25 Games That Will Push Graphical Boundaries In 2014

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Posted By | On 17th, Jan. 2014

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Technology has scarcely ever failed to impress us. More so when considering how the gaming industry has been catapulted into a new realm every now and then with its ubiquitous presence. More recently, with the coming of the new-gen consoles that apart from offering a heightened gaming experience, promise some serious eye candy. Alongside, chip manufacturing giants NVidia and AMD coming up with their newer line of cards ensures a darn good array of graphics card for both, gamers and developers. We’ll have to keep a close eye on AMD’s Mantle API to see just how much further PC gaming’s visual side is gonna go. So far, none have failed to impress.

We all expect mind numbing stories and gameplays so immersive that we know not when to stop, particularly nowadays courtesy the fact that so many game ideas have been subjected to the ‘rinse repeat’ formula. Nonetheless, every once a while we all need a little something to let our eyes feast upon. So the following list of the upcoming games of 2014 is just for those of you folk who stop playing the game for a bit and go nuts over how ravishing those dust particles floating about in the sunlight streaming through the tiny crack in the dark room look while your character takes brutal blows from an Ogre’s cudgel, or how amazingly intricate the huge fissure on the mountain 700 feet away from you looks while you’re falling down to your death.

25. Project CARS

Coming out in late 2014, this title from Slightly Mad Studios is to be released on a number of platforms including the Steam OS. Project CARS promises a beautiful and enriching racing simulation experience. This game is at par with the graphical standards being set with every passing day.


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