October 13 – Corpse Party: Blood Drive (PS Vita)
The cult horror franchise for the PSP, Corpse Party, makes its PS Vita debut via Blood Drive. Blood Drive is set to be the final chapter of the story involving Heavenly Host Elementary School where seriously screwed up things happened over a couple of games.
October 13 – Dragon Quest Heroes (PS4)
Ever wonder what would happen if you cross Dragon Quest with Dynasty Warriors? Well wonder no more! About halfway through October fans of the classic JRPG and hack-and-slash series’ will get the mashup of their dreams.
October 13 – Minecraft: Story Mode (PS4, PS3, 360, Xbox One, PC)
Can we stop for a second to ask how the hell does Telltale Games have time to do all of these games? It’s truly impressive considering more often than not they come out in a reasonable amount of time. Oh right, Minecraft: Story Mode comes out this month. I think you’ll befriend pigs or something and go on blocky looking adventures.
October 13 – The Talos Principle (PS4)
The PC classic, The Talos Principle, arrives on consoles for the first time via the PS4. Players will guide a nameless robot with artificial intelligence through a mysterious narrative driven puzzle game.
October 13 – Wasteland 2 (PS4, Xbox One)
It has got to be rough being the opening act for Fallout 4 in the nuclear apocalypse genre, but Wasteland 2 is probably different enough to carve a niche out on consoles. It also avoided being another Kickstarter fail, which certainly is a feather in developer inXile Entertainment’s cap.
October 16 – Yoshi’s Woolly World (Wii U)
What’s interesting about Yoshi’s Woolly World is that it actually is arriving last in North American markets after coming out first for both Australia and Europe. Anyway, Yoshi’s Woolly World is a super adorable, super easy Yoshi game. If you’re down for a few hours of chill platforming and cute overload, go for it!
