What is your most anticipated game next year? Biggest bust?

[Magvel]

Most anticipated : DMC5 (fuck the angry brigade the game looks amazing, can't wait and I'm not even one of those longtime fans who waited ten years for this)

Bust : Anthem, bioware is dead to me and I wouldn't be surprised if Ea axed them like they did with Visceral, the game looks uninteresting

[Shade]

Most anticipated: Metro Exodus, Cyberpunk 2077, The Outer Worlds.

Biggest bust: Anthem.

[Spect3r]

Most anticipated for me is Sekiro: shadows die twice

[MadMummy76]

The Last of Us 2
Cyberpunk 2077
The Outer Worlds

Biggest bust: Anthem - I played the alpha, so I know it is a bust for me.

[Horna]

Doom Eternal and Cyberpunk 2077 are my top 2 most anticipated games. Both have no release date yet, so I guess it's a long wait still... But I'm sure both are worth the wait!

[Chadaclysm]

It's going to be either Anthem or the Division 2. As someone who playing the living shit out of the first Division, that fact that the second entry into the series is seemingly catering to more casual audience tells me that Ubisoft/Massive failed to take note of the cautionary tale Destiny 2 told regarding attempting to cater to a more casual audience. Also, the fact that the release dates for both games is a month apart will likely create a Thunderdome type scenario in which only one looter-shooter wins.
However, with Anthem, EA has lost a lot of goodwill with the Battlefield V fiasco, and the stain of that release may bleed over into Anthem's popularity, granted to major marketing/development fuck-ups occur to remind gamers again that this is an EA product.

Man, I hope the Division 2 is going to be alright. I really enjoyed my time with the first one, especially the survival mode.

[StarStrider09]

Most anticipated is going to be Cyberpunk 2077 really hope its good i love the cyberpunk genre hence my favorite movies being Blade Runner and The Matrix.

[Resurrection7]

It's going to be either Anthem or the Division 2. As someone who playing the living shit out of the first Division, that fact that the second entry into the series is seemingly catering to more casual audience tells me that Ubisoft/Massive failed to take note of the cautionary tale Destiny 2 told regarding attempting to cater to a more casual audience. Also, the fact that the release dates for both games is a month apart will likely create a Thunderdome type scenario in which only one looter-shooter wins.
However, with Anthem, EA has lost a lot of goodwill with the Battlefield V fiasco, and the stain of that release may bleed over into Anthem's popularity, granted to major marketing/development fuck-ups occur to remind gamers again that this is an EA product.