2023-06-19 10:00:00
The announcements are over, but when this usually means the start of the summer drought (splashed with some interesting indie game), this time around a bombing week like this has landed. starting with a Final Fantasy XVI that couldn’t be seen more impressive, and followed by the rest of the games that I wouldn’t mind getting my hands on all of them at some point (especially that Aliens: Dark Descent). Enjoy this week, because later in the summer we already know what happens.
Crash Team Rumble
When you succeed, you grow dwarfs; and if not, tell Smash Bros. Although here, Crash has wanted to separate himself from the fighting mechanics a bit, and presents a team duel of four characters, in which the one with the most apples at the end of the fight wins. round. And be clear that each game is going to be crazy to steal apples from each other.
Platforms: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S y Xbox One. Date: June 20th.
Aliens: Dark Descent
The presence of xenomorphs has been detected on the planet Lethe, and it is up to you and your squad to put an end to it. Four specialists in different fields to manage in real time, you will have to create safe zones, lines of defense, equip better weapons and armor, discover shortcuts, and all of them to get out of there alive, because you must take into account that death of a team member, is permanent.
Platforms: PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S y Xbox One. Date: June 20th.
Gunfire Reborn
With the random by flag, this game allows you to choose a character with a unique ability at the beginning of each game. Everything else will be random, from the weapons, going through the map to the talents that will appear on the map. Sometimes luck will be with you, and other times, you will have to sweat to achieve victory.
Platforms: Xbox Series X|S (Xbox Store). Date: June 20th.
Rogue Legacy 2
The first Rogue Legacy was a prominent title at the time within the rogue lite. Now its second part improves the good and discards the bad and adds new features, maintaining the essence of metroidvania-style random exploration until death, and leaving your heir advantages and disadvantages with which to continue battling and expanding the family castle.
Platforms: PlayStation 5 (PS Store) y PlayStation 4 (PS Store). Date: June 20th.
Trepang2
If from time to time you feel like a first-person shooter, with a single player campaign, join me in this story. In Trepang2 We will take on the role of a soldier with no memory, but with superpowers such as improved speed or strength, which will make going room by room destroying the bad guys a real pleasure.
Platforms: PC (Steam). Date: June 21.
Final Fantasy XVI
For the ultimate fantasy, Square Enix has been squeezing it for 35 years, and we’re so happy. The sixteenth installment of the main installment, in which we must admit that they have dropped the jar of spectacularity. For the occasion, the saga has returned to the medieval fantasy where the war between nations and the control of the crystals, will be the McGuffin to see some fights in real time, leaving behind the turns, where the invocations will make many jaws drop .
Platforms: PlayStation 5. Date: June 22nd.
Dr. Fetus’ Mean Meat Machine
Dr. Fetus’ Mean Meat Machine is the perfect mix of classic puzzles and the intense platforming elements that Meat Boy has become famous for. In this new format inspired by Puyo Puyoyou will not only have to play colors, but also dodge a lot of saws and gadgets that want to kill you, the hallmark of games of Super Meat Boy.
Platforms: PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch (eShop), PlayStation 5 (PS Store), PlayStation 4 (PS Store), Xbox Series X|S (Xbox Store) y Xbox One (Xbox Store). Date: June 22nd.
Six Days in Fallujah
Based on the 2004 attack by the Iraqi, American and British forces to retake Fallujah, this game boasts of its extreme realism created with the help of real soldiers, and the tactical ability of its enemies to stalk our team. What’s more, they claim that winning games playing alone, without a coordinated team, is practically impossible, which, added to the fact that every time you play, the scenario will change, will make each game a tactical challenge.
Platforms: PC (Steam). Date: June 22nd.
Forever Skies
Once again we are in a post-apocalyptic future where you will have to build, manage and improve an aircraft that will keep you away from the surface of the planet, but that will help you get the resources that are still there. And all this while you discover what has happened to the planet and try to cure a strange disease that affects your family.
Platforms: PC (Steam). Date: June 22nd.
Sonic Origins Plus
Some time ago we had a compilation of the main Sonic games, adapted to current resolutions, with new animations at the beginning and end of the screen, a new anniversary mode and new areas added for the occasion. Now, in addition to launching a physical edition, the game collection is expanded to offer 12 Sonic games released on Game Gear.
Platforms: PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch (eShop), PlayStation 5 (PS Store), PlayStation 4 (PS Store), Xbox Series X|S (Xbox Store) y Xbox One (Xbox Store). Date: June 23.
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