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The Release Date For Every Game At E3 2017

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Here are all the known release dates and release windows for games seen at E3 2017
Here are all the known release dates and release windows for games seen at E3 2017 ESA

Now that the major press conferences for E3 2017 have ended, everyone is overloaded with all sorts of gaming news. It can be hard to keep track of every announcement from every company, and if you’re anything like me, you’re also filled with a desire to play all of the new games that were on display. In case you forgot, or wanted a quick refresher, here are the known release dates from now until the end of 2018 for all the games from Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, Ubisoft and more.

Keep in mind that video game development takes a long time and delays are inevitable. The release dates on this list may change from now, but all are accurate as of the time of this article being written.

June

There aren’t many games highlighted at E3 that will be getting released this month. Here are highlights of games that may be playable somewhere on the show floor:

  • ARMS - June 16

  • Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy - June 30

July

July is similar to June, not much time to announce a game then release it.

  • Splatoon 2 - July 21

  • Fortnite early access begins - July 25

  • Dragon Quest XI - July 29

August

August starts to see a pick-up in game releases. There are some exciting ones coming this month, and something for every kind of gamer.

  • Tacoma - Aug. 2

  • Ark: Survival Evolved - Aug. 8

  • LawBreakers - Aug. 8

  • Agents of Mayhem - Aug. 15

  • Sonic Mania - Aug. 15

  • Uncharted: The Lost Legacy - Aug. 22

  • Madden NFL 18 - Aug. 25

  • One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition - Aug. 25

  • Absolver - Aug. 29

  • Everybody’s Golf - Aug. 29

  • Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle - Aug. 29

  • Yakuza Kiwami - Aug. 29

  • Life Is Strange: Before The Storm - Episode 1 - Aug. 31

September

September keeps the good times rolling, with some more great games for all consoles and gamers.

  • Knack II - Sept. 5

  • Destiny 2 - Sept. 6

  • Pro Evolution Soccer 2018 - Sept. 12

  • Divinity: Original Sin II - Sept. 14

  • Dishonored 2: Death Of The Outsider - Sept. 15

  • Metroid: Samus Returns - Sept. 15

  • Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite - Sept. 19

  • NBA 2K18 - Sept. 19

  • Project CARS 2 - Sept. 22

  • Total War: Warhammer II - Sept. 28

  • Cuphead - Sept. 29

  • FIFA 18 - Sept. 29

October

October slows things down a bit, but there are still some huge game releases coming. In fact, Oct. 27 may be the biggest day of the year, with new Mario, Assassin’s Creed and Wolfenstein all releasing at once.

  • Forza Motorsport 7 - Oct. 3

  • Middle-earth: Shadow of War - Oct. 10

  • The Evil Within 2 - Oct. 13

  • South Park: The Fractured But Whole - Oct. 17

  • Assassin’s Creed: Origins - Oct. 27

  • Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus - Oct. 27

  • Super Mario Odyssey - Oct. 27.

November

Get ready online gaming fans, because November drops some major players with the new Call of Duty, Star Wars Battlefront and Crackdown games. If you want more of a single-player experience, there’s also the new Ni no Kuni to fall in love with.

  • Call of Duty: WWII - Nov. 3

  • Crackdown 3 - Nov. 7

  • Need for Speed Payback - Nov. 10

  • Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom - Nov. 10

  • Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 - Nov. 14

  • Star Wars Battlefront II - Nov. 17

  • Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon - Nov. 17

  • Vampyr - Nov. TBA

December

Currently no games are scheduled to release in December. This is likely to change with the Q4 releases finalizing release dates.

Fall/Holiday Season/Q4

These games all have release windows towards the end of 2017, but no date has been specified yet. There’s a chance these games can get delayed, but as of right now, they are still planned to release this year.

  • Nidhogg 2 - Q2/Q3 2017

  • Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for Nintendo Switch - Q3 2017

  • Fire Emblem Warriors - Fall 2017

  • WWE 2K18 - Fall 2017

  • Gran Turismo Sport - Fall 2017

  • Dauntless - Q4 2017

  • Dreadnought - 2017

  • Lords of the Fallen 2 - 2017

  • Sonic Forces - Q4 2017

  • Rocket League for Nintendo Switch - Holiday 2017

Early 2018

No games are scheduled to release in January as of right now, but a few of the Q1 games could be slotted into the month. A few of the Q4 games from 2017 may also get pushed into 2018 as well.

  • Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Feb. 13

  • Far Cry 5 - Feb. 27

  • A Way Out - Q1/Q2 2018

  • God of War - Q1 2018

  • The Crew 2 - Q1 2018

  • Red Dead Redemption 2 - Q2 2018

  • Sea of Thieves - Q1/Q2 2018

  • State of Decay 2 - Q1/Q2 2018

2018

These games are scheduled for either late 2018, or just a 2018 release in general. It’s very possible these games could be released in early 2018, but we’ll have to wait for more announcements from the various developers and publishers.

  • Anthem - Q4 2018

  • Code Vein - 2018

  • Dragon Ball Fighter Z - 2018

  • Darksiders III - 2018

  • Marvel’s Spider-Man - 2018

  • Metal Gear Survive - 2018

  • Monster Hunter World - 2018

  • Metro Exodus - 2018

  • Psychonauts 2 - 2018

  • Shadow of the Colossus - 2018

  • Shenmue III - Q3/Q4 2018

  • Skull and Bones - Q3/Q4 2018

  • Starlink: Battle of Atlas - Q3/Q4 2018

  • Surviving Mars - 2018

  • The Last Night - 2018

  • Tropico 6 - 2018

  • Unnamed Fire Emblem Switch game - 2018

  • Unnamed Kirby Switch game - 2018

  • Unnamed Star Wars Visceral game - 2018

  • Unnamed Yoshi Switch game - 2018

So what do you think? Are there any games coming out soon you are excited for? What games do you want to see a proper release date for? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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