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New Releases This Week: January 25 Through January 31
The dead and the undead rule the release list this week. Whether you're into bashing zombies or solving puzzles as a skeleton, you're in luck. 2015 is finally getting underway.
Dying Light from Techland and Warner Bros. is one of the first major releases of the year. The title saw delays (and will be shambling to retail a month late in many territories), but the combination of free-running, traps, and zombies gives us hope.
On the other end of the spectrum is the re-release of LucasArts classic Grim Fandango. As Manny Calavera, you'll solve puzzles in traditional point-and-click style. Here's the full list of what to look for this week:
Dying Light (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - January 27
Grim Fandango (PS4, Vita) - January 27
Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1 (PC) - January 28
Supreme League of Patriots (PC) - January 29
Life is Strange: Episode 1 (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC) - January 30
Unmechanical: Extended Edition (Xbox One) - January 30
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