The 2016 games already starred on our calendar, as picked by the Ars editors

The game industry is a quick-moving beast. Before you even have a chance to really dive into all the good games that come out in a year, another January is upon us with the promise of 12 more months of great titles. So almost immediately after we made our decisions on the best games of 2015, we started looking ahead to what games are worth paying attention to in 2016.

It’s too easy to simply fill these kinds of lists with sequels, reboots, and remakes of the big-name game franchises you already know and love. That’s not very illuminating, though. For the most part, if you liked the previous games, you’ll look forward to the sequels. For our list, we’ll instead focus on original games with the potential to start franchises of their own (with one exception that we felt justified itself as a comprehensive reboot).

As such, these are the completely new titles we’ll be looking forward to most until 2017 comes along.

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