March 2025 is set to be an electrifying month for gamers around the world. With a line-up that spans from action-packed adventures in feudal Japan to free-to-play arena shooters, this month’s slate of upcoming games has something for every kind of player. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of open-world RPGs or a casual gamer looking for a unique simulation experience, read on to discover the ten most exciting game releases this March.

1.Assassin’s Creed Shadows

Leading the charge is Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the newest installment in the iconic franchise. Originally expected on February 14, the game finally lands on March 20 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. Set against the dramatic backdrop of feudal Japan during the Sengoku period, Shadows offers a fresh twist by featuring two contrasting protagonists—a fierce female ninja named Naoe and a valiant samurai called Yasuke. This dual-character mechanic not only enhances the narrative but also gives players the unique opportunity to experience diverse combat styles and strategies.

2.InZOI

Next up is InZOI, a simulation game that promises to take the realism of life simulation to a whole new level. Dubbed as a more lifelike version of The Sims, InZOI is developed by Krafton, the studio behind PUBG: Battlegrounds. Scheduled for an Early Access release on PC on March 28, InZOI has already generated buzz with its stunning trailers and gameplay previews. Though a PlayStation and Xbox version is hinted at, gamers will have to wait for further announcements on those platforms.

3.Split Fiction

For those who love cooperative gameplay, Split Fiction is a title to mark on your calendar. Developed by Hazelight Studios—the creative minds behind A Way Out and It Takes Two—this co-op platformer is designed for two players. What’s unique about Split Fiction is that only one copy is required to invite a friend, whether online or locally, ensuring that great stories can be shared with minimal hassle. With a release date of March 6 across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, this game is set to become a favorite for duo gaming sessions.

4.The First Berserker: Khazan

Bringing a blend of hack-and-slash action and intense RPG elements, The First Berserker: Khazan is poised to satisfy fans of both God of War and Dark Souls. With its release slated for March 27, the game promises intricate combat, deep character progression, and visually stunning designs. As part of the Dungeon & Fighter series, Khazan adds an edge of innovation by merging classic gameplay with modern twists that keep players on their toes.

5.Atomfall

Set in the turbulent backdrop of 1960s Britain after a nuclear disaster, Atomfall is a story-driven action-survival game from Rebellion Developments, the creators behind the Sniper Elite series. Launching on March 27 for a wide array of platforms including PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S, Atomfall features a rich narrative where NPC interactions play a critical role in shaping the storyline. Prepare to immerse yourself in a post-apocalyptic environment where every decision could mean the difference between survival and extinction.

6.Killing Floor 3

Horror fans and FPS enthusiasts alike will want to lock in Killing Floor 3. Scheduled for release on March 25, this game takes players into a dystopian future in the year 2091, a full 70 years after its predecessor. With humanity’s fate hanging in the balance against the monstrous creations of the mega-corporation Horzine, players assume the role of a Nightfall soldier in a high-octane, cooperative battle against overwhelming odds. With robust multiplayer features allowing teams of five or more, Killing Floor 3 is perfect for adrenaline-pumping, co-op horror action.

7.Two Point Museum

Switching gears to simulation and city-building, Two Point Museum invites players to step into the role of a museum curator. Developed by Two Point Studios, the creative force behind Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, this game challenges you to design, manage, and grow the best museum possible. With a release on March 4 across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, Two Point Museum is a delightful blend of strategy and creativity that will appeal to fans of simulation games and management challenges alike.

8.FragPunk

For gamers who crave fast-paced, free-to-play shooters, FragPunk offers a refreshing twist. Launching on March 6, this arena-style FPS distinguishes itself with its innovative ability cards. These cards allow players to strategically manipulate gameplay—whether by altering gravity, changing weather conditions, or creating other surprising effects. With a focus on competitive team play and a cosmetic microtransaction model, FragPunk is set to redefine what free-to-play games can offer.

9.JDM: Japanese Drift Master

Car enthusiasts and racing fans will rejoice with JDM: Japanese Drift Master. This open-world racing game, exclusively on PC and set to launch on March 26, throws players into the heart of Japan’s vibrant street racing culture. With a focus on drift racing and an aesthetic steeped in anime, this game offers not only thrilling races but also an immersive narrative experience that celebrates Japanese automotive culture.

10.Rise of the Ronin (PC)

Finally, Rise of the Ronin brings an epic samurai tale to PC on March 11. Initially released on PlayStation 5 the previous year, this action-RPG takes players back to a tumultuous period in late 19th-century Japan. As a lone ronin navigating the chaos of a nation in upheaval, you will experience a compelling mix of historical drama, intense combat, and expansive open-world exploration. Developed by Team Ninja, known for classics like Ninja Gaiden and Nioh, Rise of the Ronin promises to deliver a masterclass in storytelling and gameplay.

Final Thoughts

March 2025 is brimming with potential as these ten titles promise innovative gameplay, immersive storytelling, and exciting multiplayer experiences. Whether you’re drawn to the intricate duality of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the realistic simulation of InZOI, or the adrenaline rush of Killing Floor 3, this month has a game for every taste. Gear up for a month of gaming excitement, and keep an eye out for more detailed reviews and first impressions as these games hit the shelves.