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Content Drop July 2021 Pc Game Releases Samurai Warriors 5, Eldest Souls, Death's Door, Chernobylite, Cris Tales

July 2021 PC game releases: Samurai Warriors 5, Death’s Door, Cris Tales, and more

Souls, samurai, and Space Marines.

We’re about to say hello to July 2021, and this month brings us a lot of new PC game releases and content drops. These include games such as Samurai Warriors 5, The Ascent, Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector, Death’s Door, Eldest Souls, Cris Tales, The Forgotten City, Chernobylite, and more.

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Note: Take a look at our June 2021 article to see if you missed out on a game this past month. For all the other content drops this year, and those in 2022 and beyond, check out our full PC game release dates listing.

 

July 2021 PC game releases – Samurai Warriors 5, Cris Tales, Death’s Door, Eldest Souls, Chernobylite, and more

Ys IX: Monstrum Nox (Nihon Falcom): July 6

This JRPG allows you to play as six Monstrum, each with his or her own powers, to try and save the city of Balduq.

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Sniper Elite VR (Just Add Water/Rebellion) July 8

This VR game lets you play as an Italian partisan in World War II. You’ll have to eliminate the dreaded Nazis and Italian fascists.

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Monster Harvest (Maple Powered Games): July 8

Grow and mutate your crops, then take them to battle.

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Boomerang X (DANG!): July 8

This fast-paced game has you fight otherworldly denizens with your trusty boomerang.

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Sam & Max: This Time It’s Virtual! (HappyGiant): July 8

Join the silly duo in this VR adventure game.

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Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin (Capcom): July 9

Hatch and raise monsters that you can bring to the fight.

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Swords of Legends Online (Wangyuan Shengtang/Gameforge): July 9

This MMORPG is based on Chinese mythology. It’s been available in China for quite some time, and it’s finally making its way to the west.

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Total War: Warhammer II – The Silence & The Fury (Creative Assembly): July 14

The final Lords Pack DLC for Total War: Warhammer II pits Taurox the Brass Bull of the Beastmen against Oxyotl of the Lizardmen.

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F1 2021 (Codemasters): July 16

The next game in the F1 racing franchise features an all-new story mode and a Career mode for two players.

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Death’s Door (Acid Nerve): July 20

Smash, slash, and shoot your foes as you navigate a twisted world in this ARPG.

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Cris Tales (Dreams Uncorporated): July 20

Cris Tales is an ode to classic JRPG art and mechanics, where you get to glimpse into the past all while altering the present and future.

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Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector (Black Lab Games): July 22

This tactical strategy game has a campaign where you help the Blood Angels fight the Tyranids of Hive Fleet Leviathan.

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Last Stop (Variable State): July 22

Last Stop allows you to control three protagonists in modern-day London. Soon, they’ll realize that something supernatural seems to be afoot.

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Orcs Must Die! 3 (Robot Entertainment): July 23

Stop the invading orc army with your heroes, weapons, and traps in the tower defense game.

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Samurai Warriors 5 (Koei Tecmo): July 27

It’s time once again for musou action. Samurai Warriors 5 features redesigned characters to better fit the Sengoku Jidai era.

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The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (Capcom): July 27

This contains two games from an Ace Attorney spinoff series. You’ll take control of Ryonosuke Naruhodo, an ancestor of Phoenix Wright.

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Tribes of Midgard (Norsfell): July 27

Form a tribe of up to 10 players and start fighting giants and monsters in this survival adventure game with Norse themes.

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Chernobylite (The Farm 51): July 28

A survival action game where you explore the deadly contaminated zones surrounding Chernobyl. The game is currently part of Steam’s Early Access program and will officially release later this month.

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The Forgotten City (Modern Storyteller): July 28

This is a standalone game based on the award-winning Skyrim mod. You’ll visit a ruined city in order to unravel the mystery behind its doom. Delays have plagued the release of this standalone title, but we’ll soon see this Roman Empire-esque reimagining.

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The Ascent (Neon Giant): July 29

This action-shooter RPG takes place in a cyberpunk-themed world.

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Eldest Souls (Fallen Flag Studio): July 29

Don’t let the old-school pixelated graphics fool you, because Eldest Souls presents a Boss Rush gauntlet with fast-paced, brutal combat.

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Little Devil Inside (Neostream): July 2021

This ARPG with survival elements features a minimalist design and zany visuals. The game had a planned July 2021 release date, though it seems to be up in the air nowadays.

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What do you think about July 2021’s PC game offerings? Are there any releases and content drops you’re looking forward to this month? Let us know.

Note: All release dates are for North America.


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