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We’ve pulled together everything we know about 2016’s video game releases in one handy location. This rundown of gaming goodness is a living, breathing list, and should help you plan out your gaming calendar for the next few months and beyond. We promise you won’t be sorry for bookmarking this and coming back to find out when your most anticipated games are scheduled to land on your PC, console, handheld, or mobile device. If you see anything we’ve missed, please let us know in the comments. Please note that games will not get assigned to a month until they have confirmed release dates. Prior to that, they will appear in the bottom grouping (confirmed, but undated). January Shooting Stars (PC, Mac, Linux) – January 4 Amplitude (PS4) – January 5 Hardware: Rivals (PS4) – January 5 Rebel Galaxy (PS4) – January 5 Volume (Vita) – January 5 G Prime Into the Rain (Xbox One) – January 6 Hyper Void (Xbox One) – January 6 Lovely Planet (Xbox One) – January 6 Avoider (Wii U) – January 7 Bigley’s Revenge (Wii U) – January 7 Discovery (Wii U) – January 7 JetPack Fighter (iOS) – January 7 My Pets (3DS) – January 7 Ocean Runner (3DS) – January 7 Tabletop Gallery (Wii U) – January 7 Punch Club (PC) – January 8 Cubot – The Complexity of Simplicity (Xbox One) – January 11 Unepic (Xbox One) – January 11 Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: India (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – January 12 The Banner Saga (Xbox One, PS4) – January 12 Gone Home (Xbox One, PS4) – January 12 Tharsis (PS4, PC) – January 12 That Dragon Cancer (PC) – January 12 Hyperdrive Massacre (Xbox One) – January 13 Rebel Galaxy (Xbox One) – January 13 Battle Pixels (PC) – January 14 Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 Open Beta (Xbox One, PS4) – January 14 Pro Basketball Manager 2016 (PC) – January 14 Dino Eggs: Rebirth (PC, Mac, Linux) – January 15 Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen (PC) – January 15 Herding Dog (PC) – January 15 Oxenfree (Xbox One, PC) – January 15 Protoshift (PC) – January 15 Raining Blobs (PC) – January 15 Super Ubie Island REMIX (PC) – January 15 Super Intergalactic Gang (PC) – January 15 Zheros (Xbox One) – January 16 The Aquatic Adventures of the Last Human (PC, Mac, Linux) – January 19 Attractio (PS4, Vita, PC) – January 19 A Boy and his Blob (Xbox One, PS4, Vita, PC) – January 19 Blade & Soul (PC) – January 19 The Bug Butcher (PC, Mac, Linux) – January 19 Darkest Dungeon (PC) – January 19 Deadly Tower of Monsters (PS4, PC) – January 19 Gemini: Heroes Reborn (Xbox One, PC) – January 19 Inside My Radio (PS4) – January 19 Klaus (PS4) – January 19 Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty (Vita) – January 19 Red Game Without a Great Name (Vita) – January 19 Resident Evil 0 (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC) – January 19 Resident Evil Origins Collection (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – January 19 Shooting Stars (PC) – January 19 Stardust Vanguards (PS4) – January 19 Tachyon Project (PS4) – January 19 World of Tanks (PS4) – January 19 Albedo: Eyes from Outer Space (Xbox One) – January 20 Atelier Escha and Logy Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky (Vita) – January 20 Electronic Super Joy (Xbox One) – January 20 Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak (PC) – January 20 Bioxitivity (PC) – January 21 Close Order (PC) – January 21 Dark Era (PC) – January 21 Dinocide (PC) – January 21 Exploding Kittens (iOS) – January 21 Lost in Harmony (iOS, Android) – January 21 Minecraft: Story Mode (Wii U) – January 21 Move or Die (PC) – January 21 Bit Blaster XL (PC) – January 22 Death by Game Show (PC) – January 22 Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam (3DS) – January 22 Buried (PC) – January 25 Kwaan (PC) – January 25 Final Fantasy Explorers (3DS) – January 26 Gemini: Heroes Reborn (PS4) – January 26 Hero Defense – Haunted Island (PC) – January 26 Lego Marvel’s Avengers (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, Wii U, 3DS, Vita, PC) – January 26 Monumental (PC) – January 26 Order of the Thorne: The King’s Challenge (PC) – January 26 The Witness (PS4, PC) – January 26 Roblox (Xbox One) – January 27 Sparkle 2 (Xbox One) – January 27 Hex: Shards of Fate (PC) – January 28 Plantera (PC) – January 28 Rise of the Tomb Raider (PC) – January 28 Sandstorm: Pirate Wars (iOS, Android) – January 28 Shadow Puppeteer (Wii U) – January 28 AIPD (Xbox One) – January 29 Amazing Princess Sarah (Xbox One) – January 29 Bombshell (PC) – January 29 Curvatron (PC) – January 29 Level 22 (Xbox One) – January 29 The Living Dungeon (Xbox One) – January 29 This War of Mine (PS4, Xbox One) – January 29 Tropico 5 – Complete Collection (PC) – January 29 Panmorphia (PC, Mac, Linux) – January 31 February Aveyond 4 (PC) – February 1 Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo (PC) – February 1 Spellweaver (PC) – February 1 Tales of Symphonia (PC) – February 1 Albedo: Eyes from Outer Space (PS4) – February 2 Amazing Discoveries in Outer Space (PS4) – February 2 Calendula (PC) – February 2 Cobalt (Xbox One, 360, PC) – February 2 Crypt of the Necrodancer (PS4, Vita) – February 2 Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth (PS4, Vita) – February 2 Dreii (PC, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android) – February 2 Gravity Rush Remastered (PS4) – February 2 The Guilt and the Shadow (PC) – February 2 Megadimension Neptunia VII (PS4) – February 2 Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel (PS4, PS3) – February 2 Not a Hero (PS4) – February 2 Steve Jackson’s Sorcery (PC, Mac) – February 2 American Truck Simulator (PC, Mac, Linux) – February 3 Fortified (Xbox One, PC) – February 3 Adventures of Mana (iOS, Android) – February 4 Agatha Christie – The A.B.C. Murders (PC, Mac) – February 4 Alphadia (3DS) – February 4 FreezeMe (Wii U) – February 4 Marvel Avengers Academy (iOS, Android) – February 4 Peg Solitaire (Wii U) – February 4 The Political Machine (PC) – February 4 Shutshimi (Wii U) – February 4 Bike Mayhem (Xbox One) – February 5 Dad Beats Dads (Xbox One) – February 5 Krinkle Crusher (Xbox One) – February 5 Marvel Puzzle Quest (Xbox One) – February 5 XCOM 2 (PC) – February 5 Arslan: The Warriors of Legend (Xbox One, PS4, PS3, PC) – February 9 Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: Russia, Trilogy Pack (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – February 9 Dying Light: The Following Expansion and Enhanced Edition (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – February 9 Firewatch (PS4, PC, Mac, Linux) – February 9 Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime (PS4) – February 9 MOP: Operation Cleanup (PS4) – February 9 Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – February 9 Neverwinter: Underdark (Xbox One) – February 9 Unravel (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – February 9 Factotem 90 (Xbox One) – February 10 Cutie Clash (Wii U) – February 11 Level 22: Gary’s Misadventures (PS4, PS3, Vita, PC) – February 11 Outside the Realm (Wii U) – February 11 Word Puzzles by POWGI (3DS) – February 11 D/Genertion HD (Xbox One) – February 12 In Space We Brawl (Xbox One) – February 12 Q*Bert Rebooted (Xbox One) – February 12 Zheroes (PC) – February 15 Dub Dash (PC, Mac) – February 16 The Escapists: The Walking Dead (PS4) – February 16 Gurgamoth (PC) – February 16 Layers of Fear (Xbox One, PS4) – February 16 Mitsurugi Kamui Hikae (Xbox One, PS4) – February 16 Pillars of Eternity – The White March Part 2 (PC) – February 16 Pixel Piracy (Xbox One, PS4) – February 16 Project X-Zone 2 (3DS) – February 16 Rainbow Moon (PS4) – February 16 Randal’s Monday (PS4) – February 16 Street Fighter V (PS4, PC) – February 16 Tron Run/r (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – February 16 Californium (PC, Mac) – February 17 Rocket League (Xbox One) – February 17 Cities: Skylines – Snowfall Expansion (PC) – February 18 Devil Daggers (PC) – February 18 Dungelot: Shattered Lands (PC) – February 18 Hero & Daughter (PC) – February 18 Cyborg Rage (PC) – February 19 Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright (3DS) – February 19 Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest (3DS) – February 19 Herolike (PC) – February 19 Magic Flute (PC) – February 19 Mazement (PC) – February 19 Musicverse: Electronic Keyboard (3DS) – February 19 Steamroll (PC) – February 19 Tap Tap Arcade (Wii U) – February 19 Wondershot (Xbox One, PC) – February 19 Astro Duel (PC) – February 22 The Ship: Remasted (PC) – February 22 Bridge Constructor Stunts (PC, Mac, Linux) – February 23 Far Cry Primal (Xbox One, PS4) – February 23 Foul Play (PS4, Vita) – February 23 Hitman Go (PS4, Vita) – February 23 Mega Man Legacy Collection (3DS) – February 23 Ninja Senki DX (PS4, Vita, PC) – February 23 Obliteracers (PC) – February 23 One Upon Light (PC, Mac) – February 23 Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – February 23 Replay: VHS is not Dead (PS4) – February 23 Runner 2 (PS4) – February 23 SwapQuest (Vita) – February 23 Toki Tori 2+ (PS4) – February 23 The Walking Dead: Michonne – Episode 1 (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC, Mac) – February 23 Wondershot (PS4) – February 23 ComixPlay #1: The Endless Incident (PC, Mac) – February 24 Disgaea (PC) – February 24 The Flame in the Flood (Xbox One, PC, Mac) – February 24 Reagan Gorbachev (Xbox One, PC) – February 24 Replay: VHS is not Dead (Xbox One) – February 24 Shakes & Fidget (PC) – February 24 6180 The Moon (Wii U) – February 25 Heaven’s Hope (PC) – February 25 Inside My Radio (Wii U) – February 25 Replay: VHS is not Dead (Wii U) – February 25 Sadame (3DS) – February 25 Superhot (PC, Mac, Linux) – February 25 Toy Defense (3DS) – February 25 Volcanic Field 2 (Wii U) – February 25 The Walking Dead: Michonne – Episode 1 (iOS, Android) – February 25 Double Dragon II: The Revenge (PS4) – February 26 Spacejacked (PC, Mac, Linux) – February 26 Sprinter (PC, Mac, Linux) – February 26 Tiny Troopers Joint Ops (Xbox One) – February 26 The Town of Light (PC) – February 26 We are the Dwarves (PC) – February 26 Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow (3DS eShop) – February 27 Soul Axiom (PC, Mac, Linux) – February 29 March Alekhine’s Gun (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 1 Deponia Doomsday (PC) – March 1 Far Cry Primal (PC) – March 1 Gears of War: Ultimate Edition (PC) – March 1 Heavy Rain (PS4) – March 1 Ironcast (PS4) – March 1 McDroid (Xbox One, PS4) – March 1 Mortal Kombat XL (Xbox One, PS4) – March 1 Return to Popolocrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale (3DS) – March 1 Screencheat (Xbox One, PS4) – March 1 Square Heroes (PS4) – March 1 Trulon: The Shadow Engine (PC) – March 1 UnderDread (PC, Mac) – March 1 The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Revival Edition (PS4) – March 1 Acorn Assault: Rodent Revolution (PC) – March 2 Blazblue: Chronophantasma Extended (PC) – March 2 Gunscape (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 2 Black Desert Online (PC) – March 3 Blue Rider (PC) – March 3 Chasing Dead (Wii U) – March 3 E.T. Armies (PC) – March 3 The Hand of Panda (3DS) – March 3 Parascientific Escape Cruise in the Distant Seas (3DS) – March 3 Steel Rivals (Wii U) – March 3 Warhammer: Arcane Magic (PC, Mac) – March 3 Action Henk (Xbox One) – March 4 Into the Stars (PC) – March 4 Ironcast (Xbox One) – March 4 The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD (Wii U) – March 4 Path of Exile: Ascendancy (PC) – March 4 Spellbind (PC, Mac) – March 4 Ultimate Chicken Horse (PC) – March 4 Alphabeats (PC) – March 7 Action Henk (PS4) – March 8 Assault Android Cactus (PS4, Vita) – March 8 Blast ’em Bunnies (Xbox One, PS4, Vita, 3DS) – March 8 The Division (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 8 Don’t Die, Mr. Robot (PS4) – March 8 Jump Tanks (PC) – March 8 Kholat (PS4) – March 8 Shardlight (PC) – March 8 Casey Powell Lacrosse (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 9 Organic Panic (Xbox One) – March 9 Deathsmiles (PC) – March 10 Grumpy Reaper (Wii U) – March 10 The Guest (PC) – March 10 Jewel Quest (Wii U) – March 10 Moon Hunters (PC) – March 10 Rhapsody – Music & Radio (Wii U) – March 10 Spareware (Xbox One) – March 10 Upwards, Lonely Robot (PC) – March 10 Beat da Beat (PC) – March 11 Beyond Dimensions (PC) – March 11 Cel Damage HD (Xbox One) – March 11 Hitman (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 11 MagNets: Fully Charged (Xbox One) – March 11 Ori and the Blind Forest – Definitive Edition (Xbox One) – March 11 Race. Bit (PC) – March 11 WWE 2K16 (PC) – March 11 Highland Warriors (PC) – March 14 Premium Pool (PC) – March 14 The Riddle of the Catacombs (PC) – March 14 EA Sports UFC 2 (Xbox One, PS4) – March 15 Marvel Battlegrounds (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, Wii U, PC) – March 15 Need for Speed (PC) – March 15 Salt and Sanctuary (PS4, Vita) – March 15 Samurai Warriors 4 Empires (PS4, PS3, Vita) – March 15 Sebastian Loeb Rally EVO (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 15 Senran Kagura: Estival Versus (PS4, Vita) – March 15 Sheltered (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 15 Tertrobot & Co. (Xbox One, PS4) – March 15 World’s Fastest Pizza (PC) – March 15 Dungeon of the Endless (Xbox One) – March 16 New York Bus Simulator (PC) – March 16 New York Taxi Simulator (PC) – March 16 Shadow Complex Remastered (Xbox One) – March 16 Bird Mania Party (Wii U) – March 17 Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf (Xbox One, PS4) – March 17 Pharoah Rebirth+ (PC) – March 17 U Party (Wii U) – March 17 Pokken Tournament (Wii U) – March 18 Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse (Xbox One) – March 18 Shred It! (Xbox One) – March 18 Neptunia U: Action Unleashed (PC) – March 21 101 Ways to Die (PC) – March 22 Catlateral Damage (PS4) – March 22 Day of the Tentacle Special Edition (PS4, Vita, PC) – March 22 Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice (PS4) – March 22 Fallout 4 Automatron DLC (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 22 Lichdom: Battlemage (Xbox One, PS4) – March 22 Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet (PC, Mac, Linux) – March 22 Out of the Park Baseball (PC) – March 22 Republique (PS4) – March 22 Trackmania Turbo (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 22 101 Ways to Die (PS4) – March 23 Professional Farmer 2017 (PC) – March 23 101 Ways to Die (Xbox One) – March 24 Atari Vault (PC) – March 24 The Descendant (PC) – March 24 Infinity Runner (Wii U) – March 24 Japanese Rail Sim 3D Journey in Suburbs #1 Vol. 2 (3DS) – March 24 Japanese Rail Sim 3D Journey in Suburbs #1 Vol. 3 (3DS) – March 24 Japanese Rail Sim 3D Journey in Suburbs #1 Vol. 4 (3DS) – March 24 Lostwinds (PC) – March 24 Lostwinds 2: Winter of the Melodias (PC) – March 24 Samarost 3 (PC, Mac) – March 24 Slain (PC) – March 24 Total War Battles: Kingdom (PC, Mac, iOS, Android) – March 24 Witch & Hero 2 (3DS) – March 24 Forestry 2017: The Simulation (PC) – March 25 Hyrule Warriors: Legends (3DS) – March 25 Space Food Truck (PC, Mac, Linux) – March 25 Adr1ft (Rift, PC) – March 28 Adventure Time: Magic Man’s Head Games (Rift) – March 28 Albino Lullaby (Rift) – March 28 Audio Arena (Rift) – March 28 Bank Limit: Advanced Battle Racing (Rift) – March 28 Blazerush (Rift) – March 28 Chronos (Rift) – March 28 Darknet (Rift) – March 28 Dead Secret (Rift) – March 28 Defense Grid 2 Enhanced VR Edition (Rift) – March 28 Dreadhalls (Rift) – March 28 Elite Dangerous (Rift) – March 28 Esper 2 (Rift) – March 28 EVE Gunjack (Rift) – March 28 EVE Valkyrie (Rift) – March 28 Fly to Kuma (Rift) – March 28 Herobound SC (Rift) – March 28 Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (Rift) – March 28 Lucky’s Tale (Rift) – March 28 Omega Agent (Rift) – March 28 Pinball FX2 VR (Rift) – March 28 Project Cars (Rift) – March 28 Radial G (Rift) – March 28 Rooms (Rift) – March 28 Shufflepuck Cantina Deluxe VR (Rift) – March 28 Smashing the Battle (Rift) – March 28 The Vanishing of Ethan Carter (Rift) – March 28 Vektron Revenge (Rift) – March 28 Windlands (Rift) – March 28 The Angry Video Game Nerd II: Assimilation (PC, Mac, Linux) – March 29 Civilization Revolution 2 Plus (Vita) – March 29 Forced Showdown (PC) – March 29 Gryphon Knight Epic (Xbox One, PS4) – March 29 Killer Instinct Season 3 (Xbox One, PC) – March 29 The Last Door Season 2 (PC, Mac, Linux) – March 29 Minecraft: Story Mode – Episode 5: Order Up (Xbox One, PS4, 360, PS3, PC, Mac, iOS, Android) – March 29 MLB The Show 16 (PS4, PS3) – March 29 Nights of Azure (PS4) – March 29 No Time to Explain (PS4) – March 29 Organic Panic (PS4) – March 29 R.B.I. Baseball 16 (Xbox One, PS4) – March 29 Resident Evil 6 (Xbox One, PS4) – March 29 StarCraft II: Nova Covert Ops (PC, Mac) – March 29 Trillion: God of Destruction (Vita) – March 29 The Walking Dead: Michonne – Episode 2: Give No Shelter (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC, iOS, Android) – March 29 Epistory (PC, Mac, Linux) – March 30 Yama Yama (PC) – March 30 6-Hand Video Poker (Wii U) – March 31 Abraca (PC) – March 31 Ashes of the Singularity (PC) – March 31 Chronicles of Teddy: Harmony of Exidus (Wii U) – March 31 Don’t Starve: Shipwrecked (PC) – March 31 Hyper Light Drifter (PC, Mac) – March 31 Justice Chronicles (3DS) – March 31 Now I Know My ABCs (Wii U) – March 31 Pixicross (Wii U) – March 31 April Apollo 11 VR (Rift, Vive) – April 1 Organic Panic (Xbox One) – April 1 Selfie Tennis (Vive) – April 1 Spheria (PC) – April 1 Stickbold! A Dodgeball Adventure (PC) – April 1 Whirligig (Rift, Vive) – April 3 Green Game: Timeswapper (PC) – April 4 Steredenn (Xbox One) – April 4 Void 21 (Rift) – April 4 1979 Revolution: Black Friday (PC, Mac) – April 5 Amplitude (PS3) – April 5 Assassin’s Creed Chronicles Trilogy Pack (Vita) – April 5 Dead Star (PS4, PC) – April 5 Dirt Rally (Xbox One, PS4) – April 5 Enter the Gungeon (PS4, PC) – April 5 Europa Universalis IV: Mare Nostrum (PC) – April 5 Fantastic Contraption (Vive) – April 5 Job Simulator (PC) – April 5 Lovely Planet (PS4, Wii U) – April 5 Quantum Break (Xbox One, PC) – April 5 Skullgirls 2nd Encore (Vita) – April 5 Stickbold! A Dodgeball Adventure (PS4) – April 5 Kill to Collect (PC) – April 6 Doll Fashion Atelier (3DS) – April 7 Emojikara: A Clever Emoji Match Game (Wii U) – April 7 Epic Dumpster Bear (Wii U) – April 7 Kingdom Hearts Unchained X (iOS, Android) – April 7 Mushroom Wars (PC) – April 7 No Thing (PC, iOS, Android, Windows Phone) – April 7 Super Robo Mouse (Wii U) – April 7 Glitchrunners (PC, Mac) – April 8 Letter Quest: Grimm’s Journey (Xbox One) – April 8 Stickbold! A Dodgeball Adventure (Xbox One) – April 8 Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek (Xbox One) – April 9 Party Saboteurs (PC, Mac, Linux) – April 9 Tron Run/r (Xbox One) – April 9 Dark Souls III (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – April 12 Ratchet & Clank (PS4) – April 12 Risk of Rain (PS4, Vita) – April 12 Stories: The Path of Destinies (PS4, PC) – April 12 Auro: A Monster Bumping Adventure (PC) – April 13 Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan (PC) – April 14 Code of Princess (PC) – April 14 Dodge Club Party (Wii U) – April 14 Draw 2 Survive (Wii U) – April 14 Excave III: Tower of Destiny (3DS) – April 14 Paranautical Activity (Wii U) – April 14 Phantasmal: City of Darkness (PC) – April 14 Slots – Pharaoh’s Riches (Wii U) – April 14 Soda Drinker Pro (Xbox One, PC) – April 14 Super Strike Beach Volleyball (3DS) – April 14 Wobbly Jungle (PC) – April 14 Bravely Second: End Layer (3DS) – April 15 I Want to be Human (PC) – April 15 Gears of War 4 MP Beta (Xbox One) – April 18 Axiom Verge (Vita) – April 19 The Banner Saga 2 (PC) – April 19 Blues and Bullets (PS4) – April 19 The Collider 2 (PC) – April 19 Ice Lakes (PC) – April 19 Invisible, Inc. (PS4) – April 19 IS Defense (PC) – April 19 Koi (PS4) – April 19 Langrisser Re:Incarnation -TENSEI- (3DS) – April 19 Loud on Planet X (PS4, PC, Mac) – April 19 Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code (PC) – April 19 Pang Adventures (PS4) – April 19 Battle Ages (Xbox One, PS4, iOS, Android) – April 20 Masquerade: The Baubles of Doom (Xbox One, PS4, 360, PS3, PC) – April 20 Megamagic (PC) – April 20 P.O.L.L.E.N. (PC, Rift) – April 20 Battlefleet Gothic: Armada (PC) – April 21 Blockara (Wii U) – April 21 Dreamals (Wii U) – April 21 Eternal Destiny (PC) – April 21 Hex: Shards of Fate (PC) – April 21 Pinball Arcade (Wii U) – April 21 Rogue Stormers (PC) – April 21 Western Press (PC) – April 21 8-Bit Armies (PC) – April 22 Mahjong Deluxe 3 (PC) – April 22 Rugby Challenge 3 (Xbox One) – April 22 Star Fox Guard (Wii U) – April 22 Star Fox Zero (Wii U) – April 22 Corpse Party (PC) – April 25 htoL#NiQ: The Firefly Diary (PC) – April 25 Aliens vs. Pinball (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC, Mac, iOS) – April 26 Alienation (PS4) – April 26 Battle Worlds: Chronos (Xbox One) – April 26 Elite: Dangerous Arena (Xbox One) – April 26 Hearthstone: Whispers of the Old Gods (PC, Mac, iOS, Android) – April 26 Hitman – Episode 2: Sapienza (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – April 26 Hyperdevoition Noire: Goddess Black Heart (PC) – April 26 King’s Quest – Chapter 3: Once Upon a Climb (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC) – April 26 Ori and the Blind Forest – Definitive Edition (PC) – April 26 Party Hard (Xbox One, PS4) – April 26 Rocketbirds 2: Evolution (PS4, Vita) – April 26 Severed (Vita) – April 26 The Song of Tyrim (PC, Mac, Linux) – April 26 Stranger of Sword City (Vita) – April 26 The Walking Dead: Michonne – Episode 3 (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC, Mac) – April 26 Brick Breaker (Xbox One) – April 27 Duelyst (PC) – April 27 Emerge: Cities of the Apocalypse (PC) – April 27 Ash (3DS) – April 28 Avalon Lords (PC) – April 28 Back in 1995 (PC) – April 28 Bunny Bash (PC) – April 28 Lost Reavers (Wii U) – April 28 Mini Mario and Friends (Wii U, 3DS) – April 28 Neon Chrome (PC) – April 28 Offworld Trading Company (PC) – April 28 Stealth Labyrinth (Rift, Vive) – April 28 DC Universe Online (Xbox One) – April 29 JumpJet Rex (Xbox One) – April 29 Paranautical Activity (Xbox One) – April 29 May Acorn Assault: Rodent Revolution (PC) – May 2 Battleborn (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – May 3 Coffin Dodgers (PS4) – May 3 Corridor Z (PS4, Vita) – May 3 Fragments of Him (PC) – May 3 The Park (Xbox One, PS4) – May 3 Ray Gigant (Vita) – May 3 Shadow Complex Remastered (PS4) – May 3 Superhot (Xbox One) – May 3 Table Top Racing: World Tour (PS4) – May 3 Tropico 5 (PS4) – May 3 3030 Deathwar Redux (PC) – May 5 The Beggar’s Ride (Wii U) – May 5 Chicku (PC) – May 5 Escape from Flare Industries (Wii U) – May 5 Kathy Rain (PC, Mac) – May 5 Midnight 2 (Wii U) – May 5 Mind Unleashed (Rift, Vive) – May 5 Overwatch Open Beta (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – May 5 (May 3 for pre-orders) Pixelmaker (Wii U) – May 5 Pocket Card Jockey (3DS) – May 5 SpaceRoads (Wii U) – May 5 Sudoku and Permudoku (Wii U) – May 5 Azkend 2 (Xbox One) – May 6 Coffin Dodgers (Xbox One) – May 6 Ecotone (PC) – May 6 Insane Decay of Mind (Rift, Vive) – May 6 Mystery Castle (Xbox One, PC, Mac) – May 6 Yon Paradox (Rift, Vive) – May 6 Kingdom Wars II: Battles (PC) – May 9 Stellaris (PC) – May 9 The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth (PS4) – May 10 The Magic Circle: Gold Edition (PS4) – May 10 MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies (Vita) – May 10 StarBreak (PC) – May 10 Tastee: Lethal Tactics (PC) – May 10 Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End (PS4) – May 10 Raiden V (Xbox One) – May 11 8-Bit Hero (Wii U) – May 12 Color Symphony 2 (Wii U) – May 12 Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster (PC) – May 12 Goliath (PC) – May 12 Queen’s Garden (Wii U) – May 12 RefRain – prism memories – (PC) – May 12 Riff Racer (PC) – May 12 Super Meat Boy (Wii U) – May 12 Tachyon Project (Wii U) – May 12 Wordsup! Academy (3DS) – May 12 Disney Art Academy (3DS) – May 13 Doom (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – May 13 Force of Elements (PC, Android) – May 13 Hero Defense – Haunted Island (PC) – May 13 Project G (PC) – May 13 She Wants Me Dead (PS4) – May 13 Homefront: The Revolution (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – May 17 Life Goes On: Done to Death (PS4, PC) – May 17 My Night Job (PS4) – May 17 Salt and Sanctuary (PC) – May 17 Shadow of the Beast (PS4) – May 17 Shadwen (PS4, PC) – May 17 Soft Body (PS4, PC) – May 17 Valkyria Chronicles Remastered (PS4) – May 17 Duskers (PC) – May 18 htoL#NiQ: The Firefly Diary (PC) – May 18 Mimic Arena (Xbox One) – May 18 Super Night Riders (Xbox One) – May 18 YouTubers Life (PC, Mac) – May 18 Zero Reflex: Black Eye Edition (PC) – May 18 Chompy Chompy Chomp Party (Wii U) – May 19 Digger Dan DX (3DS) – May 19 Lastfight (PC) – May 19 Sweetest Thing (Wii U) – May 19 The Way (PC) – May 19 Cubikolor (Xbox One) – May 20 Downwell (PS4, Vita) – May 24 Dungeons 2 (PS4) – May 24 The Last Blade 2 (PS4, Vita) – May 24 Lumo (PS4, PC, Mac, Linux) – May 24 Not a Hero (Xbox One) – May 24 OlliOlli 2 (Xbox One) – May 24 Overwatch (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – May 24 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC) – May 24 Total War: Warhammer (PC) – May 24 Tropico 5 (Xbox One) – May 24 Kittypocalypse (Rift) – May 25 Chronicle: Runescape Legends (PC) – May 26 Conveni Dream (3DS) – May 26 Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice (Wii U, 3DS, PC) – May 26 Dual Core (Wii U) – May 26 Elite Dangerous: The Engineers (PC) – May 26 Excubitor (PC, Mac, Linux) – May 26 Infinite Dunamis (3DS) – May 26 Epic Word Search Collection 2 (3DS) – May 26 Futuridium EP Deluxe (Wii U) – May 26 Omnibus (PC, Mac, Linux) – May 26 Robot Arena III (PC) – May 26 Romancing Saga II (iOS, Android) – May 26 Rynn’s Adventure: Trouble in the Enchanted Forest (Wii U) – May 26 Table Top Racing: World Tour (PC) – May 26 Biblinthus (PC) – May 27 Daydreamer: Awakened Edition (PS4) – May 31 Dead Island: 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(Working Title) (3DS) Zodiac: The Orcanon Odyssey (PS4, Vita) Zombie Night Terror (PC, Mac) Source link]]> The strategy/RPG genre has seen its share of growing pains in this modern age, and plenty of games have tried to shake things up, such as Fire Emblem’s relationship system and The Banner Saga’s choice-driven narrative. Grand Kingdom is paving its own way, ditching grid-based combat, offering a bevy of customization, and putting more action into the combat. It does a wonderful job, and I enjoyed the challenging battles, building up my party, and competing online. The game has a single-player campaign that serves as your introduction to the title and all its intricacies. This is a hefty time investment and worth engaging in to build up your party. The plot is basic, mainly about how the continent of Resonail, which is made up of four nations, has erupted into war. The lure to Grand Kingdom isn’t its story, however, it’s the gameplay and party-building, and the campaign delivers on those fronts, giving you fun missions and battles. In Grand Kingdom, you put together a team of four mercenaries with classes of your choosing. Every time you step into a mission or quest, it’s set up like a board game, where you move your piece around the field. This can trigger battles or random events, but treasure and resources are also planted across the field. You have a set amount of steps you can take with each map before it’s game over, but the allotment is generous. The board is littered with obstacles, and depending on your party selection, certain field skills can help you get around them. For instance, I had a wind skill that could take away any bad weather instantly, which normally would take three turns to clear up. Journeying the board to find the optimal path has its own interesting dilemmas, but the battle system is also stellar. In combat, you have three lanes where your party and enemies can be moved. Character placement can mean life or death; you usually want your tanks up front and your ranged members in the back, but you also have to make decisions in the heat of battle, such as getting them out of the way if they’re vulnerable to a canon or a charged attack. You can see the turn order and what’s incoming to help you strategize. Deciding which enemies to attack first can be make or break. Do you want to focus on deadly mages right in your vicinity or are you better off eliminating the leader to lower the opponent’s morale, affecting their action and move gauge? Encounters are a cross between turn-based and action gameplay, forming one of my favorite strategy/RPG battle systems of recent years. Every character has an action gauge for movement and attacks. For melee characters, you want to repeatedly press the corresponding button to combo up attacks when near enemies. For ranged characters, it’s all about timing and hitting the attack button as a meter displays on the enemy. In both cases, characters can knock opponents in the air or hit them into objects (or even each other) for more damage. Using the environment to your advantage is fun, and I like the skill involved in how you execute your attacks. Battles have surprising variety in how they play out, and there’s nothing like lining up an attack and having it kill multiple enemies as they fly into each other. But also beware of your own characters’ positions, because they can take friendly damage. Sometimes it might mean letting a party member get severely wounded for the greater good. Outside of taking on missions, some of the most fun I had was building up my party with the breadth of customization the game offers. The class variety is diverse, featuring everything from a dragon mage to an arcanist, and you choose their skills, allocating experience points, and equipping them with gear you can buy or create. As a cool feature, all the gear you equip shows up visibly on your party, so you can put everything from clown noses to mummy wraps on them. I loved all the options to consider for my characters. You have four main attacks, plus passive skills and support skills. How this continues to expand as you level up is exciting, since your team earns skills, but you can also purchase some, such as healing and poison resistance. A lot of the skills are appealing and can be game-changers, so you’re constantly making tough choices of what skill you can live without. While the battle system thrives, the backdrops, especially in combat, do nothing to help I noticed the scenery was similar in every encounter, making them lack excitement. Maps can also take a while to complete, and in the campaign you sometimes have three boss battles in succession. Dying at the end of the map can mean losing a lot of progress. No save points exist during the maps, which makes sense because you can back yourself into a corner with the resource management, but these game overs are frustrating nonetheless. The experience also gets repetitive in other ways. In and outside of the campaign, you’re grinding to improve your party at every turn, though you do have different types of quests to negate some of the tedium. Your level carries over when you take your party online, where you form a contract with one of the four nations vying for domination. You can pick a specific number of wars to support, and depending on your choices, shops and trade posts of rival nations won’t be available to you. However, you do get access to perks in these areas from your nation. Wars play out daily, and you can choose to manually control your troops or let the A.I. control your party. I did both. When I went to bed at night, I set the A.I. control, so I’d wake up with extra experience, items, and gold in the morning. Other times, I wanted to see how I stacked up to the competition and manually controlled my party for battles, which was exciting because I saw opponents use strategies I never considered. You can also level up your party by taking on quests against the computer with specific objectives, such as making deliveries or defending areas. You can even just explore an area with no objective to find treasure and gather resources for crafting. Despite all these options, my engagement drastically declined after a few days of playing faithfully. Even if the conditions are slightly different, you’re still doing the same thing: battles on repeat and roaming similar maps. Plus, even when I supported a nation, I felt like a drop in the bucket; my efforts did not have much influence in its success or failure, so playing against others lost its allure after a while. The rewards online are also disappointing; while you get items and money, nothing I received was grand enough to keep me coming back. Grand Kingdom is a solid strategy/RPG, especially if you’ve been hankering for something new and different. I am interested to see where the series goes in the future. It feels like it has a solid foundation, and I’d love to see that expanded with even more reasons to stick around after you polish off the campaign and play some online matches. Even so, the game is entertaining, and strategy fans should appreciate all the decisions it puts in their hands. Zero Time Dilemma, the third and supposedly final game in the Zero Escape series, just came out this week. It happens to be pretty fantastic. Maybe you’re interested in diving into the series. Do you need to play the games in order or can you play the third game straightaway? Who are these characters? Why is everyone dying? Take a breath. Relax. I’m here to explain everything (you’re welcome). So let’s start with the basics. What’s a Zero Escape? Zero Escape is an adventure game series developed by Spike Chunsoft that debuted in 2010 on the Nintendo DS with Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (AKA 999). 999 centered around a group of nine people trapped on a cruise ship that’s slowly sinking into the ocean. The prisoners are forced by a mysterious figure named Zero to play “The Nonary Game,” with characters having to solve intricate puzzles to escape from rooms and hopefully the cruise ship itself. The game is split up into two segments: escape room sequences, in which you need to interact with objects and solve environmental puzzles to proceed, and story segments, in which the narrative progresses until you hit the next puzzle. Story segments often require you to make a choice. These choices cause the story to branch, leading to a number of endings. Your character might end up dying a gruesome death or earning an ending where he lives but is unhappy or, if you’re particularly observant and stubborn, you can play through the game multiple times to earn the “true ending” and uncover the conspiracy at the heart of it all. The rest of the series basically follows this structure, casting you as one (or, in the case of ZTD, several) of a group being held prisoner by a mysterious figure, and tasking you with solving puzzles and making decisions that affect how your story plays out. So what’s the appeal then? Zero Escape has developed a pretty strong following thanks to its combination of challenging brain teaser puzzles, macabre sense of humor, branching storylines with an emphasis on choice, and, of course, its absolutely zany philosophical sci-fi themes. You think Metal Gear’s nanomachines are out there? Oh friend, step into my parlor, let’s talk about morphogenetic fields. Zero Escape is balls to the wall strange, shamelessly presenting in-depth discussions about the nature of life and memory and The End Of All Things through conversations between characters. The game rarely takes time to break down what these theories mean in layman’s terms except for those willing to sift through every inch of each game and even do research outside of it. While this is understandably a deterrent to many gamers, fans of the series like getting lost in discussions about plot threads and the real-world ramifications of Zero Escape’s theories, like Virtue’s Last Reward’s focus on the Prisoner’s Dilemma. Weird, wacky, dark, yeah I get it. I’m in. Do I have to play them in order or can I dive straight into Zero Time Dilemma? Depends on who you ask, really. I personally believe that you can play Zero Time Dilemma without having played the other two games and still derive a great deal of enjoyment from it since it works well as a standalone game. That said, the third game does offer closure on certain mysteries from the first and second game, so completionists in search of every scrap of narrative will definitely want to play through the 999 and Virtue’s Last Reward. What’s the easiest, fastest way to catch up? If you want to blow through 999, a version of it is available on iOS and that version skips the puzzles, thus saving you a huge amount of time. There is no such alternative for Virtue’s Last Reward though. If you’re set on playing through that one before you touch Zero Time Dilemma, expect to put in 25 hours or so. Wanna see the true ending? Better have 40 hours and a guide on deck to help you get there. Yow ch. Ugh. That sounds like so much work. Is it worth it? I mean, as someone who loves narrative-focused games, yes, I think that Zero Time Dilemma is totally worth playing through even if you don’t go through the other two games. Zero Time Dilemma’s fragment system goes a long way toward making the game work by itself. Fragment system? Zero Time Dilemma plays out in a non-linear fashion, letting you jump from scene to scene in the game, playing the story out of order. While this sounds like a recipe for disaster, it’s actually pretty neat, letting you see scenes toward the end of the game that further define or color key moments that happen earlier in the game chronologically. For example, a confession of love you see that happens early on in the storyline takes on an entirely different meaning if you’ve seen the ending scene that shows where that confession leads to. It also puts both newcomers and series veterans on the same footing, so to speak, you’re going to be lost whether you’ve played the earlier games or not. It’s just a matter of degrees rather than leaps and bounds. Any tips for playing the series? Yeah, here’s an important one: for the love of god, keep some kind of notekeeping device nearby. Whether it’s a literal notepad or just a text editor on your phone, you’ll need it to remember details. Also, scratch paper for making maps and diagrams and making use of your camera phone to snap pictures of important cipher charts. O… Okay. Got all that. Zero Escape is a challenging series for sure but all three games, especially Zero Time Dilemma, are unique experiences that richly reward those willing undergo their trials. The 2016 Pokémon U.S. National Championships takes place this weekend from July 1 to July 3. The event is being held at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio. Players from across the United States compete against each other in both trading card and video game tournaments. Winners from the U.S. Nationals earn points necessary to qualify for the Pokémon World Champion occurring this August in San Francisco, Calif. For the first time, the recent fighting game Pokkén is in force at the event. Senior and master players are invited to compete, with the top two players from each winning a trip to the Pokkén Tournament happening at the Pokémon World Champion. The event can be viewed streaming from Pokémon’s official Twitch account. For an idea of what the Canadian Pokémon world is like, check out our breakdown of some of the north’s top Pocket Monsters. Our Take: I haven’t kept up with Pokémon in recent years, but its good to see such a thriving competitive community still alive. I may have to check in once or twice to see how the tournament is going. E3 is a great time for developers and publishers to show off the exciting software they have coming in the next few months or even years. However, it leaves some gamers eager to get their hands on the new titles as soon as possible. A number of full games, demos, and betas were released during E3 this year, and we have collected them all in one place. Doom Announced during Bethesda’s press conference, the full first level of the popular first-person shooter is now free to play on all available platforms. What is especially neat about this demo is that players can choose from any of the game’s difficulty levels, aside from the insanely challenging Ultra Nightmare. For players who have yet to pick up Id Software’s latest, this should provide a lengthy first taste before the first big update and DLC are released. Halo Wars 2 Microsoft showed off a great deal of the upcoming strategy sequel set in the Halo universe, even though the game isn’t being officially released until February 2017. A multiplayer beta is running through the end of this weekend, and you can check out our full thoughts on the updated gameplay in our recent Test Chamber. Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens The latest Lego adventure in the Star Wars universe is less than two weeks away from launch, but players on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One can grab one full level of the game right now. The demo takes place at Niima Outpost on the planet of Jakku, and features Rey, Finn, and BB-8. For more on the changes in Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens, be sure to read our recent cover story. Resident Evil VII Similar to the short lived P.T., a brief demo of the new Resident Evil game was released as a surprise after Sony’s press conference and is absolutely terrifying. We sat down with the game’s director and learned that the demo will not be a part of the main game, but many questions still remain regarding Resident Evil VII. To watch this demo terrify some of the Game Informer staff, check out our Test Chamber. Rythym Heaven Megamix This game was revealed during a Nintendo Direct back in March and stealthily released during a Nintendo Treehouse live presentation at E3. A mix of old and new Rhythym Heaven minigames are present in this title, along with a brand new story set in the universe. This is the first full game on the list, and will set you back $29.99 on the 3DS eShop. Trials of the Blood Dragon Ubisoft unveiled this colorful action game set in the world of Far Cry: Blood Dragon during their show, and it was available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC immediately afterwards. The gameplay features a bombastic mix of shooting and racing with the same wacky neo-80s story from Blood Dragon. We took the game for a spin during a recent Test Chamber. Resident Evil 7 was one of the big surprises at this year’s E3, as was the reveal that it’s being made from the ground up for VR. Ben Reeves and I just got a chance to try out the demo using PlayStation VR and decided we would discuss our experience and what we think of Resident Evil’s new direction. Jeff M: So Reeves, you’re a bigger Resident Evil fan than I am, but I’m familiar enough with the series to know how big of a departure RE 7 is going to be. What do you think of the new perspective and tone, as a fan? Ben: I dig it. At first I was a little put off because it feels like it’s just trying to capture some of the fervor behind P.T., but after playing it, I realize that it still feels like Resident Evil. Even better, it feels like old-school Resident Evil, where you’re wandering through an environment and collecting items and then using those items to solve puzzles or unlock new areas. I had fun with the demo. Jeff M: That’s surprising – I definitely got the P.T. vibe from it more so than Resident Evil. It is a very limited demo, though, and isn’t actually from the game. It’s just setting a tone. I agree about the item use, however; that felt like Resident Evil, and had a different vibe for what were basically simple environmental puzzles. However, it actually felt like you were exploring a creepy house and peeking in cupboards and behind doors, instead of just clicking on things in hopes of finding a usable item like in most Resident Evil games. Ultimately there weren’t any threats, which I think is going to be what makes or breaks the experience in terms of it feeling like Resident Evil. But the real noteworthy feature is the VR. Ben: Yeah, the VR really helped sell the experience. Obviously, it’s super easy to freak someone out in VR, and I was worried about the demo just being a collection of jump scares, but it was a little more refined than that. I noticed a ghost at one point when I was playing and that was actually pretty cool. And at another point, I turned around and a mannequin had moved, which was pretty creepy. I didn’t find that stuff nearly as unnerving when I was just watching you play on the monitor. What did you think of the use of VR? Jeff M: I had the exact same reaction. I watched you play through the demo first, and was pretty underwhelmed by it – it kind of seemed like P.T. Lite in terms of creepiness. However, I was struck by how different the atmosphere felt in VR; it was much more ominous, and felt a little claustrophobic. You can’t discuss a VR experience without using the word “presence,” but I was really surprised by what a difference it made. But do you think the experience is enough to hang a new numbered entry in the Resident Evil series on? Ben: No, not that alone. Thankfully, the actual game sounds like it’s going to be more fully featured. It’s not going to be a walking simulator. Capcom hasn’t talked about it yet, but the game is going to have combat of some kind, and there will be puzzles too, so I think it could be a lot of fun – assuming all that stuff comes together. Are you a Resident Evil fan? Are you at all excited for this game now? Jeff M: I’m a fan of some of the older Resident Evil games, and I was left intrigued by the demo. The elements that weren’t incorporated into the demo – the combat and more intricate puzzles – are huge question marks that I think will make or break the experience, especially when it comes to Resident Evil’s legacy. I’m not big on VR, but I was pleasantly surprised – for all the talk about how no one has figured out how to do first person controls in VR without making the player nauseous, I felt just fine playing it. The loss of visual fidelity bothered me (the game looked a lot better when I was watching you play on the television screen), but I’m interested in seeing how it turns out. One more question: Did you think the demo was scary? There wasn’t really a whole lot going on in that house. Ben: There wasn’t too much in the house, but I thought the demo was pretty creepy. But again, that’s mostly because I was in VR – I don’t think the demo would have seemed nearly as intense if I had been playing on a normal television screen. That said, I’m not sure I’m all that interested in playing the full game in VR. If I have a headset when the game comes out, I’ll probably spend a few hours in it, but mostly I’m looking forward to just playing a good Resident Evil game again. Jeff M: Yeah, Capcom still has a lot of work ahead; it has to craft an experience that’s intriguing and scary even without VR, and still retain enough of the elements that players expect from Resident Evil. It won’t be easy, but I’m interested to see what the developer has up its sleeve. But you know what the scariest part of the demo was? Putting on that headset after you wore it. How much gel do you put in your hair?! Ben: That’s not gel! It’s glue, so good luck getting it off. For more on Resident Evil 7, check out our answers to Five Big Questions about the game, or watch our Test Chamber of the non-VR version of the demo. Source link]]> Until Dawn will release on 25th of August, the developers planned on releasing the game on PS3 with motion control but this plan was chalked-off and the game will now release on the PS4 as well in addition to releasing on the PS3. The players will have a hard time keeping a bunch of very scared individuals alive, the game is very challenging and the same will make it incredible fun to play. The butterfly effect plays a crucial role in the game; the choices made by the players will greatly affect the ending and the plot of the game. There are surprising circumstances with each choice that the player makes and the same will transpire in the game as a player makes progress. The story is fairly simple; there is a serial killer, and the characters are trying their best to stay alive and escape from the hands of the serial killer. The auto-save function is very strict in nature and the players will not be able to rectify their mistakes, this is an interesting tactic that has been implemented by the developers and it remains to be seen if it becomes a successful tactic or if it backfires. Endless Legend is a wonderful addition to the 4x strategy genre and should not be overlooked by just because of its indie status. There are several reasons that make this game the wonder it is. First, the map is gorgeous and a joy to play on. Every match, a gorgeous and full world is generated so it doesn’t get boring or stale and there are instances which can activate ‘quest-like’ objectives such as finding treasure after exploring a cave. The map also as smaller factions that you can interact with and bend to your will through diplomacy, force, or bribery. The game also features an elaborate tech tree system which adds to the overall ‘RPG’ feel of the game. There are many different paths you can take when investing in techs, unlike other games where there may only be one viable path. Endless Legend is a great 4x for those looking to experience a fresh experience and it will keep you coming back for more. Buy Legend Now!]]> Dragon Age Origins and Dragon age 2, hinted that there was something BIG coming… Well this is it! This is not just an RPG, this game takes strategy as you plan out your war as the Herald of Andraste. Do you have what it takes? All of the choices you have made in the two previous versions of the game will put your choices to the test here. How will your choices effect the outcome in this version? This is a wonderful game with spectacular graphics, interesting story lines, multi-player option that uses frostbite, players of this game will finish it feeling satisfied. Buy Inquisition Now! Buy Dragon 2 Now! Buy Origins Now!]]> While playing video games players usually make both known and unknown mistakes. First of all, for a new game, players remain excited because they come to see interfaces that are new to them. They also take time to get familiar with the plan of the game such as counting points, hitting enemies, making targets, saving life, controlling the button, using wheels, etc. Among all of these tasks, they prefer doing ones that are familiar to them somehow; because they saw something similar in other games that they previously played. Other than that all of the new features are alien to them when they play the game for the first few times. There are some other mistakes done by players even after they have played it several times. Here we can observe some mistakes that players usually do: Using the manual instruments This is probably the only mistake players usually blame themselves first for. While using the controller, wheel, or other instruments players lose the eye-hand contact. They either grip the controller hardly or fail to move it adequately, according to the required dimension. They watch the game-scenario on the monitor and try controlling them using the wheel or knob. Suppose, Need for Speed is a racing game and players can do mistake when they are to move the wheel to right or left. But, because of playing other games on the same monitor they can’t ideate the absolute carve or distance. Consequently, they become late while reaching the lap on time. Not identifying the winning factors Game developers use different plans, stories, and techniques in a game. They try begetting uniqueness in every single game they produce. Players come to know about it when they start playing the game. But not all winning factors are known to them perfectly. The more a player plays a particular game, the more he learns about it and thus knows how easily to win. Mistiming Timing is one of the most vital virtues at playing the video game. Unless you provide any cheat code or compromise the gaming system internally, you have no chance to ignore the time while playing video games. Timing is also a vital matter in real world sporting. If you are new to a particular game, but not new at all to video games, you should have no problem to handle the matter with timing. You must know when to hit or click the button. Also, your reflex should be as keener as possible. If there are multiple enemies, or tasks in your game your timing should be more consummate to save yourself alone. Fail to Choose the Character/Hero of the game Choosing the hero is a significant task. You need to know which hero or heroine is the best and how he works for your plan in the game. Choosing the wrong hero/ heroine can result badly, and you can be out of the range within a short time. Failing to Keep the Nerve Strong When you are playing video games your stamina and nerve need to be extremely strong. Your PC, or PS does not have emotional limitation while you certainly do. Games are programmed strongly, and these can implement the complete intelligibility strongly without losing the confidence. But, you have emotion, and that’s why the emotion can interfere in your nominal intelligence. By keeping the nerve strong, you can make the most of your resources.
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Sıcak yaz günlerini evde geçirmeyi düşünenlere, güzel haberlerimiz var. 27 Haziran 2016 – 3 Temmuz 2016 tarihleri arasında, oyuncularla buluşacak oyunların listesi ile yine sizlerleyiz. Oldukça kısır geçen yaz aylarında gelen kaliteli yeni oyun sırası da bir hayli az maalesef.Yine de elimizde olanlara bakmakta fayda var tabi ki. Bu hafta gelecek oyunlar arasında The Technomancer, Tom Clancy’s the Division’ın yeni indirilebilir içeriği Tom Clancy’s the Division: Underground ve bir de yeni bir LEGO oyunu olan LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens bulunuyor. Bu oyunlar arasında en dikkat çekeni hiç şüphesiz Tom Clancy’s the Division: Underground. Bir çok problemle baş etmek zorunda kalan, Ubisoft’un kaliteli oyunu için yeni gelecek indirilebilir içerik olan Tom Clancy’s the Division: Underground ile oyun sonu konusunda geliştirmeler yer alacak ve oyunun oynanış süresi ciddi anlamda uzayacak. İşin kötü yanıysa, PlayStation kullanıcılarının yeni ek pakete ulaşmak için bir ay daha beklemesinin gerekecek olması. Bir diğer önemli yapımsa post-apokaliptik bir Mars atmosferine sahip olan The Technomancer. Yarın buluşacağımız rol yapma oyunuyla, oyunun ilginç dünyasına adım atacağız ve hikayesini yaşama fırsatı bulacağız. Teknolojiyi kullanabilen bir büyücü olarak tanımladığımız karakterimizi 3 farklı yönde geliştirerek ilerleyebileceğiz. Tabii bunun dışında oyunda oldukça derin bir üretim sistemi bulunacağı da verilen bilgiler arasında. Bakalım anlatıldığı kadar kaliteli bir yapımla karşılaşabilecek miyiz? Haftanın son beklenen yapımıysa tabi ki LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens. LEGO dünyasının eğlencesiyle, Star Wars evreninin atmosferini buluşturacak bu eğlenceli yapımla, en yeni Star Wars filminde olanları yaşayacağız. Daha önceki LEGO oyunlarını oynayıp beğendiyseniz, muhtemelen bu oyunu da beğeneceksiniz desem yanılmış olmam herhalde. Bu arada LEGO yapımlarından herhangi birini şuana oynamadıysanız, bu evrene adım atmak için oldukça güzel bir fırsat var elinizde: Steam Yaz İndirimleri işte bu indirimleri kullanarak LEGO oyunlarına bir noktadan başlayıp, beğenirseniz yeni oyunuyla devam edebilirsiniz. Bu hafta çıkacak oyunların tam listesine ise aşağıdan ulaşabilirsiniz. 28 Haziran 2016 - The Division: Underground (İndirilebilir İçerik) (PC, Xbox One) - The Technomancer (PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One) - LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens (3DS, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Vita, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One) - Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness (PlayStation 4) - JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven (PlayStation 4) - Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma (3DS, Vita) - Grand Kingdom (PlayStation 4, Vita) - Prison Architect (PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One) - Resident Evil 5 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One) - God Eater Resurrection (PlayStation 4, Vita) - Terraria (Wii U) - 7 Day to Die (PlayStation 4) - A Boy and His Blob (PlayStation 3) - Castles (PlayStation 4) - Full Mojo Rampage (PlayStation 4, Xbox One) - Heart & Slash (PlayStation 4) - Pharaonic (PlayStation 4) - Spy Chameleon (PlayStation 4) - Steredenn (PlayStation 4) 29 Haziran 2016 - Inside (Xbox One) 30 Haziran 2016 - Doodle God (PlayStation 4) - Panda Run (Vita)