The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles – July 27
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Image Credit – Acid Nerveĭeath’s Door is making its way to Xbox One, Xbox Series X/ S and PC this July 20th. So, if it’s got their seal of approval, you can be certain it’ll be a hectic, slightly nightmarish, bundle of pure unadulterated fun. This charming indie game is also being published by Devolver Digital. Exploring this wonderfully fascinating world and uncovering its mysteries is definitely something we’re all for. This fast-paced isometric hack-and-slash seems like oodles of fun, despite its bleak atmosphere. Its hauntingly eerie world gave us the chills, but its frantic gameplay kept us on the edge of our seats. Death’s Door – July 20ĭeath’s Door caught us off guard at first.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD is releasing for the Nintendo Switch this July 16th. While we’re all waiting for Breath of the Wild 2and its gorgeous floating islands, we’ll have to satisfy our Zelda cravings with a little blast from the past. But, despite our Nintendo-based differences, we’re all excited at a chance to relive a true Nintendo classic in the form of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD.
Some are diehard Nintendo fans, others, not so much. The staff here at The Game Crater come from all walks of life. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD – July 16 Lost at Sea launches on the Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5 and PC this July 15th. We are huge fans of narrative-focused video games, and Lost at Sea seems like it’s attempting to weave a complex yet resonant story within its picturesque world. It certainly looks like it’ll be another classic in the same vein as What Remains of Edith Finch. This stunning exploration of life and death and everything in between will take you through a puzzle-filled adventure title all about memories. Lost at Sea is a captivatingly beautiful game coming this July in which every environment looks as if it were hand-painted. Where the Heart Leads is coming to PlayStation 4 this July 13th. A time-jumping narrative with relationships and interactions with others at its heart sounds like a promising premise that we simply cannot wait to jump into. That, coupled with the choice-based narrative set against the backdrop of one man’s life, is an incredibly appealing prospect. Its surreal world and abstract visuals make for an aesthetically pleasing video game. Where the Heart Leads is a narrative-driven adventure title that caught our collective attention when it was first revealed. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin is coming to the Nintendo Switch and PC this July 9th. Sure, it’s a very different game aiming for a very different audience, but if the innovation and dedication shown to their previous Monster Hunter title is anything to go by, then Monster Hunter Stories 2 will surely be a fantastic entry to the franchise. After the staggering success of Monster Hunter Rise, it’ll be great to see if Capcom’s next effort lives up to the expectations set. For all the indie love the Switch is currently receiving, as well as all the asset flips that plague the platform nearly every day, it’s great to get a triple-A title on there every once in a while. Monster Hunter Stories 2 is an exciting new edition heading to the Nintendo Switch. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings Of Ruin – July 9 Hopefully, something in this list will catch your interest and keep you going until August. So, we’re here to make your life a little easier and show off some of our most anticipated games for July. What is important is that five hundred too many games got announced, especially with all the hundreds of other directs and whathaveyou’s airing only months before. You’re also probably still watching that Pupperazzi trailer because it’s so gosh-darn cute. If you tuned in to this year’s E3 and Summer Game Fest events then you’re still likely scratching your head and wondering why Far Cry 6got shown off at practically every single event.
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