A hefty release week is led by Star Ocean: The Second Story R, Thirsty Suitors, and My Time at Sandrock. Other debuts include Little Goody Two Shoes, Phantom Rose 2 Sapphire, For the King II, and Achilles: Untold Legends.
A busier than expected week features Crymachina, Dark Envoy, Sands of Aura, and Wizardry: The Five Ordeals. Dave the Diver also heads to Switch and World of Horror comes to consoles.
This week’s new releases are led by World of Horror, with Tales of Aravorn: An Elven Marriage also making its debut. Meanwhile, The Caligula Effect 2 gets a dedicated PS5 version and Pillars of Dusts arrives on Switch.
This week’s new releases feature Long Gone Days and Lords of the Fallen’s reboot. There are also releases for Space Wreck, River City: Rival Showdown, the Mercenaries series, and more.
This week sees a new Disgaea title, plus the return of Detective Pikachu. There are also launches for The Lamplighters League, Silent Hope, Front Mission 2: Remake, and Sword Art Online: Last Recollection.
New launches for this week include Fate/Samurai Remnant, Harvest Moon: The Winds of Anthos, and Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai. There are also debuts for LunarLux, WitchSpring R, and Sigil of the Magi plus more titles hitting new platforms.
September continues with more releases. Leading out this week are Lies of P and The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails, joined by Mon-Yu, Moonstone Island, and more.
This week’s new launches feature the Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster, Eternights, MythForce, and Wandering Sword. New platform releases include This Way Madness Lies on PS5, Wartales on Switch, and Mary Skelter Finale on PC.
A busy release week is naturally dominated by Bethesda’s Starfield. Other major releases include Baldur’s Gate III on PS5, Rune Factory 3 Special, Monochrome Mobius’s console debut, a new Science Adventure visual novel, and more.
This week’s new release are led by Sabotage Studios’ turn-based RPG Sea of Stars. There are also releases for Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles, OU, and Untamed Tactics.
A quieter week features the arrival of WrestleQuest, while Virgo Versus the Zodiac and Lost Eidolons make their console debuts. Guild War 2 also gets its fourth expansion.
A strong mix of new titles this week includes Affogato, Black Skylands, Book of Hours, and Shadow Gambit. Meanwhile, Everspace 2 and Iron Danger arrive on consoles, Vampire Survivors migrates to Switch, and more.
This week’s new RPG releases include musical RPG Stray Gods and action RPG Atlas Fallen. Other launches include Banchou Tactics and other music RPG Deathbulge, while Rainbow Skies, The Dragoness, and Tower of Fantasy come to new platforms.
Baldur’s Gate III is the clear leader of this week’s new releases. Meanwhile, Adore fully launches on PC and console, Oceanhorn 2 comes to new platforms, and KEMCO gets a celebratory 50 RPG Xbox bundle.
This week’s releases feature debuts for Remnant II and Arcadian Atlas. Alongside numerous other releases, This Way Madness Lies brings Shakespearean magical girls and Yggdra Union brings Dept. Heaven to Switch.
A busy mid-July release week includes a debut for Cross Tails, while Ember Knights and Oaken exits Early Access. Dragon Quest Treasures, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes, and LISA: The Painful come to new platforms, with a variety of other launches also happening.
This week features the debuts of Atelier Marie Remake, Touhou: New World, and Jagged Alliance 3. There is also the launch of Testament: The Order of High Human, while other titles arrive on new platforms.
After a busy previous week, it’s a solo release this time around. The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie brings together the series’ previous story arcs.
This week features the release of Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life as Soulvars arrives on PC and console, while Dave the Diver and Noob: The Factionless make their debuts. There is also a pair of adventure titles of interest.
Final Fantasy XVI is clearly the leader of this week’s releases. Other highlights include new platforms for Rogue Legacy 2 and Harmony: The Fall of Reverie, plus Fire Emblem arriving on Nintendo Switch Online.
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