It definitely wouldn’t have been possible to predict The Three Best (and Worst) Video Games from June 2022. Most of these games where lower profiles releases, and the one that had the most buzz wasn’t even given a release date until two weeks before it came out.
The top 3 this month are games that will likely not sell millions of copies, but are going to be insanely beloved by their target audiences.
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Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin devs just announced their first expansion due for July with a trailer.
Player First Games’ co-founder reveals that MultiVersus’ July beta will be permanent leading up to the game’s official launch.
The release date for Ubisoft’s upcoming pirate game Skull and Bones may have been leaked by its Xbox digital store listing.
Redout 2 is a challenging, high speed, futuristic, anti-gravity racing game with a large variety of imaginative tracks.
Call of Duty: Warzone fans have taken to social media to complain that Season 4 is still packed with cheaters despite the Ricochet software.
Pac-Man World fans are not too happy about Bandai Namco replacing Ms Pac-Man with newly introduced Pac-Mom character.
Overwatch 2’s Symmetra got some “meaty adjustments” with last night’s 2nd beta, but got a lot of nerfs to compensate.
Proletariat has announced that Spellbreak, its unique fantasy battle royale, will officially close its servers in early 2023.
Yesterday during it’s Nintendo Direct developer Atlus announced that their series, Persona, will be coming to major platforms this October.
The original versions of Soulcalibur 1 and 2 have been missing from digital storefronts for almost a month. Bandai Namco won’t say why.
