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New Releases This Week: May 10 - May 16
Right now, pollen counts across the country are at absurdly high levels. In other words, it is a perfect time to stay indoors and play video games.
This week brings the release of the oft-delayed Project Cars, another remastered version of Final Fantasy X/X-2 (this time on PS4), and the absurd Not a Hero on PC. If those don't strike your fancy, perhaps a glance at the full list will reveal something more appealing:
Action Henk (PC) - May 11
Inside My Radio (PC) - May 11
Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains (3DS) - May 12
Color Guardians (PS4, Vita, PC, Mac) - May 12
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster (PS4) - May 12
The Last of Us: Left Behind - Standalone (PS4, PS3) - May 12
Lost Orbit (PS4, PC) - May 12
Nom Nom Galaxy (PS4) - May 12
Project CARS (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - May 12
Toren (PS4, PC) - May 12
Ultratron (PS4, PS3, Vita) - May 12
Axiom Verge (PC) - May 14
Galactic Civilizations III (PC) - May 14
Not a Hero (PC) - May 14
Quell Logic (PC) - May 14
Ultratron (Wii U) - May 14
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases. Let us know what catches your eye in the comments.
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