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New Releases This Week: March 6 Through March 12
This week, we are all New Yorkers. Sort of. Just bring hand sanitizer and cough into your elbow, and we’ll all be fine.
This week sees The Division out on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC after a long lead and a number of delays. Also this week is the return of Agent 47 in IO Interactive’s Hitman.
Here’s the full rundown:
Alphabeats (PC) - March 7
Action Henk (PS4) - 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
Deathsmiles (PC) - March 10
The Guest (PC) - March 10
Moon Hunters (PC) - March 10
Upwards, Lonely Robot (PC) - March 10
Beat da Beat (PC) - March 11
Hitman (Xbox One, PS4, PC) – March 11
Ori and the Blind Forest - Definitive Edition (Xbox One, PC) - March 11
WWE 2K16 (PC) - March 11
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases.
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