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New Releases This Week: April 3 - April 9
Last week was the big Oculus Rift software launch. This week sees the rollout of Valve’s partnership with HTC, the Vive.
For those that aren’t on board with the VR movement, there are still some things to play, so fear not. Quantum Break headlines the week, but there’s also a new slate of PlayStation Plus games, including Armature’s Dead Star.
Here’s the full rundown:
Whirligig (Rift, Vive) - April 3
Green Game: Timeswapper (PC) - April 4
Void 21 (Rift) - April 4
1979 Revolution: Black Friday (PC, Mac) - April 5
Assassin's Creed Chronicles Trilogy Pack (Vita) - April 5
Dead Star (PS4, PC) - April 5
Dirt Rally (Xbox One, PS4) - April 5
Enter the Gungeon (PS4, PC) - April 5
Europa Universalis IV: Mare Nostrum (PC) - April 5
Fantastic Contraption (Vive) - April 5
Job Simulator (PC) - April 5
Lovely Planet (PS4, Wii U) - April 5
Quantum Break (Xbox One, PC) - April 5
Skullgirls 2nd Encore (Vita) - April 5
Stickbold! A Dodgeball Adventure (PS4) - April 5
Kill to Collect (PC) - April 6
Letter Quest: Grimm's Journey (Xbox One) - April 8
Stickbold! A Dodgeball Adventure (Xbox One) - April 8
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases.
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