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Video Game Roundup: July Video Games Worth Playing! Video Game Roundup: July Video Games Worth Playing!
E3 has come and gone, and while the heavy hitters won’t be dropping until the holiday season, that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to play.... Video Game Roundup: July Video Games Worth Playing!

E3 has come and gone, and while the heavy hitters won’t be dropping until the holiday season, that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to play. The dog days of summer are in for some awesome new game releases! You’re certainly eager to get gaming, so let’s talk July video games worth playing! Whether you’re playing on console or PC, there’s plenty of great games coming this month! 

Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 + 2 

For $40, you can pick up the entire Mega Man X series. Fan favorites for years, the X games sport sleek, responsive side-scrolling, robot-busting action. While you can buy either 1 or 2 for $20, each one comprised of 4 titles in the X series, we recommend getting the whole bundle. The game series that redefined Mega Man sees a re-release on PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Switch on July 24th.  

Shining Resonance Refrain 

An odd name for an interesting game, Shining Resonance Refrain releases on July 10th. This Japanese RPG follows the adventures of protagonist Yuma, a hero in a Norse-style fantasy setting. If you’re a fan of the Tales series of RPGs, this game will likely scratch the itch. Featuring a huge supporting cast and turn-based combat, the game is a bit of a throwback. The unique visual style and setting help set it apart from the field, though, so it won’t feel like a strict rehash of older concepts. The game will be released on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC on July 10th. The game will retail for $50, ten dollars less than most big releases. 

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker 

If you missed this adorable spin-off on Wii U, here’s your chance to play it again! Toad is a cute protagonist and has the interesting drawback of being unable to jump. The reimagining of Mario’s world when playing as a character that can’t leap over obstacles is an interesting one. Manipulating the environment and helping Toad find treasure is as endearing now as it was four years ago. Whether you have a 3DS or a Switch, the game will be released on both on July 13th. The port will retail for $40, which seems fair for a game originally released in 2014. 

Octopath Traveler 

The highly-anticipated Switch-only project from Sqaure Enix arrives this month. Following in the style of the excellent Bravely Default, Octopath Traveler offers eight distinct protagonists and quests. The game’s art style is distinctive and endearing, marrying SNES-style sprites with breathtaking backgrounds. The combat is turn-based, the story is epic, and the feeling is excellent. If you’re itching to relive some of the classic RPGs of yesteryear, look no further. On July 13th, this game launches exclusively on Switch for a full MSRP of $60. Don’t miss this gem in the rush of July video games!

Feature Image Credit: Destructoid 

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