Check out this week's game releases, with The Last of Us Part II Remastered as a highlight.

The games of the week are always eagerly awaited by fans of all genres. With each new release, opportunities arise to venture into new worlds, face new challenges and, of course, test skills . This week, there are some games that promise to stir the emotions of players. See below!

The Last of Us Part II Remastered

The biggest highlight of this week's games is undoubtedly the release of The Last of Us Part II Remastered, which arrives on PC on April 3rd. The remastered version not only features improved graphics, but also a series of enhancements for those who want to enjoy the game in 4K and with a higher frame rate.

The game follows Ellie's story in a post-apocalyptic world, where she will have to face not only the infected, but also the challenges of a ruined society. In addition, the Roguelike mode "No Return" has a new difficulty level, where you control different characters from the franchise to survive hordes of enemies. Don't miss the chance to relive this journey and, of course, see what's new in the PC version.

Croc: Legend of the Gobbos

Anyone who grew up playing on PlayStation One will probably recognize the name Croc: Legend of the Gobbos. Released in 1997, this classic returns as part of this week's games with improved graphics, but maintaining the charm of its platforming gameplay. The remastered version arrives on April 2nd and is available for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. For those who miss the platform games of the 90s, this is a real treat.

In the story, the friendly Croc embarks on a mission to rescue his Gobbo friends, kidnapped by the villain Baron Dante. With classic gameplay and themed worlds, such as glaciers and volcanoes, Croc is part of this week's game list.

Autopsy Simulator

If you're a fan of good horror games, Autopsy Simulator is the highlight of this week's games. Released on PC, it's now coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on April 3rd . In the game, you take on the role of a forensic pathologist who must perform autopsies on corpses to discover their causes of death. However, things get sinister when, upon examining a body, you find a mystery that goes beyond death. A macabre game that mixes psychological horror with supernatural elements.

Post Trauma

Another horror title that's attracting attention this week is Post Trauma. Released at the end of March, the game takes place in a surreal parallel reality where the main character, Roman , must unravel the mysteries of a strange place and confront monsters. Inspired by classics like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, Post Trauma features fixed angles and graphics created with Unreal Engine 5.

The story promises to immerse players in a bizarre world where they must solve puzzles and escape terrifying creatures. For fans of psychological horror, this is a game that will send chills down your spine.

Koira

There are also games of the week with a lighter theme, such as Koira. Released on April 1st, this charming game follows the journey of a young boy and his puppy in a forest threatened by hunters. The goal? To restore harmony to the forest by activating ancient monuments and freeing captured animals. 

Merchant 64

Strategy games with a nostalgic touch are also on our list, and here we have Merchant 64. Released on March 31st, the game features visuals reminiscent of early Nintendo 64 games and puts you in the role of a nomadic merchant. Your mission is to buy items in one city and travel to sell them in others, seeking profits while facing eccentric characters.

NIF NIF

Released on April 1st, the game is a card-based Roguelike that blends battle elements with a style accessible to all ages. The story follows Nif Nif, a little pig who needs to save his forest from an evil slime. Without violence, the game is suitable for everyone and offers strategic challenges without being overly complicated, making it one of this week's featured games for you to check out.

Wildkeepers Rising

Wildkeepers Rising is part of this week's game list for action lovers. In this game, players face hordes of enemies, but with the help of mystical creatures called Guardians. The game has a similar feel to Vampire Survivors, where you must defeat enemies while collecting resources and evolving your skills. Available since the end of March, Wildkeepers Rising will surprise you.

Is this Game Trying to Kill Me?

Last but not least, we have Is this Game Trying to Kill Me? The game places you in a mysterious cabin where you must solve puzzles while playing a macabre game on a computer. Your task is to escape while the events in the game affect the real world.

With a variety of releases to suit all tastes, this week's games do not disappoint. So be sure to check out these titles and get lost in the stories and mechanics. Finally, stay tuned and don't miss updates on upcoming releases.