Top New Game Releases This Week On Switch, PS4, Xbox One, And PC -- March 25-30
It's a week of new sequels, and older sequels getting re-released. There's Far Cry 5, with all of its home-grown shooting action, and MLB The Show 18, which has a few new tricks tucked under its baseball cap. Meanwhile, Injustice 2 Legendary Edition gathers all of the comic fighting game's DLC into one package, while Outlast 2 creeps onto Nintendo Switch. As for originals, Long Gone Days takes a look at warfare through a very different lens.
Far Cry 5 -- March 27
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
Far Cry 5 is looking to close out the month with a bang. The latest entry in the shooter series trades the typical exotic locale for a home-grown conflict in the American midwest. You'll be fighting to liberate an entire county from a gun-toting cult.
Further Reading:
- Far Cry 5's Campaign Length: It Could Take You 25 Hours Or More To Complete
-
Far Cry 5 Has Microtransactions, Campaign Is Playable Offline
MLB The Show 18 -- March 27
Available on: PS4
The latest iteration of America's favorite pastime brings a few changes to the franchise. Character customization is deeper than ever, even letting you tweak your batting stance. Diamond Dynasty, Franchise Mode, and Road to the Show are all revamped with tons of new options too.
Further Reading:
Injustice 2 Legendary Edition -- March 27
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
If you missed your chance to throw down with DC's finest last year, this is the definitive way to jump in. Legendary Edition includes all the previously released DLC characters like Darkseid, Red Hood, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, plus a bunch of Premiere Skins.
Further Reading:
Outlast 2 -- March 27
Available on: Switch
Outlast 2 is creeping onto Nintendo Switch this week, so if you missed out on all the jump scares last year, now you can take the horror on the go. This version doesn't include any extras like HD Rumble support, but that doesn't change the scariness one bit.
Further Reading:
Long Gone Days -- March 28
Available on: PC
Long Gone Days is a modern-day military RPG where your mission isn't quite what it seems--and not just because of the cool-looking first-person turn-based combat. After deserting the army, your personal mission to stop all war takes priority.
from GameSpot https://ift.tt/2G3gxRL