March is yet another phenomenal month for video games in 2025, with a lot of incredible RPGs, like the much-anticipated and many times delayedAssassin’s Creed Shadows, coming out. From the return of an iconic JRPG, the launch of a brand-newFallout-esque RPG, and, of course, Ubisoft’s much-discussed open-world extravaganza, there’s more than enough in March to keep players entertained. Of course, there are also plenty of indies and Early Access titles launching for PC and other platforms that those bored with AAA games will enjoy.
Naturally, people may still be playingFebruary’s many incredible games, including the hugeMonster Hunter Wildsthat dropped at the end of the month. However, while they’re great, they may be worth putting down to pick up March’s best offerings. Fortunately,a lot of the bigger games are launching towards the end of the month, ensuring that people have more than enough time to roll credits on some of 2025’s best games before jumping into them.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Will Dominate March
It’s The Biggest RPG Of The Month
Assassin’s Creed Shadowsis undeniably March’s highest-profile game, coming from acclaimed yet often divisive developer Ubisoft.AC Shadowswas delayed twice, seeing its release date being pushed all the way back to March 20, which is when it is now actually expected to be released. It’s unlikely it’ll be delayed again, especially ascopies ofShadowshave leakedto the public as third-party retailers have released a handful of copies far too early. Luckily, while the delays were frustrating, they allowed the developers to make it as great as possible, with Ubisoft reassuring fans that they were worthwhile.
DespiteAssassin’s Creed Shadows’controversiesdetracting from its overall hype,many are still nevertheless anticipating it, especially as those who pre-order the game get a free 10-hour expansion that adds a whole new area. Fortunately, for those who are tired of Ubisoft’s style of open-world - which, notably, it is reportedly ditching in favor of a less handholdy experience - there are still plenty of incredible RPGs and other high-profile titles that will surely be entertaining.
March Is The Month Of RPGs
Atomfall, Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition & More
One of the most surprising games of March 2025 is Rebellion’sfirst-personFallout-esque RPG, Atomfall, which emphasises player choice, non-linear storytelling, and survival mechanics. It’s not quite an open-world game, but its open areas are designed to be rich with detail and things for players to do. In Atomfall, players will need to uncover the fictionalized mysteries behind the Windscale disaster in an alternate history version of England in the 50s. With characters to meet, factions to join, enemies to fight or subdue, and numerous endings to unlock,Atomfallhas the potential to be one of March’s best games.
The Wii U Is Officially Dead Thanks To Xenoblade Chronicles X, But Nintendo Fans Shouldn’t Worry Thanks To The Switch 2
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition may have killed the Wii U, but it isn’t that big of a deal, especially thanks to one Switch 2 feature.
For those who prefer JRPGs,March is playing host to the remaster ofXenoblade Chronicles X, one of thebest Wii U gamesever released. It’s a sprawling open-world RPG with a customizable protagonist, giant mechs, and a thoroughly engrossing narrative. Fortunately for those who’ve never played aXenobladegame before,Xenoblade Chronicles Xis a completely standalone adventure. This Definitive Edition comes with many much-needed changes to exploration, combat, and visuals, as well as a brand-new story that caps off the ending of the game.
The Full Schedule Of March 2025 Video Game Releases
There’s Loads Of Exciting Games Releasing In March
Of course,there’s plenty more to play than just RPGs. Simulation fans will likely enjoyTwo Point Museum, a brand-new entry in the hilarious, antic-filledTwo Pointseries. PS5 fans are being treated to aformer Xbox exclusive,Age of Mythology: Retoldand co-op lovers will finally get to try Hazelight Studios' latest game,Split Fiction. There are also plenty of unique-looking indie titles, such as the surrealEverhood 2, the not-so-cozyWanderstop, and the explosiveFragPunk.
Here is the full list of every game releasing throughout March:
Switch, PC
March 4
Suikoden 1 & 2 HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars
Rise of the Ronin
Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories and the Envisioned Land
PC
March 28
There are several exciting games coming out in March, all of which should tide players over until April when even more huge games are scheduled to be released.Xenoblade Chronicles Xcoming to Switch finally puts the series all on one platform for the first time, which is amazing for fans.Atomfallwill hopefully prove to be the perfect game for those missingFallout, and the extensive list of indies releasing in March will keep things fresh. Of course, players finally getting their hands onAssassin’s Creed Shadowsis a relief, and will likely prove to be March’s best-selling game.
