Live A Live and Stray join this week’s upcoming games!

Hello everyone, and welcome to another new week in gaming! Like always, we have some exciting new video game releases to look forward to. Whether you’re into over-the-top action or a fun adventure starring a feline friend, there’s a new game this week for you. So, let’s not waste anymore time, as we dive into this week’s upcoming games!

As Dusk Falls (July 19)

Starting things off, we have As Dusk Falls. Developed by Interior/Night and published by Xbox Game Studios, this interactive drama explores the lives of two families across thirty years. In addition, every choice you make will impact the lives of all the game’s characters.

You can also choose to play the game solo or share the story with up to seven other players. However, be warned, as not every correct choice is obvious. Even the trailer states that, “sometimes doing the right thing is doing the wrong thing.” You can begin your story in As Dusk Falls tomorrow for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One and PC with Day One access through Game Pass.

Endling – Extinction is Forever (July 19)

Sneaking into your home next is Endling – Extinction is Forever. Developed by Herobeat Studios and published by HandyGames, 3D/side-scrolling stealth game tells a sorrowful story of survival during climate change. Placing you in the role of one of Earth’s last foxes, you must flee your home forest as a wildfire rampages.

The game’s heart-wrenching story plays as an ominous warning of the dangers of climate change. And its minimalistic art style accompanies the foreboding and disheartening tale of this fox trying to survive a devastated landscape while providing for her babies. You can play Endling – Extinction is Forever tomorrow on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Fallen Angel (July 19)

Developer Matrioshka Games and publisher V Publishing introduce their latest action RPG Fallen Angel tomorrow. Placing you in the shoes of Lucifer himself, this “symphony of pixel art and demon-fueled action” sees you take on armies of angels as you work your way to Heaven’s throne. The gameplay features fast-paced combat and deep character progression with lore-driven items and weapons.

In addition, the game’s style and story draw heavy inspiration from biblical Apocrypha. Those interested in religious lore will enjoy the thematic environments and unique creatures in each of the Archangel’s realms. Originally released for PC in 2020, Nintendo Switch players can get their hands on Fallen Angel tomorrow.

Into the Breach (July 19)

If you’re looking for a new strategy game to dive into on mobile devices, you won’t want to miss Into the Breach. Developed and published by Subset Games, this tactical strategy game puts you into a world where Kaiju-like monsters destroyed civilization. As humanity’s last hope, it’s up to you to travel back in time with advanced technology to end the threat before it becomes too great.

As you fight your way through time to stop these giant monstrosities, you’ll discover a flexible approach to overcoming obstacles. From charging head-on with your squad to expertly maneuvering the beasts into its ally’s crossfire, you can use a variety of tactics to defeat the threat. Although the game previously launched for Nintendo Switch and PC, you can get Into the Breach tomorrow for iOS and Android Devices.

Stray (July 19)

Stray is an adventure game that places you into the paws of an adorable, backpack-wearing, cat. Developed by BlueTwelve and published by Annapurna Interactive, this game’s story follows our feline friend as it untangles an ancient mystery to escape a long-forgotten futuristic city filled with robots. Lost and alone, with only the aid of a small drone, you’ll need to overcome a series of dangerous obstacles in a cyberpunk-themed world to find your way home.

Throughout the game, you can use your drone B-12 to communicate with the locals, pick up objects and even fight enemies. In addition, this unique title offers some interesting puzzles. You can play Stray tomorrow for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC.

Bright Memory: Infinite (July 21)

Blasting its way into your home next is Bright Memory: Infinite. Developed by FYQD Studio and published by Playism, this sci-fi shooter marked by over-the-top action set pieces. Although its story leans on science fiction cliché, its fast-paced gun and swordplay create addictive action gameplay.

Featuring a smooth parry mechanic that helps you deflect bullets and stun foes, the stylistic action lets you feel like the star of your own action movie. Although PC players already got to experience the game, console gamers can get their hands on it soon. Bright Memory: Infinite blasts its way onto PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch on July 21.

Coromon (July 21)

Developer TRAGsoft and publisher Freedom Games bring us a charming little JRPG in Coromon. This turn-based role-playing game puts you in the shoes of an aspiring researcher as you join the technologically advanced organization of Lux Solis. As part of the Titan Taskforce, your goal is investigating six known Titans in the region of Velua.

Throughout the game, you’ll encounter epic boss battles, challenging puzzles and lots of unique regions to explore. Featuring gorgeous pixel art and a fully customizable character, this game promises to be a fun and distinct experience. Previously available on PC, Nintendo Switch players can get Coromon on July 21.

Live A Live (July 22)

For even more role-playing fun, we have Live A Live. Developed by Square Enix and published by Nintendo, this HD-2D remake of the SNES cult classic RPG will be a treat for old-school gamers. Throughout the game, you’ll play through seven distinct eras, each with their own story and style.

As you progress throughout each of the unique eras, the story will slowly unfold and tie everything in together. Now, for the first time ever, the game will finally receive a release outside of Japan. You can play Live A Live on July 22 for Nintendo Switch.

What upcoming games will you be playing this week?

Overall, we have a ton of exciting new game releases to look forward to this week. From the revival of a cult-classic JRPG to a feline adventure, there’s something coming to scratch everyone’s gaming itch.

What game are you most excited to start this week? As always, let us know what you think in the comments!