Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and More: Biggest Game Releases of February
2024 is off to a flying start when it comes to games, with major titles like Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and Tekken 8 releasing in January. February, too, promises a host of new launches across different genres from big-name developers like Rocksteady Studios, Square Enix, and Ubisoft. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League kicks off this month, bringing players back into the beloved Arkham universe, albeit with a live service twist. While previous Batman Arkham games were narrative-focussed single player titles, Suicide Squad is co-op looter shooter with colour-coded guns, content drops, and microtransactions.
February will also see a bunch of remasters and remakes of popular older games launching on modern hardware. Persona 3 Reload, a remake of 2006's Persona 3, released on February 2 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox, while Tomb Raider I–III Remastered, a remaster of the original Tomb Raider games from Core Design, arrives February 14. Then there's Mario vs. Donkey Kong, a remake of 2004's puzzle platformer for the Nintendo Switch, and Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons remake, which brings 2013's acclaimed adventure title in an enhanced package.
Perhaps the month's biggest release is Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the second title in the remake trilogy for the 1997 classic, Final Fantasy VII. Square Enix's action-RPG, which will attempt to retell (and perhaps re-interpret) the beloved story of the original game, arrives February 29 on the PS5. From RPGs to online shooters, February features a diverse lineup of games. Here are our picks for the biggest titles releasing this month on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X and Nintendo Switch.
When: February 2
Where: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC
Rocksteady Studios — makers of the popular Batman Arkham series — is back with a new title that is now available to download and play. You'll be dropped into a dystopian Metropolis that has been taken over by Brainiac, while its residents are living in
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