1. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX There’s another Pokemon game coming and
it’s not entirely new. This is a remake of the 2005 Mystery Dungeon that came out
for the Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance.
Mixing Mystery Dungeon’s roguelike elements with Pokemon’s charm, Rescue Team DX allows
you to forge your own personality and experience the magic of becoming an actual Pokemon again.
While it still retains the classic 16 starter Pokemon, this DX version will feature new
mechanics not seen in the originals such as mega evolution, an auto mode and finally an
auto-save. Coming this March 6 for the Nintendo Switch
2. Langrisser I & II on Switch, PC, and PS4 NIS America’s revival of the legendary Langrisser
I and II is taking us to their magical kingdom once again, now in high-definition!
Featuring two games in one, relive each Langrisser title with an improved presentation. Just
like any other remake, the story remains unchanged. In these two different titles, you still end
up taking a quest to stop the forces of evil from threatening the fate of your world.
Fans of the classic titles will enjoy this revitalized version, especially with its reorchestrated
music and some helpful quality of life improvements. Coming this March 10 for the Nintendo Switch,
PC, and PS4.
3. Ori & The Will Of The Wisps on PC and Xbox One
After suffering from a minor delay, The Will Of The Wisps’ release date was pushed back
by just one month to polish what needs to be polished. The next adventure of Moon Studios'
adorable forest guardian takes us to even greater places beyond the first game’s magical
forest.
In this sequel, combat is more refined, especially with Ori’s now nimble movements. In addition
to that, its heavy Metroidvania elements will receive its much-needed improvement for a
satisfying platformer journey with enough replay value. It comes out this March 11th
as a Microsoft exclusive.
4. NiOh 2 A sequel to Team Ninja’s fictional Samurai
game. Nioh 2 is going to be a prequel with a standalone story. Play a customized character
that’s part human, part yokai and venture around the new Dark Realms with great Japanese
warlords like Hideyoshi. It’s not Sekiro, nor Tenchu, but its action-oriented combat
gives more room for some stylish sword to sword action.
It’s still essentially a single-player experience. However, the improved multiplayer which allows
up to three players will definitely make the Yokai battles that much easier. A PlayStation
4 Exclusive, it’s set to release this May 13, 2020.
5. My Hero One’s Justice 2 on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch
One of this generation’s hit anime, it didn't take long for My Hero Academia to get on the
Fighting Game scene.
Competing with the likes of Dragonball FighterZ for the top spot in anime-based fighting games,
One's Justice lets you take on the shoes of Deku, Bakugo, and so much more.
It retains the anime’s quirky humor and charm as you weave through its story mode.
With 40 playable characters to choose from, form your teams three favorites, and get supercharged
on smooth animations and fast-paced battles. It’s set to release this 13 of March for
the PC, PlayStation 4, X1, and the Switch.
6. MLB: The Show 20 Sony’s beloved Baseball franchise returns
this year with more surprises in store for the major fans. Its previous title gave us
a new gold standard in the baseball genre so it's intriguing to see how they top it
this year.
In this follow-up, forge your own baseball legacy in America’s favorite pastime. MLB
The Show 20 features Javier Baez on its cover and will aim to improve the baseball experience
with new customizations and enhanced core gameplay. It’s set to release this March
17 as a PlayStation 4 exclusive.
7. Animal Crossing: New Horizons Competing with Doom’s anticipated sequel,
this follow-up to the iconic and charming life simulator brings more than just the simple
farm life. New
Horizons welcomes a host of changes to the neighborhood.
In this fresh new life away from the urban woes, craft your very own island experience
by setting up camp, collecting scraps from the environment, and colonizing the land for
Tom Nook's future clients. Get ready to spend hours and hours of management once it comes
out this March 20 for the Nintendo Switch.
8. Doom Eternal on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Stadia, and Switch
Two of the most anticipated games of this year go toe to toe with each other as they
come out on the same day. Doom Eternal is the next adventure of video game's finest
Demon hunter.
Doomguy returns and he’s armed to the teeth. Moving from point A to point B now feels more
fleshed out with a handful of movement upgrades. It’s basically just a walk in the park for
Doomguy and every Demon’s worst nightmare. Coming this 20th of March for the PC, PS4,
X1, and the Nintendo Switch.
9. Fairy Tail on PC, PS4, and Switch It’s no surprise that Shonen titles get
a videogame reimagining for modern consoles. Gust and Koei Tecmo’s latest project centers
around anime’s most popular mages. Natsu and his guild of powerful magic users enter
gaming territory.
Unlike their other anime buddies getting a fighting game treatment, Fairy Tail is a full-fledged
RPG and it is based on the anime and manga’s world. Building up your Guild’s reputation
is the main goal and its turn-based 3 versus 3 combat is reminiscent of the JRPGs of old.
It’s coming out this March 20 for the PC, PlayStation 4, and Switch.
10. Bleeding Edge on PC and Xbox One Ninja Theory’s fresh new IP brings back
the online brawler craze with some snazzy upgrades and an energetic cast of characters.
Bleeding Edge pits you and your team against mechanically enhanced beings with the sole
power of causing enough chaos.
Synergy is key. Team up with your teammates and become an unstoppable force on the battlefield.
Join this cybernetic clash and go toe to toe with other players from around the world.
Coming this 24th of March for the PC and X1.
11. Moons Of Madness on PS4 and Xbox One There’s not a lot of Lovecraftian games
coming out recently. This outer space adventure from Rock Pocket dares you to conquer your
demons as the astronaut Shane Newart trapped in the isolated Red Planet.
As a Lovecraftian title, madness is your number one enemy. Extraterrestrial threats are the
least of your worries. Fight through the hallucinations and solve the supernatural phenomena in the
derelict space station. Sanity is your best friend here. It already came out for the PC
months ago and it’s headed to consoles this March 24 for the PS4 and X1.
12. One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch
One of the longest-running manga in history returns in their next Musou title.
Similar to other previous Pirate Warriors, control numerous One Piece characters including
Luffy, Zorro, and more as they repel a massive horde of enemies in a satisfying hack and
slash combat. The entirety of the game covers notable arcs from the One Piece anime instead
of telling an original story.
Ready your voyage as it comes out this March 27 for the PC, PlayStation 4, X1, and of course,
the Switch.
13. Persona 5 Royal The next iteration of ATLUS’ latest Persona
title is about to get more content than usual. Dubbed as the ‘definitive’ Persona 5’
experience, relive the pivotal moments of the Phantom Thieves with a ton of new features
in store including a new party member named Kasumi.
It’s basically a more polished version of the vanilla Persona 5 which was supposed to
be a PS3 only title. Royal not only features new cutscenes and palaces, but it also comes
with a snazzy new soundtrack that will definitely spice up our JRPG adventure.
Hearts will be stolen this March 31st only for the PlayStation 4.
14. Half Life Alyx Also coming this March is Valve’s follow-up
to their award-winning science fiction shooter. Veering away from their usual first-person
shooters, Alyx is a Virtual Reality game. It serves as a prequel that covers what happened
before Half-Life 2 Episode Two.
Meet new and familiar faces in this sci-fi spectacle. This is Valve’s most ambitious
work to date. As a VR entry, things might be risky due to its demanding technology,
but given Valve’s track record, this whole new story might be something huge for the
future of VR.
Coming sometime this March 2020 as a PC Exclusive.
15. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord After years of speculation and rumors, TaleWorlds
Interactive calls the banners once more in this elusive sequel. Bannerlord’s Calradia
is beautiful as ever and it comes with a handful of visual upgrades such as its enhanced physics
and improved UI.
Not only that, Mount and Blade II also comes with four planned multiplayer modes, giving
you hours and hours of medieval combat. It’s finally coming out sometime this March 2020.