I doubt Cyberpunk 2077 will come out this year. It's already May and there is no release date. I can't see it before spring 2020.
It's one of those big games you can tell is in no rush. I'll throw my hat in the release date pool for October 2020....
Could easily announce a release date at E3 for the end of the year. It's far from unheard of, that's the norm for Bethesda lately and plenty of other studios do that, too. I've been following the game's development very closely (Active on the forums and the subreddit) and the general community consensus is split between 2019 and 2020. There are a few leaks and rumors that support this, too. Regardless, it's too big of a game to ignore when the chances seem pretty even either way.
Game's been in development for about 4 years already, with several years of pre-production before that. Another 7 months of development for a December release (maybe November) seems reasonable enough.
Holy **** this list is depressing! Why is almost every game an FPS?!? No strategy, No Iso ARPGs, no TBS titles... Why is Phoenix Point only an honorable mention?
I'd trade 5 new Doom games for another Frost Punk!
Total War is a strategy game, and 3 of the games on this list are not first person titles at all.
And, although The Outer Worlds and Cyberpunk 2077 are both first person games, they are RPGs, not shooters. Shooting is merely one way to progress through the game, particularly in the former's case (in typical RPG fashion, stealth and charisma will be equally-viable paths through the game). If we compare TOW to Rage 2, the differences are clear.
Phoenix Point could have easily made its way onto the list, by the way, it was definitely a close one. I'm personally extremely excited for it as an X-COM fan.
Sorry you're disappointed, though. Perhaps you could let me know what some highly-anticipated ARPG, strategy, or TBS titles launching this year are (or at least potentially launching this year)?