What are the best games that will release this week? Here’s a short list of what you can start playing in just a few hours – it includes titles for Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC!
Dauntless Released on May 21 – PS4, Xbox One, PC
If you want to team up with friends and take down huge beasts (called Behemoths), then try out Dauntless. It’s similar to Monster Hunter, but it is free-to-play. The game includes a lot of weapons and cosmetics to let players customize their hunters. Players can try Dauntless on PC, PS4, and Xbox One starting tomorrow, but there will soon be a version for mobile and Switch as well.
Resident Evil 1, 4 and 0 Released on May 21 – Switch
Nintendo Switch players will definitely want to grab the trio of Resident Evil this week. They are sold separately in the Eshop, but you can get the Origins Collection at a nice price for the Resident Evil 1 and 0.
Total War: Three Kingdoms Released on May 23 – PC
PC players will get to enjoy the new strategy game Total War: Three Kingdoms on May 23. The game will feature for the first time China, and there will be 12 factions that will battle to gain control. You will achieve victory after you capture a city or slay the generals of the opposing army. But things are not as easy as they sound!
Team Sonic Racing Released on May 21 – PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch
The fun, family-friendly racing game will be available tomorrow, and it brings different game mode challenges. Players can customize their character’s kart as they wish.
Observation Released on May 21 – PS4, PC
The sinister sci-thriller has players control a space station’s AI called SAM. You’ll have to help Dr. Emma Fisher uncover the mystery in the space station – so prepare to be scared a lot and use all your tools to open doors and examine rooms.
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