A List of PC Games Launching in 2012

GamingWeez has compiled a list of some of the most awaited PC games for 2012. Please note that for these titles 2012 has been set as the launch year but some do not have a firm launch date, which means they could well be pushed into 2013. Having said that, let’s carry on with the list for the most anticipated PC Games of 2012.

Massive Multiplayer Online (MMO):

Guild Wars 2:

Easily one of the most anticipated games of 2012, following the great success of Guild Wars. Taking place 250 after the original Guild Wars, Guild Wars 2 is the largest project ever undertaken by the ArenaNet folks and gamers cannot wait for its release. Closed BETA has already begun in December 2011.

TERA Online:

Bringing an Asian-inspired MMO to the Western world has had its complications (See Aion), but with its amazing graphics and exciting aim-required combat, TERA promises to move the MMO world forward.

World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria

Some might be tired of more World of Warcraft expansions, but the remaining 10 million+ of us are incredibly excited for the new race, new class and new world to explore. Look for this title to launch after summer most likely.

The Secret World:

Developed by Funcom, this title promises unparalleled freedom in character progression and, unlike many current titles, will be set in the modern era.

First Person Shooter (FPS):

Defiance:

For the first time, a TV show is being developed together with a game. What gamers do in the game will affect the show and vice versa. This is a truly revolutionary idea. Will it pay off?

Real Time Strategy (RTS): 

Starcraft 2 Heart of the Swarm:

Not much needs to be said here. Starcraft 2 expansion or follow up to Wings of Liberty. Period.

End of Nations:

Trion Worlds launches yet another title, and End of Nations is looking like a sleeper hit so far.

Role Playing Game (RPG):

Diablo 3:

See Starcraft 2 description. Diablo. 3.

Will you be playing any of the games above? Which ones? Which one are you looking forward to the most and which ones did we miss?