It’s another strong RPG release week highlighted by Trails of Cold Steel III, The Outer Worlds, Destiny Connect, and Mary Skelter 2. Meanwhile, last week’s Halloween sales continue, with a few other titles joining in the deals.
The ridiculous release rush continues with Little Town Hero, Disco Elysium, Ring Fit Adventure, Stranded Sails, The Witcher 3 on Switch, and Beamdog’s D&D console releases. Meanwhile, entering the second half of October signals the first Halloween sales.
The new release list once again hits double-figures this week. Highlights include Indivisible, Doraemon Story of Seasons, Mistover, and The Alliance Alive HD Remastered.
RPGamer’s weekly digital store round-up returns for a new update. A quieter week features just a trio of new releases, with the Nintendo eShop having the largest selection of RPGs on sale.
It’s another big week for new releases. Four Dragon Quest titles appear on Nintendo Switch alongside Darksiders II, while The Surge 2 and Code Vein hit PC and consoles, with a few other titles rounding things off.
Leading this week’s new releases are the Link’s Awakening remake and Ni no Kuni remaster, followed closely by Puzzle Quest, Reel Fishing: Road Trip Adventure, and Rain of Reflections. Meanwhile, there are some new entries for the September sales.
This week’s release highlights include Borderlands 3, Daemon X Machina, GreedFall, and Utawarerumono Zan. There are also lots of sales going on, most notably on the PC and PlayStation stores.
The September release rush begins with this week’s new releases including Children of Morta, Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, and River City Girls. New releases are not the only thing coming in numbers as the start of the month also leads to lots of new sales.
RPGamer’s weekly digital store round-up returns to provide readers with the latest releases and sales for RPGs across the digital marketplace. This week’s launches include Astral Chain, Crystar, Minoria, and The Bard’s Tale IV: Director’s Cut.
This week’s new releases are headlined by Grandia HD Collection and Rebel Galaxy Outlaw. Meanwhile, there’s another week of PlayStation summer sales, with some new deals available on other storefronts.
This week features the debut of tactical RPG Tactics V: Obsidian Brigade, while Pillars of Eternity and the latest Sword Art Online game hit Switch. The latest summer sales feature a mixture of continuing and brand new offers.
There is a number of lower profile releases this week, while a couple of other titles get Nintendo Switch ports. Meanwhile, summer sales are still ongoing.
This week’s obvious flagship release is Fire Emblem: Three Houses on Nintendo Switch, which is flanked by PC titles Dead Hand and Sword & Souls: Neverseen. There are also some new summer sales to take advantage of.
This week features Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 releasing on Switch and Nocked! True Tales of Robin Hood coming to Steam. New sales include plenty of deals on the Xbox Store and the Humble Store.
Dragon Quest Builders 2 is the biggest release this week, while God Eater 3 and Dead in Vinland release on Switch. On the sales side, the PlayStation Store has some new offerings in both North America and Europe, with a summer sale hitting the European Nintendo eShop.
This week’s big new release is Final Fantasy XIV’s Shadowbringers expansion, which is joined by a couple of Kemco releases and Siralim 3’s release on Switch. Meanwhile, the summer sales are in full swing.
This week’s biggest release is Sega and Ryu go Gotoku Studio’s legal thriller Judgment. Meanwhile, the sales news is dominated by the start of the Steam Summer Sale.
There are plenty of new releases to check out from the past couple of weeks including Bloodstained, Dragon Star Varnir, Citizens of Space, and Cadence of Hyrule. There are also numerous post-E3 sales available.
The 3DS gets one more RPG this week with Persona Q2, with Warhammer: Chaosbane and Swords of Gargantua also debuting. There are also new platforms for numerous games including Trails of Cold Steel II, Octopath Traveler, Phantom Doctrine, and Slay the Spire, as well as more sales.
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