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New Releases This Week August 24 - 30
If you define you are an American, this week marks the symbolic close of the summer season. With Labor Day (and PAX) in just a few days, our thoughts will once again turn to apples, pumpkins, and weeks filled with new game releases.
This week includes DLC for two of the year’s biggest games, the close of a Telltale Games season, and, oh… that little thing called Madden. The fall rush is upon us, so you’d better wrap up whatever backlog game you’re playing now.
- Super Time Force Ultra (PC) - August 25
- Lichdom: Battlemage (PC) - August 26
- Dark Souls II - Crown of the Old Iron King DLC (PS3, 360, PC) - August 26
- Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1 (Vita) - August 26
- Infamous: Second Son - First Light DLC (PS4) - August 26
- Madden NFL 15 (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3) - August 26
- Metro Redux (Digitally as Metro: 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux, Xbox One, PS4, PC) - August 26
- The Walking Dead: Season Two, Episode 5 - No Going Back - August 26 (PSN, PC), August 27 (360), August 28 (iOS)
- Zen Pinball - The Walking Dead - August 26 (PSN), August 27 (360, PC), August 28 (Wii U, iOS, Android)
- Azure Striker Gunvolt (3DS) - August 29
- Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright (3DS) - August 29
For more, check out our full list of confirmed release dates for 2014. You can also check out platform-specific rundowns of everything we expect out this year on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U.
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