It’s almost a new month and that means we have a whole new list of games to watch. March is a busy month, but not as packed with releases as this month of February that we are ending, so without further ado, let’s get started with a new installment of our monthly Games of the Month review: March 2023 edition.
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series) – March 3
Team Ninja returns with a fresh take on the action RPG genre. Este título lleva a los jugadores a la era de los Tres Reinos en China, donde nos convertemos en un guerrero sin in number que debe superar a facciones enfrentadas y survivir a terrible bestias que acechan en el mundo para poder forjar a hierro y sangre su nom en the story. Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty will be one of the first day one additions to the month’s Game Pass catalog, making it even more accessible to PC and Xbox users.
Mato Anomalies (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Switch) – March 10
Arrowiz joins the JRPG genre this month with the anime-style title with visual novel overtones called Mato Anomalies. Set in a neo-futuristic version of an Eastern city from the past, it asks players to investigate a series of strange events plaguing the city. With a dual protagonist system and a clever combat system that puts many decisions in the player’s hands, this game is ideal for JRPG fans.
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DC’s Justice League: Cosmic Chaos (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Switch) – March 10
Outright Games may be known for its kids’ video games, but next on its list of released titles looks to be one for DC fans of all ages. Known as DC’s Justice League: Cosmic Chaos, in this game we’ll step into the shoes of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman to free their allies and the Happy Harbor region from the clutches of the evil Mr. Mxyzptlk.
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The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR (PS VR2) – March 16
Supermassive Games has promised (recent) PlayStation VR2 owners a terrifying experience and that’s precisely what they’ll be getting in March. The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR is a virtual reality roller coaster in which players will have to use weapons to defend themselves against the dangers and terrors (many of them old acquaintances from The Dark Pictures anthology) that appear on the track in front of you while you are on Inferno’s Ride. With multiple paths and horrors to encounter, it’s said that no two rides will be the same.
WWE 2K23 (PC, PS4. PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series) – March 17
After a short hiatus before WWE 2K22, 2K Games is back with the annual installment of fighting games based on wrestling’s biggest brand: WWE. This year’s edition, WWE 2K23 features John Cena as the cover star and even features a story revolving around the legendary fighter’s 20-year career, as well as improvements to MyGM, MyFaction, Universe Mode, and multiplayer.
Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon (Switch) – March 17
Have you ever wondered how Bayonetta became the fearless witch that she is? If so, you’ll love this spin-off for Nintendo Switch. Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon is a very different Bayonetta game to previous ones, where players will encounter a more colorful animated art style as they guide the young protagonist Cereza (the woman who would become Bayonetta) as her fellow Cheshire demon through the Avalon Forest.
Deceive Inc. (PC, PS5, Xbox Series) – March 21
We’ve all wondered what it would be like to be a secret agent. We’ve all seen a Bond movie and thought “I can do this”. Well now you can, in Deceive Inc., the stealth spy multiplayer title from Sweet Bandits Studios. Pitting Solo Agents or teams of players on different maps, this game asks you to discover, grab, and escape with a special artifact, while your opponents try to thwart your plans and escape with the artifact. themselves.
Resident Evil 4 Remake (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series) – March 24
There’s probably not much to explain here, since we’re all more or less familiar with Resident Evil 4 and the remakes Capcom has released in recent years of the series. But even so, Resident Evil 4 Remake will recover the iconic adventure with Leon S. Kennedy at the helm and will adapt it to modern times with better graphics and performance, as well as a series of playable novelties that seek to expand the game in unexpected ways.
EA Sports PGA Tour (PC, PS5, Xbox Series) – March 24
After a few years of absence, EA returns to the world of golf video games with the EA Sports PGA Tour. This current generation version of one of the oldest sports still played is the official home of the Masters, offering a selection of exclusive licensed courses and players who take to the world’s most demanding courses in hopes of engrave their name in the history books. With improved gameplay and even an added Career mode and multiplayer mode, this game aims to reclaim the golf simulation podium.
Crime Boss: Rockay City (PC, PS5, Xbox Series) – March 28
Have you ever wanted to team up with some of Hollywood’s biggest names in a video game? If so, Crime Boss: Rockay City will enchant you. Starring Chuck Norris, Michael Rooker, Danny Trejo, Kim Basinger, Michael Madsen, Danny Glover, Damion Poitier, and even Vanilla Ice, this ’90s-inspired title asks you to rise through the ranks of crime in a sunny city, while facing off against… other crime bosses and stay under the sheriff’s radar.
And here it is, once again. Be sure to drop by in a month to see what April 2023 Games of the Month you should be aware of.