Ship Simulator 2006

Ship Simulator 2006 lets you choose how to handle ships. Set to release on February 11, the sim lets you play the captain of your own ship. From you to your rival captain, the title is the first to show off a true-to-life concept: take to the streets, taking in a variety of sights, from trade routes to airports, and out-manoeuvring the enemy.

Ship Simulator 2006 lets you engage in impressive environments including virtual gazebo, jungles and even inter-cityscapes. Pilot the glider, use a grappling hook to open the containers and board the captain’s ship, ride the wings of your ship, and take the helm of your new vessel. You can make lots of different decisions, but do you really need to keep things simple? Let’s face it, getting too serious and giving too many orders could cause a bad experience, and causing a big headache.

Ship Simulator 2006 is coming to Xbox 360, PS3, and Nintendo Switch on February 11th.

Everyone needs a detective no matter what time period you’re in. Not in that time period.

Choose your path and have someone to solve crimes. Unravel clues in great detail, but be careful because the darkness will scare you, or you’ll get caught up in the traps and mess up your playthrough.

Unravel's got the funny and fast-paced humor of earlier Unravel games but it’s a masterfully paced game that’s packed with silliness and wit. The puzzles are quite clever and will make you laugh and cry, and you’ll spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to reach a safe path with only a few twists on the puzzle solving.

Unravel will be available February 11, 2021 on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Our first look at Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition showed off a hefty chunk of content. However, there were a few extra features you could get in this edition. You could play in a mode called Triple Battles, which sees you take on a huge roster of monsters in a gacha-style mode.

To do this, you can choose from a plethora of jobs to make your party stronger and a range of monsters to bring into battle to add some variety to the battle. These party members include Noctis, a chocobo and Lunafreya, an elf and a knight. There’s even an option to play as a Chocobo who can ride on birds in a giant dance party.

Available in North America on February 11, 2020, for Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch.

Super Mario RPG is back for the first time since 2016 and this time the entire package comes packed with hours of retro-style goodness. This reimagining of the beloved Mario RPG has you battling through a bunch of 2D stages in an attempt to recover Mario’s lost memories.

Not only that but it’s accessible thanks to touch controls as well. The game features three main characters: Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi. It’s a pretty great story and great fun gameplay, but the biggest difference between this game and many of the others out there are the 2D sections that are completely different from the traditional 2D side-scrolling experience. It’s an even better experience with a friend!

Available in Europe on February 17, 2020.

A light-hearted take on the JRPG genre, and not just for the JRPGs, Bravely Default II is a game that was designed with players in mind. Bravely Default II is the direct sequel to the first game and tells a story that could be thought of as a grandiose adventure at its core. The JRPG combat is turn-based and the storyline is also very relatable to the player.

When starting the game, players will only have access to the Arcanist Job and weapons, but as they progress through the story, they’ll gain access to more Jobs. Each of the Jobs is tied to a specific class, and these can be switched freely during battles. Some players may find that this was a poor choice at first, but with time Bravely Default II has its own combat mechanics and combat systems that make for an incredibly satisfying experience.

Available in Japan on February 11, 2021, and in the West on February 16, 2021, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is the PlayStation 5 exclusive version of Final Fantasy 7 Remake. This version of the game is not based on the original or a sequel, but the two remakes will contain all DLC that was released in the original Final Fantasy 7.

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If the remake follows the original game, it won’t be missing much by playing the original Final Fantasy 7 on PS4.