As we move well away from the Christmas period and deeper into the year of 2025 and towards the summer the gaming releases, like the sun, will start to appear more regularly.

March promises to be an exciting month for the industry across console and PC, we look at the biggest, and most interesting releases coming to gamers this March.

March 4th:

Age of Mythology: Retold

The remaster of the 2002 original, Age of Mythology: Retold has been available on PC and Xbox for a year but has finally been greenlit for a PS5 release on March 4th to kick off the month in gaming.

It already has positive reviews from its PC/Xbox release and hungry Sony loyalists can finally get a taste of this mythical real-time strategy game. This game will cost £22.49 upon release.

Two Point Museum

Developers Two Point are also set to release their newest business management simulation game on March 4. The follow up to their previous titles, Two Point Hospital (2018) and Two Point Campus (2022), this game offers a relaxing, chill gaming experience for gamers of all ages. This game will cost £24.99 upon release.

March 6th:

Split Fiction

EA and Hazelight Studios new action-adventure release and follow-up to the hugely popular ‘It Takes Two’, Split Fiction has been specifically designed for split screen cooperative multiplayer, which means that it will only be able to be played with another player through either local or online play.

Built by a team of 80 using Unreal Engine 5, fans of its predecessor will be hoping for a similar experience. This game will cost £39.99 upon release.

March 14th:

WWE 2K25

The newest in wrestling promotion WWE’s yearly gaming releases, this years edition features a massively expanded roster of over 300 playable characters which is by far the most in the history of wrestling games.

This year’s edition also brings back the fan favourite showcase mode, which selects a wrestler, group, time period, or event and gives players the chance to relive some of the most iconic events that are tied to them.

The game also features the return of chain wrestling and has added new combat features and match types for players to explore.

This game will cost £64.99 for the standard edition upon release.

March 18th:

MLB: The Show 25

Another yearly release, this Major League Baseball series was created and developed by San Diego Studio and is published by Sony Interactive Entertainment and is celebrating its 20th year with the 2025 edition.

This edition features the expanded ‘Road to the Show’ career mode which allows players to play out a fantasy career all the way from high school to the biggest stages.

There is also ‘Franchise Mode’ which, similar to career mode in FIFA, allows the player to control a franchise as a whole and run the team their own way.

Further modes included this year are Diamond Dynasty, Diamond Quest, Weekend Classic, Storyline mode.

Gameplay has also been updated with developers saying this years’ experience will feel “more dynamic and authentic.”

This game will cost £59.99 upon release.

March 20th:

Assassin's Creed Shadows

The fourteenth major instalment in the Assassin's Creed series and the successor to 2023's Assassin's Creed Mirage, Shadows will be set in feudal Japan as AC continues to explore and develop different historical periods into their games.

Initially pencilled in for a November release at the end of 2024, it was delayed until February initially before being delayed once again until March 20 to ensure the release of a fully polished final product.

Just like previous titles in the series, Shadows is an action-adventure game with the option of stealth.

Featuring two protagonists, one male and one female, in an open world with an environment designed to feel alive, with changing weather and times of day, the game is highly anticipated and the biggest AAA release of the month.

This game will cost £69.99 for the standard edition upon release.

March 25th: Killing Floor 3

Killing Floor 3 is a survival horror video game developed and published by Tripwire Interactive.

The sequel to 2016’s Killing Floor 2, KF3 supports both solo play and four-player multiplayer, like the classic Left for Dead games, in which players must combat waves of zombie-like creatures.

In terms of content the game will have seven maps, three difficulty modes, and three boss encounters, as well as 30 upgradable levels for each specialist playable character.

This game will cost £34.99 upon release.

March 27th:

Atomfall

This game has me excited as a major fan of the Fallout series, Atomfall is a survival game developed and published by Rebellion Developments.

It is set in an alt-history 1960’s England where the Windscale nuclear disasters turned the country into a nuclear wasteland.

The game is inspired by Fallout, with developers specifically crediting New Vegas as inspiration, with the alternate-history retro vibe and the nuclear setting. This can be endearing to Brit’s like myself as we can so often be left out of the settings with major releases and have done pretty much since GTA London (1997) other than the flop of Watch Dogs: Legion (2020).

Hopefully, this game lives up to the hype and is the gateway for more British-set games to be released in future.

This game will cost £54.99 upon release.

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