The biggest games come out to E3 every year, but beneath their advertising blitzkrieg are a ton of other games. Titles which deserve just as much love and attention from the mainstream press. Here’s a look at five such games that we can’t wait to see at E3 this year.

If you happen to be a dab hand at Destiny, then Remedy Entertainment might just want you for the job. That’s according to a new job listing that the Max Payne and Alan Wake developer posted, which asks for developers who are familiar with the gaming mechanics of online worlds and systems.

Good thing that Remedy Entertainment has some cash to flash, as a new deal with Sniper Elite publisher 505 Games has resulted in a $8.46 million injection for their next project, codenamed P7. As is the nature of these deals, some more details were revealed for P7, which Remedy calls a “cinematic third-person action game”.

Xbox One and Windows 10 exclusive Quantum Break is now headed to Steam. Sporting DirectX 11 support, the game no longer needs Microsoft's latest OS to run.

Quantum Break is getting a patch this week, which will hopefully make the game close to playable on PC.

Quantum Break is a fine example of single-player action done right. But could Remedy Entertainment ever make a multiplayer game? The answer to that, is maybe.

As Microsoft continues work on their PC platform, Quantum Break becomes its second casualty.

Quantum Break intertwines an amazing story with refreshed, refined gunplay to make for another essential title from Remedy Entertainment.