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New Releases This Week: July 24 Through July 30
This week’s releases give you something to lose your head over, the penultimate Minecraft: Story Mode chapter, and Marvel’s best and brightest. SDCC is over, Gamescom is only a few weeks away, and the fall rush is so close we can taste it.
This week brings a number of surprise releases. Over the weekend, Hyper Light Drifter’s console release was suddenly revealed. Likewise, Marvel Ultimate Alliance and its sequel are storming current-gen consoles and PC. All three games will be out this Tuesday.
Here’s the full rundown:
Quadrilateral Cowboy (PC, Mac, Linux) - July 25
A.W.: Phoenix Festa (Vita) - July 26
Defect (PC, Mac, Linux) - July 26
Endless Burst (PC) - July 26
Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force (PS4) - July 26
Headlander (PS4, PC) - July 26
Hyper Light Drifter (Xbox One, PS4) - July 26
Laser Disco Defenders (Vita) - July 26
Marvel Ultimate Alliance (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - July 26
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - July 26
Minecraft: Story Mode - Episode 7: Access Denied (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC, Mac, iOS, Android) - July 26
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge (PS4, Vita, PC) - July 26
Riptide GP: Renegade (PS4) - July 26
Shiren the Wanderer (Vita) - July 26
Valentino Rossi: The Game (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - July 26
Tom vs. The Armies of Hell (PC) - July 27
3Souls (Wii U) - July 28
Blade Arcus (PC) - July 28
Snow Horse (PC, iOS) - July 28
This is the Police (PC, Mac, Linux) - July 28
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