Top 5 Video Games Arriving in April 2024
Every month in 2024 has been fantastic for video game releases. April also looks like it’s going to be fantastic, but it’s a little niche. All the major releases are from Japan!
Every month in 2024 has been fantastic for video game releases. April also looks like it’s going to be fantastic, but it’s a little niche. All the major releases are from Japan!
The easiest comparison to make when explaining Hi-Fi Rush’s gameplay is 2022’s Metal: Hellsinger. That game was a first-person shooter that gave bonuses when players timed attacks to the songs that were playing throughout the game. Hi-Fi Rush has the same concept, but with a third person action game.
Grandia HD Collection is a set of the first two games in the Grandia JRPG series. These HD remasters were originally released as a collection for the Switch in 2019.
WayForward, who developed Contra 4, just decided to not bother with any reinvention whatsoever, and have remade the original Contra arcade game from 1987 in the form of Contra: Operation Galuga.
Plumber’s Don’t Wear Ties might actually be the worst video game ever. But it’s still worth checking out to laugh at.
February was a great month for video game releases. There were several games that scored around the 90 mark that didn’t make The Good section of The Three Best (and Worst) Video Games from February 2024.
February had some great video games, including a few early Game of the Year contenders. But March is the first month of 2024 that’s packed full of major releases.
January was a great start to the year! The three biggest releases all delivered on their promise. It was actually struggle to find games that scored low enough to be in The Bad section of The Three Best (and Worst) Video Games from January 2024.
January ended up smashing us in the face with the massive releases Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth and Tekken 8. February continues that momentum with lots of major games.
Granblue Fantasy is a Japanese-only mobile JRPG from 2014. North America has seen an anime adaptation, and a fighting game spin-off. Granblue Fantasy: Relink is an action JRPG sequel that has been in development since 2016. It was started by PlatinumGames, but they left the project in 2019.