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Pci 2020 2021 Release Dates

PC Game Release Dates List 2020 – 2021

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October 2020 PC game release dates

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Drake Hollow (The Molasses Flood): October 1

A co-op adventure game with exploration, resource gathering, and base-building.

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Star Wars: Squadrons (Motive Studios/EA): October 2

The Galactic Civil War still rages in Star Wars: Squadrons, and it’s up to you to take down your foes in frantic space combat. In Star Wars: Squadrons, you can control both rebel pilots and their rivals from the Empire.

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Baldur’s Gate 3 (Larian Studios): October 6 (Early Access)

The granddaddy of CRPGs has finally returned. Baldur’s Gate 3 will be an Early Access title, but, in spite of this, it’s gotten everyone excited. Helmed by Larian Studios, the folks behind the Divinity games, you know it’s going to be filled to the brim with RPG goodness.

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Ride 4 (Milestone S.r.l.): October 8

Be a champion motorcycle racer.

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The Uncertain: Light at the End (New Game Order): October 8

An adventure game set in a dystopian world, one where humans have been replaced by robots.

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Ikenfell (Happy Ray Games): October 8

A pixel art RPG where students use magic in turn-based battles.

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FIFA 21 (EA): October 9

It’s time for another year of football.

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The Survivalists (Team 17): October 9

A sandbox set in The Escapists universe. Featuring several biomes and procedurally-generated areas, you’ll have to explore, collect, craft, build, and hunt to stay alive.

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Second Extinction (Systemic Reaction): October 13 (Early Access)

It’s Left 4 Dead meets Dino Crisis. Play solo or as part of a three-player squad to eliminate hordes of mutated dinosaurs.

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Remothered: Broken Porcelain (Stormind Games): October 13

Make your way to Ashmann Inn and experience this survival horror game. Will you stealthily escape, or will its psychotic denizens corner you?

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G.I. Joe: Operation Blackout (GameMill Entertainment): October 13

Are you part of Team G.I. Joe or part of Team Cobra? Play as some of your favorite characters in this team-based third-person shooter that also features local co-op and online PvP.

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Starpoint Gemini 3 (Little Green Men Games): October 14

An adventure/space flight sim in a vast open-world that takes you beyond the Gemini system. Currently in Early Access, Starpoint Gemini 3 officially launches this October.

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Vigil: The Longest Night (Glass Heart Games): October 14

Inspired by Salt and Sanctuary and Castlevania, this game will have you battling eldritch monstrosities to save your village.

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Partisans 1941 (Alter Games): October 14

This real-time tactics game lets you play as resistance members on the Eastern Front, and its up to you to cripple the German advance.

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Re:Turn – One Way Trip (Red Ego Games): October 14

This side-scrolling game has you exploring a derelict train that seems to be abandoned, and yet it has horrors that lurk in the dark.

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Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition (Forgotten Empires/Tantalus Media): October 15

The remastered trilogy of this classic real-time strategy franchise will finally be completed this October.

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Space Crew (Runner Duck): October 15

Recruit your crew members, customize your ship, battle hostiles in the void, survive, and explore in this space simulation game.

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Noita (Nolla Games): October 15

An action roguelike using pixelated art. It’ll leave Early Access this October.

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The Signifier (Playmestudio): October 15

A tech-noir mystery title where you can unravel the secrets of a victim’s mind to solve puzzles.

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Raji: An Ancient Epic (Nodding Heads Games): October 15

Darkness will envelop the world, unless a little girl chosen by the gods themselves can stop it. Raji: An Ancient Epic is a tale set in ancient India.

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Hearts of Iron IV: Battle of the Bosporus (Paradox Interactive): October 15

This upcoming country pack for Hearts of Iron IV provides new National Focus trees for Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria.

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Onee Chanbara Origin (Tamsoft): October 15

There first couple of games are combined with new remastered visuals. Looks like it’s time to take out lots of zombies with your femme fatales in this hack-and-slash.

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Leisure Suit Larry – Wet Dreams Die Twice (CrazyBunch): October 15

Sleazy Larry is back and he’s venturing in a tropical paradise in search of his true love.

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Aquanox Deep Descent (Digital Arrow): October 16

Guide your vessel down mysterious depths in this underwater vehicular shooter.

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9 Monkeys of Shaolin (Sobaka Studio): October 16

A beat ’em up game where you use martial arts to bring down your foes.

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Crown Trick (NEXT Studios): October 16

Investigate a labyrinth and uncover its secrets. The dungeon’s rooms are procedurally-generated, and you’ll have to master turn-based combat in this roguelike game.

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Amnesia: Rebirth (Frictional Games): October 20

Find yourself in the dark corners of Algeria’s deserts and face unnatural terrors once more.

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Scourgebringer (Flying Oak Games): October 21 (Early Access)

This roguelite platformer will have you battling machines.

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Transformers: Battlegrounds (Coatsink): October 23

Assemble your team of Autobots and engage in turn-based tactical bouts against the Decepticons.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcV1_LIN84E&feature=emb_titleGhostrunner (One More Level): October 27

Behold a futuristic world. Rush and zip across buildings before slicing and dicing your opponents in this fast-paced action game.

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Pumpkin Jack (Nicolas Meyssonnier): October 23

A platformer game where you control a spooky individual with a jack-o’-lantern for a head. As an evil lord, you’ll have to solve some puzzles and beat down do-gooders in the Boredom Kingdom.

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Watch Dogs Legion (Ubisoft): October 29

Set in a post-Brexit UK, Watch Dogs Legion will let you use your technical savvy and hacking skills, as well as giving you the ability to play as other characters in the game world. Check out Greg Bargas’ hands-on preview.

Watch Dogs Legion and a couple of other major titles from Ubisoft were previously delayed. That’s due to the poor reception of Ghost Recon Breakpoint which led Ubisoft to adjust its financial targets.

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The Dark Pictures: Little Hope (Supermassive Games): October 30

The horror anthology where it’s possible for all your characters to survive (or die) depending on your choices will unveil its next chapter this Halloween season.

Transient (Stormling Studios): October 2020

A dystopian cyberpunk setting merges with Lovecraftian themes as you solve puzzles, hack computer systems, and find yourself in other dimensions.

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Hellseed: Chapter 1 (Profenix Studio): October 2020 (Early Access)

A mystery horror game that’s set to release as part of Steam’s Early Access program.

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