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New Releases This Week: February 28 Through March 5
March is going to be a busy month, but this week kicks off with a bunch of re-releases. If you missed Twilight Princess, Heavy Rain, or Mortal Kombat X the first time out, now's your opportunity.
This week also sees a major expansion to Path of Exile, the release of Far Cry Primal on PC, and the absurd party game Ultimate Chicken Horse. Here's the full list:
Soul Axiom (PC, Mac, Linux) - February 29
Deponia Doomsday (PC) - March 1
Far Cry Primal (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
The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Revival Edition (PS4) – March 1
Blazblue: Chronophantasma Extended (PC) - March 2
Crazy Pixel Streaker (PC) - March 2
Gunscape (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - March 2
Black Desert Online (PC) - March 3
Blue Rider (PC) - March 3
E.T. Armies (PC) - March 3
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
Ultimate Chicken Horse (PC) - March 4
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases.
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