New Releases highlights some of the hottest video games launching each week. This episode is bringing some dark and mysterious sequels, with Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise and Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2. There’s also a double dose of racing thanks to F1 2020 and NASCAR Heat 5. Finally, console gamers can get their hands on CrossCode.
CrossCode — July 9
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, Switch
CrossCode got its PC release some time ago, but now console gamers can try out this 16-bit action-RPG. It’s got more than 120 enemies to battle, 30-plus bosses to beat, seven unique dungeons to explore, and over 100 quests to complete. What’s more, Xbox Game Pass members can jump in on day one.
More Coverage:
- CrossCode, A Cool-Looking PC Retro Action RPG, Is Getting A Console Release Soon
- CrossCode Will Feature Different Quests For PC, Switch, PS4, And Xbox One Versions
Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing In Disguise — July 10
Available on: Switch
Deadly Premonition 2 is considered both a sequel and a prequel, which fits right in with the game’s Twin Peaks-esque zaniness. Agent York will be traveling around via skateboard, which you can customize. Expect a good helping of mini-games as you solve mysteries around town too.
More Coverage:
- New Deadly Premonition 2 Trailer Is An Unsettling Infomercial
- Deadly Premonition 2 Pre-Order Guide: Price, Physical Edition, And More (Switch)
Bloodstained: Curse Of The Moon 2 — July 10
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC, Switch
The surprise sequel was only recently announced, but Curse of the Moon fans will be able to take control of swordsman Zangetsu again this week. He’s joined by three new playable characters: Hachi, Robert, and Dominique from Ritual of the Night. They all have unique abilities you can use to access secret areas in each level.
F1 2020 — July 10
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC, Stadia
Real-life F1 events have been canceled or postponed this year, but you can race on all 22 of those tracks in this game. There’s no story mode, but you can race through various series of different lengths. Of course, you can race against others online too.
More Coverage:
- Exclusive: F1 2020 Gameplay And My Team Details
- F1 2020 Will Let You Race On The New Hanoi Circuit In Vietnam Before Its Real-Life Debut
NASCAR Heat 5 — July 10
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
The most notable change from NASCAR Heat 4 is the addition of single-car races, letting you test out tracks and set record times. Heat 5 also includes improvements to the pit stop, paint booth, and did-not-finish mechanics. And in case you’re wondering, driver Tony Stewart is featured on the game’s box art.
July is only just getting started, and the next episode of New Releases has a whole bunch more games to talk about. We’ll be taking a look at the PC port of Death Stranding, the reimagined Story of Season: Friends of Mineral Town, and more. GameSpot’s Play For All charity event will also continue this month.
Play For All 2020 News And Events
- GameSpot Play For All Week 6 – What To Expect This Week
- GameSpot's Play For All: Here's How To Donate
- Ubisoft Forward: Date, Stream Start Time, Free Watch Dogs 2 Offer, And More
- Xbox Series X Event Confirmed For July 23
- PS5 Reveal Event: All Games And Console Details Announced
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