March 2025: Exciting New Game Releases You Won’t Want to Miss

We’re well into 2025, and in March, it feels as though the gaming year has truly shifted into a higher gear. February brought some impressive releases, but this month features a plethora of highly-anticipated games, such as Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Two Point Museum, and Split Fiction. Additionally, there are numerous remasters to look forward to, with JRPG enthusiasts able to grab the first two Suikoden games along with Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition.

Regarding new launches, there’s an array of captivating games set to debut as well. Insurrection is taking a British twist on Fallout with Atomfall, The First Berserker: Khazan appears to be a gripping action game, and Fragpunk seems like an intriguing blend of FPS excitement in fast-paced matches. All in all, March seems poised to offer a substantial variety of titles this month, including several day-one releases on Game Pass.

For a more detailed look at what the remainder of the year has in store, you can also check out GameSpot’s list of upcoming video games in 2025, the best games of 2025 thus far, and insights on the most-anticipated games on the horizon.

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• Release date: March 4
• Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch, iOS, Android

Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? That’s a question you can easily answer–without needing an a cappella group–as this new title places you in her shoes on a mission to thwart the criminal organization VILE. This is the first time that the iconic thief can be controlled, and it’s up to you to utilize her skills to crack various cases around the globe.

• Release date: March 4
• Platform: PC

Anyone who has played Fights in Tight Spaces can vouch for it being one of the best 007 simulators available, and developer Ground Shatter is expanding that formula further. Knights in Tight Spaces continues the blend of deckbuilding strategy and elegant gameplay, with several new twists that will challenge your tactical mindset.

• Release date: March 4
• Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S

After two games focused on the healthcare sector and higher education, Two Point Studios is looking to history for its next simulator. Two Point Museum will allow you to manage your very own institution dedicated to classic art and prehistoric creatures, but it won’t be a walk in the park. Balancing budgets, attracting patrons, and dealing with various disasters will keep you busy managing the ultimate museum.

• Release date: March 4
• Platforms: PC, Switch

The original Everhood was a brilliantly quirky game upon its release, and its sequel appears to be ramping up the unique features to eleven. Fans of Undertale and Deltarune will likely be drawn to Everhood 2 as it adds an unusual twist to the ARPG genre with its rhythm-based combat and a narrative revolving around completing numerous Herculean tasks.

• Release date: March 6
• Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S

It’s tough to launch a new hero shooter—just look at Harmony for a cautionary tale—but FragPunk might break through that barrier to find success, thanks to several key elements. The game has impressive visuals and a unique roster of characters, but the real draw here are the Shard Cards that can be used to shake up its 5v5 gameplay at a moment’s notice.

Developer Grisly Guitar Studio mentioned that there will be over 100 Shard Cards available when FragPunk launches, and these can be used to revive teammates, empower bullets with chain lightning, give everyone oversized heads, and much more. Combine this with a focus on rapid matches and short TTK windows, and FragPunk could emerge as a fun option for high-energy gaming sessions.

• Release date: March 6
• Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S

No one creates a co-op game quite like It Takes Two developer Hazelight does, and if you’re in the mood to traverse story and sci-fi realms, you’ll definitely want to check out Split Fiction this month. Enjoy its previous…
games, here’s a compulsory co-op experience, but one that appears to be an abundance of enjoyment. Thanks to the buddy drag feature, you only need a single copy of the game, allowing you to invite a premium friend to join you, even if they haven’t purchased Damage up Fiction.

• Release date: March 6
• Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch

The Suikoden series has gained cult status over the years, and in 2025, the first two games in the franchise are coming to modern platforms. These narrative-driven JRPGs have long been celebrated for their intricate storytelling and politically charged plots, and the remasters will introduce a variety of upgraded features. While not quite on par with Square Enix’s HD-2D titles, you can still expect refreshed visuals, improved audio, redrawn character portraits by Suikoden artist Junko Kawano, and gameplay enhancements.

• Release date: March 11
• Platforms: PC

This month features not one but two open-world samurai games, with Rise of the Ronin launching a few days before Assassin’s Creed Shadows. Originally a PS5 exclusive, Rise of the Ronin combines a deep souls-like gameplay style with a unique narrative set during a tumultuous period in Eastern history, creating an engaging journey through hostile territories.

• Release date: March 13
• Platforms: PS5

Looking for an escape in the Austrian Alps? Dungeons of Hinterberg was an underrated adventure title when it debuted on PC and Xbox Series X|S consoles last year, and it is now making its way to PS5 in March. If you missed it, it’s a Zelda-inspired action and dungeon exploration game presented through a Tintin-esque art style. The majority of the game’s action takes place during the day as you venture into the wilderness, but at night, you’ll interact with locals and fellow adventurers to forge new relationships that will have lasting impacts on your little getaway experience.

• Release date: March 14
• Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One

Get ready to rumble! As WWE gears up for its annual Wrestlemania event, an exciting new entry in the long-standing sports entertainment franchise is just around the corner. This year’s edition highlights the Bloodline dynasty, an incredibly popular aspect of the WWE Universe for many years, and taking inspiration from the NBA games, WWE 2K players will be able to explore a new social area populated with custom characters and legendary superstars. Additionally, WWE 2K25 is set to include numerous modes, a plethora of wrestlers, and many other modifications behind the scenes.

• Release date: March 18
• Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch

Another year, another opportunity to hit some home runs with a new installment in the long-running MLB: The Show series. This year’s game features Paul Skenes, Elly De La Cruz, and Gunnar Henderson on the cover, and as with previous titles, you can look forward to a journey through history in the exhibition mode and the chance to become a baseball legend when MLB: The Show 25 steps up to the plate. Notably, it will not launch on Game Pass this year as previous titles have; in fact, it will not be available on any subscription services in 2025.

• Release date: March 18 via early access
• Platforms: PC, Xbox Series X|S

33 Immortals presents an exciting new challenge from the studio behind Spiritfarer and Jotun, and in essence, it’s a multiplayer experience reminiscent of Hades, where you and 32 other players battle against waves of relentless foes. Co-op is clearly a central element of the adventure, and you’ll also have the opportunity to grow stronger on your quest to defy God by equipping new weapons and powerful relics. It will be available in early access across multiple platforms this month and will also be a day-one release on Xbox Game Pass.

• Release date: March 20
• Platforms: Switch

A remaster of the Wii U’s Xenoblade Chronicles side-story action-RPG, Xenoblade Chronicles X arrives on Switch this month to complete the franchise saga. As anticipated with a Wii U port, this version of the lengthy.