For Honor, Sniper Elite 4 – February 2017 Game Releases

For Honor, Sniper Elite 4 – February 2017 Game Releases.

Ubisoft is trying to ruin or beautify Valentine’s Day with a knight-viking-samurai fighting game, and Rebellion is planning the same with a new installment in the Sniper Elite series.

In January, the top three games, Resident Evil VII, Gravity Rush 2 and Yakuza 0, all garnered good ratings, so we’re looking forward to a sequel with a smile for now. February won’t be much busier, but we can’t just choose from products from the Japanese gaming industry. Of course, with Samurai Dark Souls, Nioh coming along, but For Honor, Sniper Elite 4, Halo Wars 2 and Torment: Tides of Numenera are also in high demand. Scroll through the list to see if you find something you haven’t heard of and like.

February 2017 game releases

Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers – February 1 – PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita

The spin-off of the Dynasty Warriors series is a turn-based tactical role-playing game in which we have plenty of time to plan how to mow.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 – Road to Boruto – February 3 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

A year after the release of the base game comes Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4’s add-on, Road to Boruto, ending the series. It brings new playable characters, we can learn a new story from it.

Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World – February 3 – Nintendo 3DS

A 3DS transcript of Wii Us Yoshi’s Woolly World, augmented with tracks centered on Poochy.

I Expect You to Die – February 6 – PlayStation VR

Although it has already been released in North America and has even been tested, I Expect You to Die will only be available on the Hungarian PlayStation Store on February 6th. Be sure to get it if you have a PS VR, awesome gameplay.

Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book – February 7 – PC

The Atelier Sophie, released for PS4 last summer, will also be available for PCs from February 7th.

WWE 2K17 – February 7 – PC

The latest installment in the WWE series comes to PC with a long delay, as usual, but anyone who wants to panic virtually and has no console doesn’t have to wait much longer.

Uncanny Valley – February 7 – PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation Vita

Side view survival horror for those for whom Resident Evil VII is too rough (or too expensive). It has been available for PC for a long time and is now coming to consoles.

Bleed 2 – February 8 – PC, Mac, Linux

Amazing bullet hell platformer with amazing music.

Brut @ l – February 9 – PC

Brut @ l is an interesting visual action game in which most of the track elements consist of ASCII characters.

Nioh – February 9 – PlayStation 4

Team Ninja’s new game is very similar to Dark Souls, but that’s okay, there are few games designed to pump up our blood pressure. The protagonist is a Western samurai who fights with Japanese creatures, while we struggle with our tears, alternating between sowing and attacking.

Take On Mars – February 9 – PC

After more than three years in Early Access, the exploratory game of Bohemia appears, in which we can wander on Mars.

For Honor – February 14 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Ubisoft has come up with something completely new, we are curious to see how much it will come to it. In For Honor, Vikings, samurai and knights fight each other for either glory or territory. There will also be a single player campaign, but multin is the focus, in which you have to skillfully tact, watch your opponents move, learn which character knows what. February 9-12. the team is holding an open beta, get involved if you are a little interested in the concept.

Sniper Elite 4 – February 14 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Rebellion still drives the Sniper Elite series and continues to remain in World War II. We are now going to Italy, where we can arrange our destinations in a variety of landscapes, even with a partner.

MX Nitro – February 14 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

A bit like the Excitebike, only much more modern. We ride from a side view, and while you can do tricks, the focus isn’t on that.

theHunter: Call of the Wild – February 16 – PC

Expansive Worlds, with the support of Avalanche, the maker of Just Cause games, wants to offer an exciting game for hunting enthusiasts. In TheHunter: Call of the Wild, you can hunt deer, birds, and other animals, alone or in cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes, up to eight.

How to Survive 2 – February 17 – PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Fifteen years after the events of the first game, we can search again for the tools we need to survive.

Halo Wars 2 – February 21 – PC, Xbox One

Bringing a strategy game to a console is always a risky venture, but Microsoft has come in and will take it again. Halo Wars 2, which will be released on both Xbox One and PC, is the result of a collaboration between 343 Industries and Creative Assembly, and we’ll be joining the events 28 years after what happened in Halo Wars and soon after Halo 5.

Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin – February 21 – PlayStation 4

Psychonauts 2 is coming soon, but before that we can learn about the events between the first and second part from a VR spin-off.

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk – February 21-24 – PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita

There will also be a Japanese game coming to an end this month, namely Omega Force’s new hack and slashe, Berserk and the Band of the Hawk. The gameplay of Dynasty Warriors was combined with the characters and locations of the Berserk manga.

LEGO Worlds – February 24 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

TT Games is coming out this year with a Minecraft clone instead of a licensed LEGO game. We can build, we can dismantle, we can race cars, we can ride on a dragon back – who wouldn’t have dreamed of that?

Torment: Tides of Numenera – February 28 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

As of now, the month will end with Torment, a new role-playing game from inXile, and not by the way, the intellectual successor to Planescape: Torment. Fans of isometric, flamboyant, conversational role-playing games will surely enjoy it.

More to come

Syrian Warfare – February – PC

Realpolitiks – February – PC, Mac, Linux

Night in the Woods – February – PC, Mac, Linux, PlayStation 4

March 2017 game releases

Horizon: Zero Dawn – March 1 – PlayStation 4

Nintendo Switch – March 3

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – March 3 – Nintendo Switch, Wii U.

1-2-Switch – March 3 – Nintendo Switch

Super Bomberman R – March 3 – Nintendo Switch

Just Dance 2017 – March 3 – Nintendo Switch

I am Setsuna – March 3 – Nintendo Switch

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands – March 7 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 – March 7 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Nier: Automatic – March 10 – PlayStation 4

Mario Sports Superstars – March 10 – Nintendo 3DS

Star Trek: Bridge Crew – March 14 – PC, PlayStation VR

Styx: Shards of Darkness – March 14 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Danganronpa 1 & 2 Reload – March 14 – PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita

Troll and I – March 21 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Toukiden 2 – March 21 – PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita

Dreamfall Chapters – March 23 – PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Mass Effect: Andromeda – March 23 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

MLB The Show 2017 – March 28 – PlayStation 4

Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 and 2.5 Remix – March 28 – PlayStation 4

Strafe – March 28 – PC

Dark Souls III: The Ringed City – March 28 – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Outcast: Second Contact – March – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Overload – March – PC, Mac, Linux, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Old Time Hockey – March – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Has Been Heroes – March – Nintendo Switch

Snipperclips – March – Nintendo Switch

We still have something to tell you, you will find all the interesting things here!

• Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
• Publisher: Ubisoft
• Platform: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
• Style: Action, TPS
• Appearance: 2/14/2017