January is the only time of year when it comes to game discharges that is typically slower. Holiday shopping is done, people are busy throwing proposals, and they’ve spent all the money they want to spend for a little bit. Additionally, The Game Awards have already taken place, and activities from December and January are frequently overlooked for future play.

There aren’t many compelling reasons to launch a sport at this time. As for, this month is really slow—especially when you consider what a gangsta of a time 2024 was for top-tier activities. Perhaps so, there are still some great games on the way, especially if you’re a PC player who likes recently PlayStation-exclusive names.

Hyper Light Switch

Release Date: January 14
Platforms: PC ( Steam )

With beautiful pixel art and a silent story supporting an bandwidth action game with solid mechanics, Hyper Light Drifter was a darling of indie game development during the Kickstarter era. With a 3D open-world activity rather than the original 2D knowledge, Heart Machine is now making a second appearance in the series.

The game made its first Computer release debut with this release date, thanks to Steam. You can perform on your own or join an online co-op game and expect fun, hectic fight with a striking visual style that was derived from the original pixel aesthetic.

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD

Release Date: January 16
Systems: Nintendo Switch

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD introduces a high-definition version of the 2010 Wii game into the present era. Additionally, it includes extra information from the Nintendo 3DS discharge from the past.

Donkey Kong Country was a visible superstar back in the days of the SNES, and has long been a fan-favorite platformer among Nintendo’s companies. This entry, sadly, retains the compelling gameplay and 90s classics of Rare’s, but with more flash.

Final Fantasy VII Reincarnation

Release Date: January 23
Platforms: PC ( Epic Games Store, Steam )

Less than a year after its release on PlayStation 5, Final Fantasy VII Reincarnation—the second entry in the new Final Fantasy VII remake saga—is coming to PC. The first game (FF7 Remake) covered the original’s first section, Midgar, and this one takes you out into the world, visiting locations like Cosmo Canyon and the Golden Saucer casino and introducing the game’s later companions like Cait Sith and Cid.

Rebirth is also highly recommended despite the fact that Rebirth isn’t as popular as Remake was, and it’s still worth checking out because of its beautiful visuals and brand-new and unique take on a classic game.

Star Wars Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles

Release Date: January 23
Platforms: PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X/S + One, Switch, PC ( GOG.com, Steam )

Plucked from 2000 and remastered 25 years later, this remastered, side-scrolling hit ‘ em up jumps you into the occasions of Star Wars: Episode I, playing as many of the Jedi featured in that movie—Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon Jinn, Mace Windu, and more—using your weapon and Force powers to combat a variety of army types as you take up the Theed Royal Palace.

In addition to single-player games, Jedi Power Battles features native co-op as well as bribe codes—now there’s a genuine throwback—additional figures like Darth Maul, and more.

Spider-Man 2

Release Date: January 30
Platforms: PC ( Epic Games Store, Steam )

To defend Manhattan from fresh risks, Kraven the Hunter and Venom, step into the shoes of the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man once more. You can alternate between Miles Morales and Peter Parker throughout the game to experience each of their personal stories.

This game features faster, more wonderful routing with not just web-slinging but gliding when well, along with a variety of new suit, fresh mini-games, and plenty to do as you explore the world. This was a smashing success when it first appeared on the PS5 in soon 2023, and it’s now available on Computer.

Voter Sleeper 2: Starward Vector

Release Date: January 31
Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, PC ( Epic Games Store, GOG.com, Steam ), Mac

One of the best-written games of 2022 is getting a sequel. Voter Sleeper 2: Starward Vector features a lot of the same elements as the first, including gameplay driven by dice rolls and tough choices. You’re still a rogue android trying to escape your past and help anyone you can along the way.

This time, nevertheless, you’re no longer confined to a single room place. You have a dispatch to improve, a crew to attract, and contracts to finish. It will be a treat if this sport is broaden its scope while maintaining the same level of writing and challenging choices as the original.

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