1. Torment: Tides of Numenera: This setting is amazing, and I love the PnP RPG. The crpg has great talent on it, and I am honestly looking forward to this game far more than I was Pillars (which I love, btw.) PLUS it's a spiritual successor to one of the best games ever. My most-anticipated in a long while. I am using the rules system the PnP game uses to build a campaign setting right now, so I am basically saturated in anticipation (yes, all over my face.)
2. Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild: It's a Zelda game going open world with seemingly fun physics, involved combat, and the uniquely-LoZ way of telling a story. I love open-world games and I love Zelda games, so this is kind of a dream come true.
3. Mass Effect: Andromeda One of my favorite franchises in modern gaming and an amazing universe I will always return to as long as it keeps coming. I am optimistic about the exploration-focused narrative and gameplay since I felt that was one area in which the other games felt a bit limited despite being excellent for many other reasons. Also looking forward to a more free-form character creation system a LOT.
4. Pyre: Wonderful-looking, inspired indie fantasy adventure/rugby game from the devs of Bastion and Transistor? Day 0. Very excited about this game and I want everyone else to be, too.
5. Divinity: Original Sin 2: I don't give a fuck just give me more.
6. Yooka-Laylee: It's a Rare-style platformer that looks fun and charming like a Rare-style platformer.
7. Shenmue III: Have always wanted and never thought I'd get it. Almost nervous about how this turns out, but I am still hype.
8. Vampyr: I love DONTNOD, and I am looking forward to seeing what they can do with a project like this. Honestly expecting a really, really good game. Remember Me was underrated and LIS was just amazing. I have a feeling third time's a real shit-kicker.
9. Absolver: I've always wanted a game like this: Deep martial arts combat mixed with exploration and co-op-meets-PvP, sort of like a Souls/Wuxia game in a strange setting. Tentatively pumped about the possibilities, but worried that the mix of elements might be hard to make play well, else it would be higher on my list.
10. Horizon: Zero Dawn: It just looks too good to not want. Beautiful visuals, a cool robo-dino setting, and seemingly fun combat options.