10 Games of October 2020

The world of gaming is changing constantly and it changes drastically with the coming of new games every month. Today we are listing the top 10 Games that have released in October 2020.

10. Remothered: Broken Porcelain

Remothered: Broken Porcelain

It's a survival horror game dropping you into an all-girls boarding school. Being the sequel to Remothered: Tormented Fathers which not only received a lot of great reviews and great user input, it even got the attention of Keiichiro Toyama: creator of the Silent Hill series.

The first game had a really interesting story and I'm frankly pretty interested in seeing exactly how they do this. It's billed as an escape story and I'm sure that will involve solving all the mysteries of the 'Fleming's and Girls' Institute" the name of the boarding school. We question that it is becoming a franchise is something that I think is great on account of the first game as it is phenomenal. receiving the award for Best Italian Game.

Remothered: Broken Porcelain is coming on October 13th to PlayStation 4, Xbox one and PC.

9. Cloud Punk

Cloud Punk

This is, by the way, I am just going to go ahead and say, "one of the coolest games hitting the planet right now." It's just great. So the base here is that you're a delivery driver for a --well less than Savory service that includes just moving dubious items around. 

Let's just say it is an incredible looking game. It has a sort of retro look to it. As you're driving through. It looks kind of like pixel art but in 3D and given it a cyberpunk city look, that is perfect. In your deliveries you're going to be doing driving and walking; driving is probably more fun. But I'll tell you I've played this game and I've just got completely immersed in like there are people that complain about backtracking and stuff like that. I didn't care. It does the job exactly how it's supposed to and.

It actually makes a good cyber story by criticizing our world of today via this surreal neon landscape filled with surprises and perils. Cloud Punk is out on PS4, Xbox One and Switch on October 15th. It is not a PC game. Now, if you would like to play it though, and I highly recommend this game.

8. GI Joe: Operation Blackout

GI Joe Operation Blackout

Which takes a Sonic Adventure 2 style approach to telling a story in which you get to do both: Play in single player and Multiplayer. But this is also a co-op game and that makes me very happy. It's nice to see something like this in a split-screen couch Co-op situation. There are also competitive multiplayer modes, but I think it basically has a very interesting look to it honestly. It looks like a fun third person shooter that takes a property and does something with it that like we don't see enough of honestly like it's not uncommon to see people comparing the way that they're doing this.

I like Sonic Adventure 2 a lot, but I get at the same time that it's a totally different type of game. It's one that I'm really looking forward to playing because if it actually pans out as cool as it sounds. I think it might be kind of a heavy hitter. GI Joe: Operation Blackout is hitting the PlayStation 4, Xbox one, switch and PC on October 13th.

7. Amnesia: Rebirth

Amnesia: Rebirth

Now if anything can really tell you what Amnesia is. It's the Title. Amnesia is of course a really big very cool series. That's essentially a stealth horror with of course lots of different creatures that are there, more or less, to make everything stressful and awful for you. But not only will you be solving environmental puzzles, you will be learning about the world and what happened and why you're here. Because obviously the name of the game is Amnesia -- you do not remember. 

The other two Amnesia games are really good. I personally think the first one's a little bit better and I'm quite happy that the game has returned to the original developer. Not that 'A Machine For Pigs' is bad or anything. It's actually very good. I just like the original: The Dark Descent. 

Amnesia: Rebirth is hitting PC and PS4 on October 20th.

6. Age of Empires 3 - Definitive Edition

Age of Empires 3 - Definitive Edition:

It is of course a remaster of the original Age of Empires 3, if you're unfamiliar, it is a classic real-time strategy game, came out back in 2005.

Truly one of the best out there and it will certainly be nice to see it in all of its remastered glory now. Basically you're supposed to progress through several ages starting from a very small town and traversing through the Discovery age, Colonial age, European expansion, Fortress age, etc. The ages of the Empire, so to speak.You're not just building your kingdom but also conquering and engaging in various political struggles expanding and ultimately build an Empire.

Age of Empires 3 Definitive Edition is coming to PC on October 15.

5. The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope

If you're familiar with Until Dawn you basically know what type of game you're getting here. It's billed as an interactive drama survival-horror game. Basically you control a cast of characters: 5 in this game and you're making choices that affect the outcome of the story basically during the course of the game. There are multiple endings.

Including ones where every single one of the characters die, but let's talk a little bit about the story itself. This is a game that spans a couple of different timelines:

First modern day and Second back in 1692 - is a group of settlers (That was executed). During a series of which one's your main characters end up noticing that these executed settlers look exactly like them and the point here is figuring out. While also attempting to not die. Frankly The Dark Pictures Anthology looks like it's really going to be a long-standing great series. Little Hope lands on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on October 30th.

4. Baldur's Gate 3

Baldur's Gate 3

Which is something I never thought, I was going to see but I got to say I'm pretty excited for it. The two original BioWare Baldur's Gate games where obviously Dungeons & Dragons based Western / computer style RPG brought by Larry & Studios developers of the utterly fantastic Divinity: Original Sin games have brought all of that experience to Baldur's Gate 3. A big change from the previous 2 Baldur's Gate games. However, the turn-based style combat is making its appearance in this game and frankly, that's a development. Divinity original sin is phenomenal. So Baldur's Gate 3 is basically being a game that incorporates stuff from those games. So, how could this be bad?

Baldur's Gate 3 is hitting Google Stadia and PC on October 6th. 

3. Watch Dogs: Legion

Watch Dogs - Legion

I've been looking forward to for quite a while particularly since Watch Dogs 2 was such a big step up from the original Watch Dogs. Now, What I think is really particularly good about this is that the other two Watch Dogs games have kind of painted the CT OS thing as a kind of scary thing, that is making life. Perhaps a little bit more surveillance oriented where as Watch Dogs: Legion is like if London's the police state. 

It's gotten much more serious and you're literally part of an armed resistance. Also, you're going to be recruiting characters for the resistance which are all playable and I love that. I don't know this kind of feels like what watch dogs always should have been this: Struggle against this authoritarian Force rather than the stories that kind of incidentally interacted with it, for me this seems very much.

Like it's going to be the kind of best expression of Watch Dogs. And I'm just ready for it. I'm ready to play through the next logical step in this story. Watch Dogs: Legion comes to PC, PS4, Xbox One and Stadia on October 29th.

2. Crash Bandicoot 4

Crash Bandicoot 4

It's about time which is a re-imagining but a faithful sequel to Crash Bandicoot like the same developer that remade the games for the next generation is giving us Crash Bandicoot 4. They really nailed the originals. They updated them they brought them into a new era and the fact that they've taken what makes Crash Bandicoot good and sort of amped it up to 11. I love the new art style for one. It manages to retain the cartoonists and the animation oriented look while feeling fresh but not just derivative works. 

But there's a lot of things. They've given crash via these masks, new powers that he finds, a well deserved and addictive next chapter. It looks like it's going to be a faithful Sequel and maybe even a market Improvement on a platforming series. I love Crash Bandicoot and Crash Bandicoot 4 hits PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 2nd.

1. Star Wars: Squadrons

Star Wars - Squadrons

I think this is a pretty big one, Star Wars squadrons. This is a game set after Return of the Jedi. It's basically New Republic V/S Remnants of Galactic Empire space combat simulator in some respects. Like I know they're trying to evoke grow Squadron in title. And there may be elements of that game that make appearances here. But in my opinion it definitely looks as though they're trying to evoke X-Wing vs. TIE fighter and I'm there for it next gen X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter is always something that should have happened and it's actually kind of shocking that it hasn't.

It does look quite good. I mean he a could obviously screwed up but they've kind of really shown that they're taking Star Wars a little bit more seriously since the disastrous vision for Star Wars. So I'm ready for Star Wars squadrons, which is hitting PC PS4 and Xbox One on October 2nd. 

I also do have a couple of bonus games to mention for you.

BONUS:- FIFA 21

FIFA 21

Obviously the yearly incremental really is for FIFA. It's always a big deal. Everybody does get into it. But this year has a special significance in that. We really haven't had Sports. So I'm looking forward to at least getting some of that actual and once you've had 21 hits. PC PS4 and Xbox One on October 9th.

That's it for the month. What are you going to play? What do you interested in? Leave us a comment?