Eleven video games to discover this July
The most anticipated title of the month is 'Donkey Kong Bananza', but there is plenty of variety to choose from and remove
Despite the fact that summer is busy and the relentless heat is beating us down, not everyone can explore the world in search of cooler places. To remedy this, this July offers a wide variety of genres and styles to explore fantastic digital universes. This is a selection so everyone can find a fresh new title to dive into.
July 1 | PC, Xbox Series | Ages 12+
The game is described as one mecha shooter, a shooting game featuring robots, usually humanoid in shape. The game is primarily player-versus-player, in which two teams face off in different game modes and need to work together to win battles. wick different with a specific role to contribute to combat, such as the archetypal defenders, attackers, or healers. During its beta, which opened this February, the Chinese title attracted up to 300,000 simultaneous players.
July 11 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One |
This remake It is published by Activision and developed by Iron Galaxy, a studio specialized in making ports and recover old titles. The remake groups the titles Pro Skater 3 (2001) and Pro Skater 4 (2002), originally developed by Neversoft, games about the world of skateboarding and gameplay Arcadian focused on achieving a high score. Pro Skater 3 + 4 It recovers all the content of the originals but also adds new skaters, tricks, parks and music, apart from the graphical facelift.
July 15 | PC, PS5, Xbox Series |
An original development by River End Games, it combines stealth and infiltration mechanics with environmental puzzles, along with a classic isometric perspective. It's accompanied by stunning animated sequences created with the MetaHuman tool in Unreal Engine 5, which, along with excellent artistic direction, leave you speechless with their realism.
July 17 | Switch 2 | Ages 7+
Bananza marks the official return of a mainline Donkey Kong title since 2014, with Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. In fact, this platform game about the most charismatic gorilla in video games is the first in three dimensions since that distant Donkey Kong 64 (1999). The game also introduces a young Pauline, who accompanies the protagonist and empowers him through her singing, and also enables cooperative play, both locally and online. Donkey Kong Bananza arrives exclusively for the new Nintendo Switch 2 console, eager to demonstrate the power of the new hardware through vibrant and enormous, completely destructible environments.
July 18 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, Xbox Series | Ages 16+
A surprising game due to the fact that it is considered part of the iconic franchise Pac-Man, perhaps better known here as Pac-Man, and is conceived as a complete reimagining of the series. Published and developed by Bandai Namco Studios itself, the game is essentially a two-dimensional action game within the genre. Metroidvania, characterized by tracking progress to unique skills that are unlocked throughout the adventure. The title was originally promoted in the episode Circle from the animated anthology for adults Secret Level, published in December, which serves as an official prequel to the new game.
July 22 | PC, PS5, PS4 | Ages 18+
Broken Bird Games, a small independent studio with roots on the island of Gran Canaria, is making its debut in the sector with a bold approach that attracted attention thanks to its demo. Mourning It offers a psychological horror experience in which the player takes on the role of someone struggling with the loss of a loved one and unable to leave their home. Each attempt to escape leads to a downward spiral. in crescendo of terrifying visions, hidden monsters and enigmatic labyrinths that will question the boundaries between reality and fiction.
July 22 | PC, PS5, Xbox Series |
Wildgate It is the first project to come under the Dreamhaven label, a new American publisher and developer created by Mike Morhaime, co-founder and former president of Blizzard Entertainment (World of Warcraft, Overwatch, etc.) Together with other former employees of the company and developed by their own studio called Moonshot Games, they are publishing this first-person multiplayer game. The game's distinctive elements are the spectacular spaceships featured in the team-based battles and the striking, family-friendly aesthetic.
July 24 | PC, PS5, Xbox Series | Ages 16+
One of the most anticipated games of the summer is this one Soulslike, an action-RPG packed with tough combat and other challenging missions. Developed by Leenzee and published by 505 Games, the game is set in the lands of Shu, a war-torn, plague-ridden territory in China at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The player takes on the role of Bai Wuchang, a pirate suffering from amnesia and another mysterious illness that drives its victims mad and gradually transforms them into monstrous beings.
July 24 | PC, PS5, Xbox Series | 18+
The successor of Killing Floor 2 (2016) is a survival horror video game developed and published by Tripwire Interactive. During the game, which allows the player to play solo or cooperatively with up to four players, the protagonists must defeat waves of half-zombie, half-machine creatures called zedsThe first-person shooter returns to the darker, more sinister tone of the original, and will allow you to choose from six different specialists to annihilate monstrous adversaries, who will be much more dangerous than in previous installments.
July 29 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, Xbox Series | Ages 7+
A relaxing life simulation game developed by Weta Workshop, a New Zealand company known for its special effects work on the films ofThe Lord of the RingsThe player can create his own hobbit and manage daily tasks in an idyllic setting, located in a village west of the Shire and set in the period between The Hobbit and the main trilogy. The title revolves around peaceful pursuits such as gardening, cooking, fishing, and socializing with other hobbits while exploring a new facet of Tolkien's world.
July 31 | PC, Switch 2, Switch, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One | +16 years
A new twist in the famous saga Ninja Gaiden, with an action-packed side-scrolling title and a pixel art incredible work by The Game Kitchen, the Andalusian team responsible for BlasphemousThe new title seeks to maintain the tradition and classic gameplay of the series but with the depth and intensity of the more modern installments.