Every Video Game Release Date (March 2024)
screenrant.comSome of the most exciting video games of 2024 are coming in March, running the gamut from ports like's PC debut to new flagship titles like . 2024 has been a busy year so far, with a mix of long-anticipated release dates, unexpected breakout hits, and even a surprise drop or two. March shouldn't have any trouble keeping up the momentum, bringing a conclusive end to the winter season of games and heralding in spring with some fresh titles.
The first big release to kick off March is, a fantastical RPG set in Warsaw that could be of interest to fans. Releases hit their stride just past the middle of the month, when games like,, and will start hitting shelves. One major game that didn't quite make the cutoff for March is , which could easily keep PS5 owners occupied for the month thanks to its February 29 launch.
March has some of the most exciting ports, remasters, and remakes of the year, which extend beyond just the PC port of The brings back a couple of beloved shooters and resurrects official online play. brings an acclaimed 3DS RPG to more platforms with enhanced visuals, and fully remakes a foundational survival horror game. Among the batch of former Xbox exclusives that are now going multi-platform, is the second to hit PS5, bringing dynamic rhythm action with it.
Fans of cozy games get a nice start to March's slate of releases with and, while anyone looking for something darker can opt for or around the same time. is a standout for strategy fans, taking the beautiful art of Vanillaware to the tactical RPG genre. The biggest day of the month has to be March 22, when,, and all go head-to-head.
The second half of March 2024 is definitely more aggressively busy than the first half, but there should be a lot to enjoy throughout the course of the month all the same. Across the whole period, there's a good mix of games for each major platform, although it isn't much of a month for Xbox exclusives. Fans of multiple consoles and genres will probably have to make some
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