Ten video games you will want to play in 2022


Nintendo has pledged a 2022 release date for the sequel to 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. — Nintendo/TNS

Video game players will be overwhelmed with content in 2022 as pandemic-delayed projects populate the calendar after a year in which blockbusters were in relative short supply. Although 2021 ended with the release of a new Halo title, it was also a year when players discovered smaller, quieter and more thoughtful games, with no shortage of vital works.

The next 12 months, however, are full of much-hyped titles, so much so that there wasn't room on this list for all of them, including God of War Ragnarok and Starfield. That's not a slight; it's just a very good time to be a player. Here are 10 games I'm excited to play in 2022.

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