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New Releases This Week - January 17 Through January 23
When you look at the release list below, you might be drawn to a couple of the entries. But this week also includes a few games you simply shouldn’t overlook.
Sure, you’ve got your Resident Evil 0 and your Mario and Luigi: Paper Jam. Those are solid offerings. But don’t pass up A Boy and his Blob (a return to an adorable NES classic that was remade for the Wii) and Darkest Dungeon (a tactical dungeon delver with fantastic art and smartly designed combat).
Here is the full list:
The Aquatic Adventures of the Last Human (PC, Mac, Linux) - January 19
A Boy and his Blob (Xbox One, PS4, Vita, PC) - January 19
Blade & Soul (PC) - January 19
The Bug Butcher (PC, Mac, Linux) - January 19
Darkest Dungeon (PC) – January 19
Inside My Radio (PS4) - January 19
Klaus (PS4) - January 19
Resident Evil 0 (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC) - January 19
Resident Evil Origins Collection (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - January 19
Stardust Vanguards (PS4) - January 19
World of Tanks (PS4) - January 19
Albedo: Eyes from Outer Space (Xbox One) - January 20
Atelier Escha and Logy Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky (Vita) - January 20
Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak (PC) - January 20
Bioxitivity (PC) - January 21
Move or Die (PC) - January 21
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam (3DS) - January 22
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases.
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