100 games you might've missed at this year's E3

More games than you can shake a controller at
When you've got a venue as gigantic as the Los Angeles Convention center, there's a ton of space to fill with the multitude of E3 2014 games on display. In fact, it's almost TOO much for any sane person to keep track of it all. With so much excitement surrounding the games shown off during press conferences, it's easy to gloss over all the other stuff. And in doing so, you might unknowingly miss out on a really exciting game.
To help shine a spotlight on everything there is to see at E3 2014, we've rounded up the 100 best games you probably didn't even know were there. Hey, we can't blame you--these games were either hidden in shadowy corners on the show floor or given a split-second of screentime in a sizzle reel. To make things a little more interesting--and save you a ton of time in the process--we're describing every one of these games in exactly 10 words apiece. You've got time to read 1000 measly words (excluding these), don't you? Then let's go!

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime (Xbox One)
Help your lover defend a space station from hostile aliens.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris (Xbox One, PS4)
The surprising sequel to Lara Croft's last Diablo-inspired spinoff.

Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PS4, Vita)
Delve back into Isaac's basement, complete with redone pixel graphics.

Middle Earth: Shadows of Mordor (Multi)
Assassin's Creed meets Tolkien's fantasy world. Inexplicably absent at conferences.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (PS4, Vita, PC)
Pulse-pounding, blood-splattering action, with brutal difficulty and techno.

Jet Rocket 2: The Wrath of Tai Kai (Wii U)
Its like Jet Force Gemini meets Wave Race. Sounds awesome.

One Piece Unlimited World Red (Wii U)
An enhanced port of the anime action-adventure is coming soon.

Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed (Vita)
Expose young demons to sunlight by stripping their clothes. Yikes.

Chromophore: The Two Brothers Directors Cut (Wii U)
Two Brothers gets colorized and remastered for the Wii U.

Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition (Wii U)
The LuchaVania comes to Wii U with an enhanced edition.

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth (3DS)
Persona meets Etrian Odyssey. It's Persona, so we're already happy.

Rise of the Incarnates (PC)
Namco Bandai's frenetic brawler that's essentially reskinned Gundam arena gameplay

Final Fantasy Theatrhythm: Curtain Call (3DS)
Celebrate Final Fantasy's iconic musical scores in this rhythmic sequel.

Company of Heroes 2: The Western Front Armies (PC)
This standalone RTS expansion pits US forces versus German Oberkammando.

Games as far as the eye can see
PHEW! That's a heck of a lot of games--and of course, that doesn't include the myriad triple-A titles amidst the many E3 2014 games. Did we somehow miss something that you're certain is at the show floor? Or perhaps we introduced you to some games you never knew existed, but now want badly? Tell us in the comments below.
And if you're looking for more E3 coverage, check out our Nintendo E3 2014 press conference recap, Sony E3 2014 press conference recap, and Microsoft E3 2014 press conference recap.
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