Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the summer months!. This is typically the time of year when major game releases come to a grinding halt as companies prepare themselves for the coming Fall/Holiday release blitz.
However, 2019 seems to be a bit different. While companies typically know you like to go on vacations, enjoy the summer sun at the beach, or generally like to be outside rather than spend it inside in front of a TV, it isn’t preventing some big names from launching this month.
Bethesda and Machine Games are bringing Wolfenstein back in July. The budget friendly Youngblood advances the narrative into the 1980s, letting players control BJ Blazkowicz’s twin daughters against the Nazi oppression in Paris, France. It’s up to them to track down their missing father and unravel what’s going on.
The Switch is pretty big this month as well. Two big names in particular, Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order arrive in July, both of which promising to eat up a ton of your time.
Surprisingly, there’s more than a few video games launching this month. So, hit the jump to see the complete list of July 2019 video game releases. Enjoy!
| Microsoft Exclusives | |
| None | |
| PS4 Exclusives | |
| Final Fantasy XIV Complete Edition | July 2 |
| Date A Live: Rio Reincarnation | July 23 |
| PlayStation VR Sairento | July 30 |
| Switch Exclusives | |
| Red Faction Guerilla ReMarstered | July 2 |
| Umihara Kawase Fresh | July 9 |
| God Eater 3 | July 12 |
| Enter the Gungeon (Physical Release) | July 16 |
| Cities: Skylines Switch Edition | July 19 |
| Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order | July 19 |
| Rally Racers | July 23 |
| Constructor Plus | July 23 |
| Impossible Mission | July 23 |
| James Pond: Codename Robocod | July 23 |
| Super Putty Squad | July 23 |
| Raiden V Director’s Cut | July 25 |
| Fire Emblem: Three Houses | July 26 |
| PC Exclusives | |
| Multiplatform Releases | |
| Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers | July 2 – PS4, PC |
| Stranger Things 3: The Game | July 4 – Xbox One, PS4, PC, Switch |
| Dragon Quest Builders 2 | July 12 – PS4, Switch |
| Harvest Moon: Light of Hope Special Edition Complete | July 12 – PS4, Switch |
| Psyvariar Delta | July 23 – PS4, Switch |
| Wolfenstein Youngblood | July 26 – Xbox One, PS4, PC, Switch |
| Kill la Kill – IF | July 26 – PS4, Switch, PC |
| Madden NFL 20 SuperStar Edition | July 30 – Xbox One, PS4, PC |
| Mutant Year Zero: Seed of Evil | July 30 – Xbox One, PS4, PC, Switch |
Damn, Fire Emblem and Wolfenstein out on the same day? I can’t choose between my children…
July is a sneaky good month for games! Good luck with your decision.
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It’s all about dat Fire Emblem for me!
I’m super curious about that one. Looking forward to reading your thoughts on it.
It’s definitely looking a little different, that’s for sure. Not a hardcore fan or anything (started with Fates on 3DS and am quiet terrible at it), just love the gameplay and characters!
You play any of the games at all?
I played Shadow Dragon back on the DS, though I feel like I’m pretty familiar with the mainstays considering how often they appear in Smash games. I also casually play Fire Emblem Heroes on mobile, so that goes a long way to familiarity though.
Truth be told though, I’m more hooked on that grid style, turn based combat, which extends from my love of Nintendo’s other (and forgotten) series: Advance Wars.
Langrisser too. That’s coming back soon, I hear!
You missed Wolfenstien: The Young Blood. Releasaing on July 29th.