The 20 Most Anticipated Games of 2015

The release of Ground Zeroes whet our appetite for our first full Metal Gear Solid game on the next-gen consoles. Venturing into the open world, The Phantom Pain looks like a game of the year candidate.

In an alternate historical timeline, The Order pits humans against the de-evolved "Half-breeds." You'll play as Sir Galahad, a member of an elite group of Knights.

After a deadly virus is unleashed on New York City, The President calls in the top-secret Division to keep peace on the streets.

Mortal Kombat X has already gotten a big bump thanks to Conan O'Brien's Clueless Gamer segment with Marshawn Lynch and Rob Gronkowski.

The first original Zelda game exclusively for the Wii U will feature an open-world environment that'll expand the universe (maybe) past just single-player gaming.

Players will once again control Geralt of in the third entry of the extremely robust open-world RPG franchise.

Coming off a misstep for the Arkham series, Batman: Arkham Knight is being developed by the original studio, Rocksteady, which should bring the series to a fitting conclusion.

Formerly known as Final Fantasy Versus, FFXV will drop players into the magical world for the 15th unique installment of the epic franchise.

The next entry in the Battlefield story, players will focus on the inner-city battle between the police and criminals.

In Halo's first all-new title on the Xbox One, we'll see a new character in Agent Locke, a Spartan tasked with hunting down Master Chief.

This next-gen upgrade will blast onto consoles this year, letting players go after each other on Hoth, Endor and (hopefully) some locations seen in The Force Awakens.

Goofy, Mickey and Donald reunite with Sora on their third adventure through Disney's magical worlds.

This time-travel thriller hopes to blur the lines between video game and movie, with a live-action TV series launching around the same time.

The sequel to the incredibly popular Tomb Raider will see Lara Croft venture further into her destiny. You know, as the Tomb Raider.

The Show adds new hitting dynamics, while expanding on the best career mode in video games, The Road to the Show.

Nathan Drake returns for the fourth installment in the treasure hunter's legacy, but will it be the end of our adventurous protagonist?

From the studio that brought you Left 4 Dead comes a new take on the multiplayer shooter, allowing for up to four players to battle one monster in a 4-vs.-1 match. As a February release, it's also one of the year's first big titles.

This wide-ranging space adventure hopes gives a new meaning to open-world gaming. With every nook and cranny of the universe available to explore, you might get lost for hours and hours and hours.

In a fight for survival, players will search for answers across the land of Yharnam, where an epidemic is spreading.

Rainbow Six Siege introduces new ways to fortify your location and completely demolish your environments. Fun!