These are the March video games you can’t miss

After a busy few months in January and February in terms of new video games, March isn’t slowing down. Some of the most anticipated games of the first half of 2024 will be released in the coming days and weeks. Dragon’s Dogma 2

It’s the biggest blockbuster of the month, but more indie also emphasizes intimacy Open roads. And all this without forgetting one of the great queens – or rather princesses – of video games, Peach and her new solo adventure.

Below, we pick out some of the most exciting games coming out in March for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series and Nintendo Switch.

March 7

Taxi Life: City Driving Simulator

Platforms: PC, PS5 and Xbox Series

Set in Barcelona, ​​this taxi driver simulator promises to offer the most ambitious Barcelona experience ever created in a video game. Its creators, Polish developer SimteractS, claim that players will be able to drive up to “460 km of tracks across a large area of ​​Barcelona, ​​reproduced at 1:1 scale.” Apart from driving around the city and delivering customers from one place to another, the game will also have an important component of managing a taxi company.

Taxi Life: City driving simulator trailer

March 7

Snusmumrik: Melody of Moominvalley

Platforms: PC and Nintendo Switch

Snufkin, one of the characters from the charming Moomin stories, is the protagonist of this musical adventure for players of all ages. The enchanting world created by Finnish writer Tove Jansson comes to life in this game developed by Norwegian studio Hyper Games. The players’ goal is to restore harmony and balance in Moominvalley by protecting it from the tireless ranger.

Trailer for the film “Snusmumrik: The Melody of Moominvalley”

March 8

Unicorn Overlord

Platforms: PS4, PS5, Xbox Series and Switch

Japanese studio Vanillaware, which created the sensational 13 Guardians: Aegis Rome, stands behind this game halfway between a strategy and a tactical role. The game takes place in an epic fantasy world. The game features very carefully designed graphics and promises a large amount of content featuring up to 60 unique characters, including humans, elves, huge beasts and heavenly angels.

Trailer “Lord of the Unicorns”

20th of March

Alone in the dark

Platforms: PC, PS5 and Xbox Series

Alone in the darkseries of horror games that served as inspiration for resident Evil, will return thirty years after the publication of the first part. This re-imagining of the original trilogy will be set in 1920s Southern Gothic. The player will once again step into the shoes of Emily Hartwood and Edward Carnby as they explore the mysterious Derceto Mansion. The game is being developed by the Swedish studio Pieces Interactive, and the script is being handled by Mikael Hedberg (SOMA and Amnesia).

Alone in the Dark, trailer

March 22

Dragon’s Dogma 2

Platforms: PC, PS5 and Xbox series

One of the most anticipated returns of the year. More than ten years after the first Dragon’s Dogma, in 2024 we will have the opportunity to return to the fantasy world of Capcom. Its creators, led by veteran Hideaki Itsuno, promise that the game’s setting will be four times larger than the original game. In addition, this sequel will be powered by the RE Engine, which is capable of performing technical miracles such as Remake of Resident Evil 4.

Trailer “Dragon’s Dogma 2”

March 22

Princess Peach: Showtime!

Platform: switch

This adventure featuring the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom will be one of the last notable exclusives for Nintendo Switch. The main character will experience many new transformations: from a fencer and a kung fu master to a baker and a detective. It’s been many years since Princess Peach’s last solo adventure, so it’s time to make her the star of the game again.

Trailer “Princess Pech: Showtime!”

March 22

Rise of the Ronin

Platforms: PC, PS5 and Xbox series

19th century Japan is the protagonist of this new open world adventure from Team Ninja, the creators of Nioh

or Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty from which we can expect a technical combat system full of possibilities. This is a PlayStation 5 exclusive game that will also highlight storytelling and historical recreation of the end of the Edo period.

Rise of Ronin Trailer

March 28

Open roads

Platforms: PC, PS5 and Xbox series

A mother and her 16-year-old daughter go on a road trip after finding old letters hidden in the attic of their home. This is the premise of a narrative game where the narrative setting and engaging dialogue system take the reins. The game is powered by Fullbright, the award-winning creators behind it. Gone home And Tacomathis is a guarantee.

Open Road Trailer

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Mark Brugat

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