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New Releases This Week: May 31 Through June 6
With E3 just two weeks away, publishers are starting to close ranks. It's tough to release a title amidst the excitement of one of gaming's biggest shows, so for a lot of people it's time to start diving into the backlog.
That doesn't mean there isn't anything new this week. Double Fine's Massive Chalice is out today on Xbox One and PC. Additionally, Heroes of the Storm because a full game (and not just a beta this week). Here's the full list:
Massive Chalice (Xbox One, PC) - June 1
The Escapists (PS4) - June 2
Heroes of the Storm (PC) - June 2
Lord of Magna: Maiden Heaven (3DS) - June 2
Adventures of Pip (Wii U, PC) - June 4
Wander (PS4) - June 4
You Must Build a Boat (PC, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android) - June 4
D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die (PC) - June 5
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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