10 Games Releasing This March You'll Want To Add To Your Wishlist

March 2024 is bringing a fresh new slate of games to the table, with titles from to releasing across the full range of modern platforms. Not every 2024 game has been a hit so far, but between the launch of games like and has complemented a boom in popular survival crafting experiences to prove plenty of market strength. March 2024 could keep that momentum up, and some of the most anticipated titles feel like sure bets for fun.

The diversity of subject and style in March 2024 releases looks strong, with major games covering just about every popular genre aside from first-person shooters. 2024's emphasis on RPGs is continuing with a couple of key titles, while action-adventure games start to pick up steam and simulation games get a nice bump. It shouldn't be hard for anyone to find something that fits their niche, whether it's a sequel, reboot, or a new IP altogether.

first entered early access in May 2023 on PC, but after nearly 10 months, it's ready for a full release across platforms. As a prequel to the prior games, this psychological horror story takes on a Cold War setting and expands the fear to allow some friends in co-op gameplay. The focus in is on stealth, as players lack the power to defeat enemies outright.

Like and, looks to be an irreverent take on the RPG genre starring the memorably crude protagonists of This one has an emphasis on co-op gameplay, although it's still possible to treat it as a standard single-player campaign. A switch to 3D graphics and a snowfall covering the town invoke the Nintendo 64 game, as does the return to more action combat.

isn't exactly a new game for March 2024, but the PC port arriving on March 21 does mark the first time that anyone without a PlayStation console will be able to leap into the adventure. Like, it follows Aloy on a journey of discovery that's fraught with danger from mechanical creatures and unknown threats. The tropical, desert, and mountainous regions to the setting should truly shine on high-end hardware