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New Releases This Week: March 20 Through March 26
Spring has sprung, but this week is relatively quiet. We’re coming off a busy GDC week, with a major platform launch next week as the Oculus Rift begins shipping to consumers.
Highlights this week include Ubisoft’s gravity-bending racer, Trackmania Turbo, Fallout 4’s first DLC, and Hyrule Warriors Legends for 3DS. Here’s the full rundown:
Neptunia U: Action Unleashed (PC) - March 21
101 Ways to Die (PC) - March 22
Catlateral Damage (PS4) - March 22
Day of the Tentacle Special Edition (PS4, Vita, PC) - March 22
Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice (PS4) - March 22
Fallout 4 Automatron DLC (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - March 22
Lichdom: Battlemage (Xbox One, PS4) - March 22
Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet (PC, Mac, Linux) - March 22
Out of the Park Baseball (PC) - March 22
Republique (PS4) - March 22
Trackmania Turbo (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - March 22
101 Ways to Die (PS4) - March 23
101 Ways to Die (Xbox One) - March 24
The Descendant (PC) - March 24
Samarost 3 (PC, Mac) - March 24
Slain (PC) - March 24
Total War Battles: Kingdom (PC, Mac, iOS, Android) - March 24
Hyrule Warriors: Legends (3DS) - March 25
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases.
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