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New Releases This Week: July 27 - August 2
Like an oasis in the sand, this week rises from the summer desert to fill our cups and quench our thirst. Sure, it may be heavy on the ports and remakes, but if you’re one of the people who didn’t get a chance to play one of these gems, you’re in luck.
The headliner this week is clearly The Last of Us Remastered Edition, but there are a lot of great reasons to pick up a controller (or keyboard and mouse).
- The Room (PC) - July 28
- Firefall (PC) - July 29
- The Last of Us Remastered (PS4) - July 29
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky (PC) - July 29
- Lego Ninjago: Nindroids (Vita, 3DS) - July 29
- Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds (Vita) - July 29
- Pure Pool (PS4) - July 29
- Ratchet & Clank Trilogy (Vita) - July 29
- Rogue Legacy (PS4, PS3, Vita) - July 29
I’ll take the opportunity to endorse The Room again, as it continues to be the standout title for my iPad. If you’ve not played it on a mobile device and enjoy atmospheric puzzle titles, check it out.
If you’re a PlayStation owner, Rogue Legacy makes the jump from PC to all three of Sony’s consoles. It’s a wickedly challenging game with a smart sense of humor and a penchant for killing you and your descendants.
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