From stunning 2D art to realistic visuals and utterly grotesque art direction, this month's recently revealed games boast some strong graphical fidelity.
Players can earn points and unlock new Eikon abilities for regular battles. Abilities can be upgraded to become more powerful.
The battle with Titan in the recent trailer is "only about maybe a 20th of what you get to experience," says producer Naoki Yoshida.
Whether it's chasing the meta, indulging in some in-game cheats, or pinging left and right, these things are just too hard to resist.
Check out some of the best-looking new titles announced this month, whether they're new titles in established franchises or brand new IPs.
Battle Passes, seasons, new heroes, cross-play and much more are coming to the hero shooter when it enters early access on October 4th.
Producer Naoki Yoshida says that battles in the upcoming RPG are "in some ways a culmination of the company’s past experiences.”
Square Enix's upcoming action RPG, which releases next year for PS5, does take inspiration from "recent triple-A open-world RPGs."
Though there will be "Easter eggs", fans won't find as many "tributes" to the previous games as in Final Fantasy 14, says producer Naoki Yoshida.
Producer Naoki Yoshida also teases a "comprehensive support system in place for players who aren’t too confident with action games."
Weapon Abilities carrying over between the main characters, a Reputation tab in the journal, Companion AI improvements, and more are also included.
Sources speaking to insider Tom Henderson suggest the title is "much further along in development" than previously believed.
The Molten Mirrors DLC is out on the same day and adds a new location, a new boss in Fyodor the Soul Warden, and new loot to earn.
Seasoned actors like Megan Harvey and Erica Mendez lend their talents to the RPG, which launches on August 26th for consoles and PC.
FIFA 22 also arrives for Xbox consoles and PC on June 23rd along with battle royale title Naraka: Bladepoint (also playable via the cloud).
Mediatonic's light-hearted multiplayer title also launches for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PS5 for the first time.
The new 4-star Electro wielder sacrifices part of her HP to create AoE fields that damage nearby enemies and heal active characters.
The biggest update for the survival crafting title is now available with new locations, items, enemies, and the final story chapter.
After debuting at number one last week, Mario Strikers: Battle League falls to third place. Meanwhile, The Quarry goes from fourth to seventh.
The Tank hero is playable in the upcoming closed PvP beta on June 28th and focuses on melee damage, wounding enemies and buffing allies.
