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New Releases This Week: February 14 Through February 20
February continues its trend of busy release weeks with but a few standout titles. PlayStation 4 and 3DS are the stars of the show as we reach the mid-point in this snowy month.
The long-awaited Street Fighter V lands on PlayStation 4 and PC. If you’re looking for a more robust experience, you might want to hang on until the story mode DLC drops in June.
On 3DS, Nintendo is delivering two versions of Fire Emblem Fates. That bumps up to three if you’re getting the special edition, which includes an early release of the DLC chapter, Revelation.
Here’s the full list for the week:
The Ship: Remasted (PC) - February 15 Delayed Until February 22
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
Hero & Daughter (PC) - February 18
Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright (3DS) - February 19
Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest (3DS) - February 19
Wondershot (Xbox One, PC) - February 19
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases.
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