TOP 5 PC GAMES WILL BE HUGE IN 2023

 Here Are The TOP 5 PC Games WILL BE HUGE IN 2023

VALORANT

    First-person shooter Valorant, which itself is team-based, is set in the not too distant future. Players take on the role of one of a variety of Agents, which are based on people from various nations and cultures. Players are assigned to either the attacking or defending team, with five players on each squad, in the primary game mode. Each of the special skills that agents possess requires charges, and each agent also has a special ultimate power that demands charging through kills, deaths, orbs, or missions. Each player begins a game with a "classic" handgun and one or more charges for their "signature abilities. An in-game economy that distributes money based on the results of previous rounds, any kills the player is accountable for, and any objectives attained can be used to purchase additional weapons and ability charges. The game contains a variety of weaponry, including basic weapons like submachine guns, shotguns, machine guns, assault rifles, and sniper rifles as well as secondary weapons like sidearms. The player must control the automatic and semi-automatic weapons' individual shooting patterns in order to fire them accurately. There are now 19 agents available for selection. Brimstone, Viper, Omen, Cypher, Sova, Sage, Phoenix, Jett, Raze, Breach, Reyna, Killjoy, Skye, Yoru, Astra, KAY/O, Chamber, Neon, and Fade are the names of these individuals.

   APEX LEGENDS

    The online multiplayer battle royale game Apex Legends uses three-player squads to play as pre-made "Legends" with unique skills akin to those of hero shooters. Since the game's release, alternative modes have been added to allow for solo and two-player teams. Microtransactions and loot boxes, which let the user use real money and in-game cash to buy cosmetic things like clothes for the Legends and new colors for weapons, are used to monetize the game, which is free to play.

    Twenty three-player teams compete in each match on average. Players can form a squad with friends or are paired up randomly with other players. Each member of the squad chooses one of the 21 available characters (as of season 13) prior to the game, with the restriction that no character may be chosen by the same squad more than once. Each member of the squad has a distinctive appearance, personality, and set of skills that provide the team access to a variety of playstyles. Then, every team is loaded onto a plane that flies above the playing field. Each squad has a jumpmaster who, with the consent of the other squad members, decides when the squad should jump from the plane and where to land.

GENSHIN IMPACT

    A party of four interchangeable characters can be controlled by the player in the open-world action role-playing game Genshin Impact. During fight, switching between characters is quick and gives the player the option to use a variety of skills and attacks. Characters can have their strengths improved in a variety of ways, including by leveling up and by upgrading their items and weapons. The player can take on several challenges for prizes in addition to exploration. Bosses and challenges that offer extremely valuable resources, such as Stormterror and the Electro Hypostasis, are dispersed throughout Teyvat, but taking them requires resin, a resource that depletes over time and slowly regenerates. The player advances toward raising their Adventure Rank by completing these challenges, which opens up additional quests, challenges, and raises the World Level. The World Level is a gauge for the difficulty of the world's opponents and the rarity of rewards that come with their destruction.

    Stamina limits the player's ability to manage their character while engaging in activities like running, climbing, swimming, and gliding. Some characters can change the environment, for example, by freezing water to form an ice path that helps the player move through terrain. Players can warp to teleportation nodes all across the environment for quick travel, including Statues of The Seven, which have the ability to heal and revive characters as well as grant advantages like boosting player stamina. Food and ore can be found in the open world, and adversaries and treasure chests can occasionally drop other resources that can be used to strengthen a character. Food can be acquired by players by animal hunting, foraging for fruits and vegetables, or shopping for it. Additionally, there are unique battle situations called Domains that grant resources that boost character and weapon strength as well. Meals that can be prepared with ingredients that replenish health or increase a character's stats. Additionally, players have access to ore that may be refined and used to make weapons or increase their strength.

ELDEN RING

    The gameplay of Elden Ring, an action role-playing game played from a third-person perspective with an emphasis on fighting and exploration, is reminiscent of other FromSoftware titles like the Souls series, Bloodborne, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Players are free to wander the open world of the Lands Between and its six primary regions, which range from Caelid, a filthy wasteland filled with undead animals, to Limgrave, a region with green plains and ancient ruins. With the ability to quick travel outside of combat and the character's mount, Torrent, as the primary means of transportation, open world areas can be explored. The demigods who control each main area and act as the game's primary bosses are among the non-player characters (NPCs) and opponents that players will run with throughout the course of the game. Elden Ring has open world locations as well as secret dungeons with boss fights and places to find useful items, like catacombs, tunnels, and caverns.

    At the beginning of the game, the player selects a character class, which defines the spells and equipment they start the game with. Enemies can be engaged in melee combat or at a distance with ranged weapons or spells. Shields can be used to deflect enemy attacks, and evading is another option. With the aid of spells, the player in Elden Ring can improve their own weapons, engage foes at a distance, or replenish lost hit points. There are a set number of spells that the player can remember and use a staff or Sacred Seal item to cast. Elden Ring's ashen of war goods, which give weapons additional capabilities, can be used to upgrade weapons. Weapons can be coated with or cleaned using Ashes of War, and each. Each Ashes of War introduces a Weapon Art, a unique skill that can be employed in battle, and can be added to or deleted from weapons. Utilizing stealth mechanics, it is possible to completely avoid combat or to use cover to target foes for critical hits.

GTA V

    Action-adventure game Grand Theft Auto V may be played in either first- or third-person. To advance through the game, players must accomplish missions, which are linear scenarios with predetermined goals. The open environment is free for players to explore outside of the quests. The environment is substantially bigger than previous installments in the series, consisting of the San Andreas open countryside region, which includes the fictional Blaine County, and the fictional metropolis of Los Santos. After the game's start, you can fully explore it without any restrictions, but as the tale progresses, additional gaming content becomes available.

    Players can run, leap, swim, use vehicles, and battle opponents with melee assaults, guns, and explosives. Due to the scale of the map, the game adds vehicle categories that were not included in Grand Theft Auto IV, like fixed-wing planes. Auto-aim and a cover mechanism can be used in battle to your advantage. Players' health meters will progressively fill up to halfway if they are damaged. When a player's health is low, hospitals serve as respawn points. Police may respond if players commit crimes, as shown via a "wanted" meter in the head-up display (HUD). The current degree of wanted is indicated by stars on the meter (for example, at the maximum five-star level, police helicopters and SWAT teams swarm to lethally dispatch players). If a player leaves the area where they are wanted, law enforcement will look for them. When players are concealed for a while from the officers' line of sight, which is depicted on the mini-map, the meter goes into a cool-down mode and eventually recedes.