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New Releases This Week: July 3 Through July 9
The fireworks are over and it’s time to get back to serious business. You need to know what’s coming out this week, and we’re here to help.
This week brings the fantastic mobile puzzle game The Room II to PC. Also, you may have heard us talking about the wonderful Inside last week. It, too, will be available for PC players this week.
We’ve also got the revival of two classic franchises. Strategy buffs can dive back into Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Those looking for a bit more mayhem can get behind the wheel of Carmageddon: Max Damage.
Here’s the full rundown:
The Banner Saga 2 (PS4) - July 5
Energy Hook (PS4) - July 5
Furi (PS4, PC) - July 5
Lost Sea (PS4) - July 5
Rocket League: Collector's Edition (Retail - Xbox One, PS4, PC) - July 5
Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII (PS4, PC) - July 5
The Room 2 (PC) - July 5
CastleStorm (Rift, Gear VR) - July 7
Inside (PC) - July 7
The Lion's Song - Episode 1: Silence (PC) - July 7
Nurse Love Addiction (PC) - July 7
Trizeal Remix (PC) - July 7
Carmageddon: Max Damage (Xbox One, PS4) - July 8
Hawken (Xbox One, PS4) - July 8
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases.
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