Video games of the week of March 4, 2019: PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC

By Chris Reed

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Next week will not be particularly busy in terms of video game releases, but that does not mean you will not find anything new to play. Users of PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch / 3DS and PC will find games that deserve to be examined, including Devil May Cry 5 and Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn. If you fancy a new game, continue reading to find out what games are scheduled for the week of March 4th.

Devil May Cry 5 – 8 March

Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC

Here is a stylish action game that fans have been waiting for a long time. This game starts when a demon tree appears in the center of a city and begins to kill (and feed itself) the locals. As the demonic invasion continues, your job is to end the violence – by pouring gallons of demon blood.

Kirby Extraordinary Thread – March 8

Platform: Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo says the 3DS is not dead yet, and here's the proof – good, sort of. Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn is an upgraded 3D version of the Kirby's Epic Yarn game for Wii 2010. The original was well received (it got a 9/10 in the critics review). IGN), the main disadvantage being that it was too easy. Nintendo seems to have taken this criticism to heart, because this version comes with a harder diabolical mode. You will also find new mini-games that will put you in the shoes of Meta Knight and King Dedede.

Left Alive – March 5th

Platforms: PS4, PC

Left Alive is a survival shooter set in 2127 that puts you in the shoes of three protagonists during a military invasion. Since this is happening in the future, you will be able to face giant mechs and other war machines as you please, depending on whether you choose to shoot guns or take a more stealthy approach.

Other video games released the week of March 4