Top Most Exciting Action Games of 2014 for PC

2014 can be called as “current-gen” video games for all video game lovers.  This year it seems that Big-budget monstrous creature dominated the action category. The surely-headed-to-PC Grand Theft Auto 5 rubs shoulders with intriguing multiplayer survival games like The Division. The era of the Xbox 360 and PS3 is drawing to a close and a new epoch is beginning.

           But it’s still a good year for what we can now start calling “last-gen” consoles, with many games releasing as cross-gen and some—like Dark Souls II—still only announced for the 360 and PS3 (and PC.)

This year  we will have  biggest, most-anticipated, and best-looking video games .So here we are with   top games of this year  2014 : 

Mad Max

Mad Max

Developer: Avalanche
Publisher: Warner Bros
Link:Mad Maxsite
 
          You will be very familiar with Mad Max if you have seen the movie .This game runs around the same story as in the movie .Interestingly something which will make you to play this game will be Avalanche Studios, which  will be developing this title. Avalanche Studios are better known for their brilliant work on the Just Cause series, with Just Cause 2 being particularly good. Mad Max seems to fuse  the go anywhere, grapple-hook anything attitude of the Just Cause series with brutal weaponry, added car customization and a significantly browner color palette.The return of Garrett after so many years is close: Thief will be released on PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One between 25th February (North America) and 28th (Europe). Many fear that it won’t fully respect the stealth legacy of the series, but soon we’ll find out if this concern has any foundation.

Thief

Thief

Developer: Eidos Montreal
Publisher: Square Enix
Link:Thief’s less thanstealthy site

The return of Garrett after so many years is close: Thief will be released on PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One between 25th February (North America) and 28th (Europe). Many fear that it won’t fully respect the stealth legacy of the series, but soon we’ll find out if this concern has any foundation.

Castlevania: Lords Of Shadow 2

Castlevania

Developer: MercurySteam
Publisher: Konami
Link:Castlevaniasite

The first Lords of Shadow was a pleasant surprise for many, winning players round with a highly competent (if derivative) mix of third-person action, exploration and puzzling. The sequel it will let players control Gabriel Belmont once again. There are many differences now though, since Belmont was transformed in Dracula, which will obviously be reflected in the powers available. The camera won’t be fixed anymore (thank God), and quick-time events will be less common; also, the story is set into the modern world. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2  was out on 25th February for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

Watch Dogs

Watch Dogs

Developer: Ubisoft
Publisher: In-house

Link:Watch Dogs site

    Ever since Ubisot revealed this game back at E3 2012, Watch Dogs never left my radar. Watch Dogs is an open-world hacker game that looks a bit like a cross between Grand Theft Auto, Assassin’s Creed, and The Matrix. I love the concept behind it; an open-world game where the player is able to hack anything and use it to his advantage, be it  traffic lights or mobile phones, hacking will be your best friend when you need a hand.

The Order: 1886 (PS4)

The Order :1886

Developer: Ready at Dawn
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Link: The Order : 1886

This is probably my most anticipated PS4 exclusive. The game takes the Arthurian legend and plops it down in a clockwork, black-powder era. It looks gorgeous. If the gameplay and story are anywhere near as high quality as the graphics we’re all in for a treat. Or at least us PS4 owners. The game aims for a strong movie-like appearance, to the point where the resolution will be 1920×800 and the remaining will be black bars.