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10 Video Games To Watch Out For This Month

Due to digital distribution, there are more video games releasing now than ever before. In fact, it can be difficult to keep up with all of the new releases even if you read about video games on a daily basis. Thankfully, in order to help readers informed about what games are coming out and to highlight games that look like they're going to be special, I've put together a list of August's most promising video game releases.
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ABZÛ – August 2

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When it was announced that Journey‘s Grammy Award nominated composer and art director would collaborate on a new game, it was safe to assume that we were in for a treat. The game, called ABZÛ, has players deep sea diving and exploring a world filled with wildlife. It’s one of the most visually stunning titles ever released, and it’s just as fun to play.

If you want to know more about Giant Squid’s debut title, be sure to read our review.

Batman: The Telltale Series – August 2

Telltale Games has a great track record as of late with Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us both receiving high praise from critics and consumers. Now they’re tackling their biggest franchise yet—Batman. The studio’s signature brand of storytelling shines in the first episode of the Caped Crusader’s latest adventure, and it sets up what looks to be an entertaining season of games.

To find out more about how Telltale’s adaptation of Batman turned out, check out our review.

No Man’s Sky – August 9

Few video games, let alone indie games, get the amount of hype that No Man’s Sky has received, but that’s a testament to how appealing its premise is. Hello Games have generated a whole universe for players to explore, and they play to let each player feel like Christopher Columbus as they discover new worlds.

Personally, I can’t wait to see if the Joe Danger developer has been able to fulfill its promising sales pitch, and to name a planet of my own in just a few short days.


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Tyler Treese
Tyler is a lifelong fan of video games and pizza. His dream is to one day participate in the world of competitive facial hair.