What’s up guys.
I’m Earnest and we’re welcoming Spring with a list of 25 Games coming this March
for the PC, PS4, Xbox One, and the Switch.
Here they are arranged by their release dates.
ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove
A 25 year old game makes its comeback with this upcoming fourth entry that hopefully
has all of its cartoon silliness intact.
Bringing into view the unmistakably 90s aesthetic, take control of their 9 playable characters
including the iconic Toejam and Earl.
Refining the quirks of the classic ryhthm-based minigames, it's set to release this March
1st.
Treasure Stack
With pixelakes action game, puzzling doesn't have to be a solo activity.
Offering both singleplayer and multiplayer game modes, it turns the whole relaxing block-puzzling
on its head.
Whether its 4 player couch party competition or online domination, you'll be testing your
skills in their frenetic, pixel-powered arenas.
Find it on the Switch this March 1st.
Left Alive
A spiritual successor to Square Enix's lackluster 2010 shooter, Front Mission Evolved, this
upcoming title returns to the universe with what most hope will be better writing and
improved combat.
Judging from its trailers, the game certainly has that triple A look, with its stunning
portrayal of a war-torn Novo Slava and seemingly branching storylines.
Still forgettable and unimpressive, we can't wait to see what you think of it when it releases
on the PC and PS4 this March 5th.
My Little Riding Champion
All your pony dreams are coming true this March.
A casual game that simulates the idyllic equestrian life, My Little Riding Champion has over 15
hours of gameplay spread over its quiet open world.
Learn to take care of your beloved horses and conquer the stage in their various competitions.
A quiet casual game for the pony enthusiast on the Switch, it's coming out this March
5th.
Total War: Three Kingdoms
In this coming entry, the Total War series explores the orient with a fascinating dive
into Chinese-style imperialism.
There will eleven factions up for control, each headed by their respective legendary
Warlords.
The Guanxi system of interrelationships will come to play as you conquer with diplomacy
and might.
A romantic like at a global superpower's history, it's coming to the PC this March 6th.
Devil May Cry 5
11 years after Devil May Cry 4’s release, CAPCOM’s love child returns to their critically
acclaimed hack and slash.
Continuing Nero and Dante's story in the previous game, this will the be the first in the series
to feature three playable characters with their own unique stories and abilities.
An exciting new installment to the demon-slaying hack and slash, you’ll find it on the shelves
this March 8th.
One Piece: World Seeker
An open-world One Piece game is just what everyone needs right now.
Bandai Namco’s take on Eiichiro Oda’s masterpiece takes you to the great seas of
the NEw World.
Enter a whole new story made especially for the game, and live it in Luffy’s point of
view.
An open world reunion of your favorite Straw Hat pirates, it's set to release on the PC,
PS4, and Xbox One this March 15th.
Tom Clancy's The Division 2
The virus spreads into the capital in this sequel to Tom Clancy's outbreak containment
series.
This installment offers almost double the content of the original with a 40 hour campaign
storyline, three Dark Zones for all-out eight player raids, and a free post-launch DLC that
includes story missions and upgrades to their PvP mode.
Ready your hazmats as it releases on the PC,PS4, and Xbox One on March 15th.
The Caligula Effect: Overdose
First released on the PS Vita, this Atlus JRPG is coming to new platoforms in renewed
form.
Still covering the same Japanese High School setting, play as a character trapped in a
VR program and help them escape the twisted world with their signature dungeon crawling
and turn-based combat.
Coming packed with new scenes, endings, and the brand new female protagonist, it's a new
look at an established universe and it's coming this Mar 15th.
The Sinking City
Get out your chanting robes as Frogwares awakens the Lovecraftian monster in this latest IP.
Sinking into the realm of dreams and nightmares, Sinking City borrows from HP Lovecraft's numerous
literary contributions to spark death and terror into their gray open world.
An open world psychological thriller, there's a lot of improvement in terms of graphics
and animations, but hopefully it gets fixed when it comes out on the PC, PS4, and Xbox
One on Mar 21st.
SEKIRO: Shadows Die Twice
While their name will forever be tied to their genre defying RPGs Bloodborne and Dark Souls,
with this latest IP, FromSoftware seeks to impress the world with something entirely
new.
Set in a Sengoku era Japan, it follows a Sekiro on his journey for vengeance using stealth,
prosthetic limbs, and lazarus-like powers.
Compared to their previous hits, this is shaping up to be a more mobile combat experience,
possibly sprinkled with the punishing quality of Dark Souls.
It's coming out on the PC,PS4, and Xbox One this Mar 22nd.
Deponia
From the makers of Shadow Tactics Blades of the Shogun and Ken Follett's The Pillars of
the Earth, Daedalic Entertainment brings us the first in a series of acclaimed point-and-click
puzzles.
Centered around Rufus, help him escape the landfills of Deponia and find a way to Elysium.
Coming to the Switch on March 23rd.
The Princess Guide
Who said princesses can't be knights too?
From NIS America, this RPG lets you take control of four princesses training to take part in
the coming war.
With four different princesses, there's also four times the story.
Pick from their varying personalities and make choices that will affect their fates
and abilities.
Hone your military strategies and make the perfect princess knight when it comes to the
PS4 and Switch on March 26th.
Outward
Pouring a huge dose of realism on the otherwise fantastical role-playing genre, Outward is
a survival game cloaked in medieval magic.
Where food and water are usually compared to strength, skill, and grit, Outward turns
them into prerequisites to survival.
Sure, there's still epic monster fights and life-threatening battles, the added layer
of resource management is a nice and unique touch.
It's coming to the PC, PS4, and Xbox One on
March 26th.
Nelke & The Legendary Alchemists: Ateliers of The New World
Following the alchemists that came before, the 20th anniversary spinoff brings together
all your favorite characters in the innovative city building adventures of Nelke.
Tasked to govern in exchange for fulfilling her alchemical fascinations, build a village
into a flourishing town center with the help of the many alechemists in town.
Looking back on the series' long history in a fresh way, it's up for a Western release
on Mar 26th.
The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame
This videogame adaptation of Warner Bros awesome animated comedy is back for more LEGO hijinks.
Set after the events of the second movie, Emmet and friends go beyond their world to
save their friends from alien monsters.
Use the game’s signature LEGO building gameplay and be a master builder.
Already released on the PC and consoles last February, it's finally release on the Switch
this Mar 26th.
Xenon Racer If formula racing in the future is what you
want, this game will deliver.
Another high speed racing game is coming to the PC and consoles next month care of 3Dclouds.it.
A product of an indie studio, they definitely didn't skimp on visuals with its smooth framerates
and jawdropping graphics.
We'll see how it performs on each platform when it comes out on March 26th.
PlanetSide Arena
Set in the famously massive arenas of the PlanetSide universe, PlanetSide Arena takes
on a different kind of multiplayer modes with Massive Clashes and, of course, Battle Royale,
which offers the same 100 person battle of the fittest.
Massive Clashes on the other hand is 1000 player arena, with 500 people on each team.
Staying true to their roots, it's coming to the PC on March 26th.
Windscape
Currently on Steam Early access, Windscape is a gorgeous looking adventure game that
aims to capture the wonders of Nintendo's Legend of Zelda.
Play as the mysterious young girl and help her find what's causing her beautiful universe
to fall apart.
Take on challenging dungeons and bosses in their open world and use the crafting system
to make food, create weapons and so much more.
Brimming with potential, it's official release will be on March 27th for the Xbox One, Switch,
and PC.
FUN!
Animal Park
Who doesn't love animals and FUN!
First released on the Switch exclusively for Japan, Aksys Games and Nippon Columbia have
teamed up to bring the animal themed videogames to the west.
Led by bunny and lion, get a tour of the animal amusement park with modes like Solo, One Match,
and Tour.
Get it on your Switches this March 28th.
Yoshi's Crafted World
Following in the footsteps of Paper Mario, Yoshi lives the colorful papercraft life his
newest title.
Developers Good-Feel push us into their miniature, diorama-like universe, with pretty much the
same Yoshi activities that we all loved.
See the world from different perspectives and conquer the spatial challenges by going
forwards and backwards through levels.
Previously announced to come this Spring, Nintendo has recently confirmed release this
Mar 29th.
Tropico 6
Step inside the shoes of the benevolent dictator, El Presidente, in this latest installment.
Aside from becoming more inclusive with a choice of male or female characters, Tropico
6 also promises bigger landscapes, new roads, infrastructures, and world-renowned tourist
spots in their new archipelagic lands.
Going through the four different eras and upping the realism with fully simulated citizens,
the balance between progress and peace is all the more necessary.
It's coming out on the PC this March 29th
Iron Marines
From the makers of Kingdom Rush, Ironhides Studios' move to the RTS genre is also making
its way from the smartphone to the PC.
Taking strategy to new heights, Iron Marines takes out to a futuristic dystopia that's
wrapped in their signature cartoony artstyle.
Though its no starcraft game, their Android and iOS versions were highly praised by critics
and gamers for its balanced units, challenging campaigns, and addictive quality.
A worthy alternative, it's coming out this Mar 29th
Steven Universe: Save the Light / OK K.O.!
Let's Play Heroes 2 Games in 1
Two of your favorite Cartoon Network series bundled into one.
Join in the cartoon fun as you help Steven and gems in their RPG quests around Earth
and the crystal worlds, or become the best hero you can be in K.O.'s inspiring beat 'em
up storyline.
No official release date yet you but it's set to release sometime next month
Before we reveal the last game, you can check out the complete list of upcoming games on
our website, whatoplay.com.
Links in the top right corner and the description box below.
Assassin's Creed III Remastered
A rerelease to their 2012 titile, Ubisoft invites us to Look at the American Revolution
with new eyes.
Centered around the native american Assassin, Connor, this remaster will hopes to refresh
the experience with some visual and mechanical tweaks for its entrance to the new gen.
Purchased together with the Odyssey Season Pass or as a standalone title, it's coming
to the PC, PS4, and Xbox One on March 2019
And those were the 25 Upcoming Games for March 2019.
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