#Science fiction top movies from 2017 Pc#

In December we get Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (there's your one Star Wars mention), and two films that I can't wait to see: A deep-space mystery that unfolds in Passengers, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt, and the human side of space travel in The Space Between Us, featuring Gary Oldman and Asa Butterfield. Outside of games, the slate of science-fiction films on the horizon looks promising. Jump to roughly the two-minute mark for a look at the current state of combat. We still don't have a release date or window, but we do have new footage of the game's first-person gunplay (which you can see below). Remember Star Citizen? The ambitious player-backed game is still deep in development, thanks to the $124 million its earned through various crowdfunding campaigns. I'll hopefully have more on this title in the weeks ahead. This Fenix Fire-developed title can be played in first- or third-person, and looks to have expansive crafting and survival systems.

Other online players can also attack your colony. The habitable planet of note just happens to be the home of numerous alien species and is subject to meteor showers. The game is set in the year 2046, and through the technology of fold-engine propulsion takes players to the Gliese 581 system, where mankind is trying to establish a new homeworld.

#Science fiction top movies from 2017 Pc#

On September 28 (in just eight days) PC players can check out Osiris: New Dawn (in Early Access), a multiplayer-driven colony-building game that I've had my eye on for the last couple of months. The Forza marketplace is already loaded with cool sci-fi rides. Here's my newest ride, courtesy of a talented artist who uploaded this N7 decal. I know Forza Horizon 3 is as far removed from science fiction as can be, but Mass Effect fans are making me feel at home with this review.

Along the way, Guardians can expect to encounter a new raid, quests, and tons weapons, armor, and artifacts to collect, along with new competitive gameplay, ranging from newly available private matches to the arrival of Supremacy mode. Rise of Iron delves into the history of the mysterious Iron Lords вЂ“ the legendary heroes who have been hinted at for the last two years of the game's release вЂ“ and sets players on the path to inheriting that legacy. However, if you want to know more about it right now, you can read our extensive cover story content from a couple of months ago, or better yet, watch us play through all of Rise of Iron in a live stream, starting today at 4 p.m. If you are looking for a verdict on it, you'll have to wait a few days we've just gotten our hands on it, and Matt Miller is currently putting it through its paces for his review. Destiny: Rise of Iron is this week's big science-fiction release.