These are the best new games to release in August for PS4, Xbox One, PC, and 3DS
July is over, now is the time to start with August. There are several top games coming this month, and of course it will be very interesting for the future. For you sports fans, Madden NFL 19 is coming this month. Here’s a list of the best new games that will be coming this August.
WarioWare Gold – August 3
The latest entry in the WarioWare series brings together microgames from a total of 300 crazy quickfire games. It’s also the first to feature full voice acting, if you want Wario’s voice to haunt your dreams. If you’ve never played a WarioWare game, or if you want to try it now, you can grab a demo at the Eshop 3DS.
Available on : 3DS
Madden NFL 19 – 10 August
The latest sports game is “real player motion,” which will help your players maneuver much more realistically on the field. It’s also the first to feature the touchdown dance in a while, as the practice was only recently made legal in the NFL again. Longshot story mode returns, and Ultimate Team gets a new 3-on-3 and leaderboard with rewards.
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
World of Warcraft – Battle for Azeroth – August 14
Battle for Azeroth adds two continents and more uncharted islands to explore, along with lots of new missions, raids, and new dungeons. The Horde and Alliance each get four new races, and you’ll be able to take those characters to a whole new level of 120. The quest line has started in the base game if you want to get a head start.
Available on: PC
Shenmue 1 & 2 – August 21
The Sega Dreamcast classic is back. While these are not HD remasters or remakes, they do come with lots of new features: modern and classic controls, updated UI, scalable resolution, and English and Japanese voiceovers. This dual pack should be a great opener before Shenmue 3 arrives next year.
Available on: PS4, Xbox One, PC
Yakuza Kiwami August 2 – 28
Speaking of re-releases, Yakuza Kiwami 2 is a full remake of the original Yakuza 2, but with the addition of new gameplay and cutscenes that set aside the story wrinkle parts. There’s even a new scenario starring secondary protagonist Goro Majima. If you can’t wait until the end of the month to dive into the criminal underworld, you can also look into the PC port of Yakuza 0, coming August 1.
Available on: PS4
