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PC Game Release Dates List 2020 – 2021

April 2020 PC game release dates

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The PC games listed on this page have been announced as releasing in April 2020.

Totally Reliable Delivery Service (We’re Five Games): April 2

Featuring cartoony graphics and multiplayer (both local and online), you’re tasked with delivering goods all over the city. Take care, though, because ragdoll physics can lead to hilarity.

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Endzone – A World Apart (Gentlymad Studios): April 2 (Early Access)

A post-apocalyptic city-builder in the vein of Frostpunk.

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Resident Evil 3 (Capcom): April 3

A modern-day full remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (which originally released in 1999 for the PlayStation). Survive as Jill Valentine while she’s hunted by Nemesis all over Racoon City. The Resident Evil 3 remake will also have Resident Evil: Resistance, a 4v1 mode where characters have to team up against a lone opponent who can set up traps and generate monsters and other bosses.

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Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories (Granzella/NIS America): April 7

You think you’d have a day out in the city, but an earthquake hits. Suddenly, you’ll have to survive this calamity and many others.

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Fallout 76: Wastelanders (Bethesda): April 14

Wastelanders is a free expansion for Fallout 76. It sees the return of people to West Virginia after the nuclear apocalypse that devastated humanity. Players will be able to earn reputation from various factions as they partake in an all-new main quest.

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Pong Quest (Atari): April 21

It’s the classic game with an RPG-esque twist.

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Cloudpunk (ION Lands): April 23

You’re a courier delivering packages for seedy organizations and individuals in a futuristic, cyberpunk-themed city.

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MotoGP 20 (Milestone S.r.l.): April 23

Get ready to race once more on your motorbikes.

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Filament (Beard Envy): April 23

Inside the spaceship known as the Alabaster, you’ll need to solve puzzles to find out what happened to its missing crew.

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Trials of Mana (Square Enix): April 24

Trials of Mana, the third game in the Mana series, has been fully remade for a modern audience.

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Predator: Hunting Grounds (IIIFonic): April 24

Play as part of a 4-person squad as you attempt to survive the jungles, or, as the Predator, stalk your prey one by one.

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XCOM: Chimera Squad (Firaxis Games): April 24

A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one. Humans and aliens are now working together in the world of XCOM, and it’s up to you to stop the spread of unrest and anarchy.

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Gears Tactics (Splash Damage/The Coalition): April 28

A turn-based tactical game that serves as a prologue to the Gears of War franchise.

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SnowRunner (Saber Interactive): April 28

Formerly known as MudRunner 2, the next game in the series will bring players to snow-capped mountains and frozen roads. Oh, and it also had a name change. SnowRunner will be exclusive for a time in the Epic Games Store come 2020.

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Streets of Rage 4 (Dotemu): April 30

The classic beat-em-up franchise returns!

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered (Infinity Ward): April 30

That title is already a mouthful, and long-time fans will be able to replay (only) the remastered campaign of a highly-regarded FPS.

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Gray Zone (Eastworks): April 30 (Early Access)

This tactical RTS has you exploring colonized worlds to free oppressed slaves from their cruel masters.

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