2023-09-18 10:00:00
But what a crazy week this is, I’m still digesting it and it’s just started. Three great games are released that no one should be disgusted with, and the good thing is that they are from such different genres, that if you don’t have enough for everything, you choose the one you like the most and are so happy with. For those who already have Elden Ring Burned, Lies of P. Mortal Kombat 1 If fighting games are your thing (I hope for analysis in the comments). And the one I would stay with, full of shooting, stealth and robberies, with the new installment of Payday. Masks up!
CallX
Without a doubt, the Dark Souls To do something cooperative in life, it is to assemble an Ikea piece of furniture. I don’t know a couple who hasn’t argued over assembling one of these pieces of furniture. And now you have the chance to bring this hate to the screen with CallX, where you will have to team up with your best enemies to assemble all kinds of furniture. Guaranteed anger.
Platforms: PC (Steam). Date: September 18.
Gloomhaven
Directly (almost) copied from the board game, comes its digital version where a fantasy world opens up before the player where decision-making is everything. Starting with whether to play alone or with a friend, how many characters to use, which of the 17 classes and 1000 skills to choose in battle, which battles to fight and how you want to end the darkness of the world.
Platforms: Nintendo Switch (eShop), PlayStation 5 (PS Store), PlayStation 4 (PS Store), Xbox Series X|S (Xbox Store) y Xbox One (Xbox Store). Date: September 18.
Mortal Kombat 1
If you were expecting a 12, stop counting, because NetherRealm Studios has decided to restart the saga counter, and try to offer a fresh experience, but preserving the best (or at least most striking) thing the saga had: its raw violence. This new universe has been created by the god of fire, Liu Kang, and this involves new combat systems, kameos new game modes, a new even more cinematic story, and of course, new fatalities.
Platforms: PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 y Xbox Series X|S. Date: September 19th.
Lies of P
Drinking from the mechanics of Dark Souls, and with touches of RPG, the game dares to continue the story of Pinocchio, with Pinocchio still in his doll form, only older, waking up to find a note that says: find Mr. Geppetto. This is the starting point of a game that will invite you to explore a dark city based on the European Belle Époque, while Pinocchio faces the most terrifying puppets, thanks to his ability to change parts of his body, and can even combine them to create deadly combinations.
Platforms: PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S y Xbox One. Date: September 19th. Lies of P
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Mall Craze
The good thing about management games is that they can be almost any theme, so a game of building and managing your own shopping center in this consumerist society that surrounds us seems like a safe bet. Starting from a plot of land, you can build and expand the center with the first clothing stores or restaurants, hire its staff, decide its prices, keep an eye on the economic results, attract more people with advertising campaigns, and many more options. .
Platforms: PC (Steam). Date: September 19th.
Witchfire
Desperate in the fight against witches, the church has decided to authorize the use of pagan magic to some sinners. These new witch hunters will use both firearms, crossbows and melee weapons, as well as magic that, previously prohibited, gives them access to a level of destruction never before seen in the Church.
Platforms: PC (Epic Store). Date: September 20.
Party Animals
In English, it is called party animal to the most drunk and lively person at a party. Here they have taken the most literal name to offer a game to fight with your friends, using soft animal avatars. Of course, let the cuteness not hide the blows, betrayals and the fun of playing these types of party games face to face with colleagues.
Platforms: PC (Steam), Xbox Series X|S (Xbox Store) y Xbox One (Xbox Store). Date: September 20.
Payday 3
Payday 2 It is one of my most played games on Steam. There have been many hours of robberies, cooking meta, putting bags in trucks and taking down hordes of police. After a lot of downloadable content, it was time for a third part, with a renewed graphics engine, and new stealth mechanics for when we don’t want someone to see us, or weapon handling and customization, for when we feel like a little of noise. And all animated with the best heist music ever.
Platforms: PC (Steam), PlayStation 5 y Xbox Series X|S. Date: September 21st.
Super Adventure Hand
You were a hand that worked selling gloves, but, suddenly, you have been left alone. Your best friend, Arm, is no longer attached to your wrist. Could it be those happy feet that always conspired against you? You get to work to find out, getting your hands on more than 50 levels, and at the same time showing that you have a lot of skills when it comes to platforming.
Platforms: PC (Steam) y Nintendo Switch (eShop). Date: September 21st.
Whateverland
Although this game seems named after an emo, it is a classic graphic adventure, in which a thief will have to decide whether to steal or help the inhabitants of this strange world to help them escape from there. Your thefts, your help and how good you are at some mini-games will decide which ending you deserve.
Platforms: Nintendo Switch (eShop), PlayStation 5 (PS Store), PlayStation 4 (PS Store), Xbox Series X|S (Xbox Store) y Xbox One (Xbox Store). Date: September 22.
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