March 2023 offers a variety of upcoming games and major releases scheduled across all platforms.

Read on to learn more about the release dates of the games releasing in March 2023, available platforms, and Game8's recommendation!

Upcoming Games in March 2023

The Day Before

Set in a zombie-filled, post-pandemic America, overrun by flesh-hungry infected and survivors killing each other for resources.

We recommend buying this game! From all the trailers, this game looks to be a well-designed zombie shooter game and the MMO elements will keep you on your toes. Pre-orders are currently unavailable, but you can add the game to your wishlist on your Steam Account while waiting for more updates.

The Last of Us Part 1

On March 3, 2023, The Last of Us Part I will be available on PC. Navigate through the remains of a post-apocalyptic society caused by a dangerous airborne disease that turns people into zombies while escorting a young girl, cross-country.

Buy this game if you haven't played TLOU already! Say what you want about TLOU 2, but TLOU 1 is one of the best post-apocolyptic zombie games out there, and if you haven't played it yet, or want to experience it again, this is the time to do so.

The Standard edition of the game costs only $59.99 in Epic Games Store or Steam. What are you waiting for? Pre-order the game and enjoy the immersive story and improved visuals.

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty

Defeat enemies with a range of swordplay from the Chinese martial arts in the game, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty from Team Ninja, the studio behind Nioh and Ninja Gaiden.

You should buy this game if you enjoy Souls-like combat, particularly Nioh and Nioh 2! The game looks to have a lot in common with the Nioh series, which is to be expected as it was made by the same dev team: Team Ninja. The game offers a challenging combat system based in Chinese martial arts, character customization, loot system, and unique enemy designs.

Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse

Three girls head off to an isolated island called Rogetsu to solve the mystery of their friends’ death, and discover the truth behind their lost memories.

Although the Fatal Frame series has great atmosphere, the controls and combat system are a bit dated so we only recommend this game to fans of the series. If you enjoy an older brand of horror and the slower movement speed doesn't bother you (these factors do elevate the horror at times), we encourage you to give this game a try. That being said, if you are new to the series, it might be hard to get into.

Have a Nice Death

The 2D action roguelike game, Have a Nice Death, is now available on Switch! Death, the CEO of Death Incorporated, has decided to start a company to ease the labor of all the reaping he's been doing. In recent years though, the employees, known as the Sorrows, have run rampant on Earth's surface, throwing off the balance of souls and leaving him buried in mountains of paperwork. Play as one of Death's new recruits as you take down the Sorrows and restore balance.

Buy the game if you want to play a roguelike platformer! Have a Nice Death is a charming yet challenging game and shares a lot in common with titles like Hollow Knight. Enjoy the fluid animations and challenge-based upgrade system it offers!

Figment 2: Creed Valley

Do you like creative and experimental games? Then this one is for you. Figment 2: Creed Valley is an action-adventure game with mind-bending puzzles, musical boss fights, adorable character designs, and dynamic environments. The game will have a linear storyline in a musical and surreal universe.

Some of the puzzles are not particularly challenging in the demo, so we're hoping that it will change once the game is fully released.

Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon

Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon, a storybook-inspired prequel where you’ll control Cereza before she became known as Bayonetta and the titular Lost Demon Cheshire to save Cereza’s mother.

Although the game is aesthetically pleasing with its fairytale-like visuals, the price for the game ($59.99) might be too expensive for casual players. We only recommend buying this game if you're a diehard fan of the Bayonetta series and its lore.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is a sequel set five years after the events of Cal Kestis' story, who remains on the run as the Empire’s most-wanted fugitive.

Buy the game if you're a fan of Star Wars! Step up from the role of Padawan into a true Jedi Knight with this game.

Resident Evil 4 Remake

Capcom will release a remake for Resident Evil 4, introducing the game with more modern gameplay, reimagined storyline, and vividly detailed graphics.

We highly recommend buying Resident Evil 4 Remake as it is being marketed as a faithful remaster of the game that redefined the series, if not the entire genre. The only reason we can see to not pick this game up is if you're tired of remakes and remasters in general. Even if you feel this way, consider this: a fresh coat of paint may not always justify a remake, but in a horror game, that fresh paint can really serve to elevate the horror elements.

The base game is available via the Playstation Store, Xbox Games Store, and Steam for only $59.99. However, if you want to access the extra DLC Pack, then we suggest you get the Deluxe Edition as it only costs $69.99. The price difference isn't that much, and the extra content will be worth it if you're a fan of the original version!

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