After the calm comes the storm, we usually say … On the JV outputs side, we are rather on the reverse: whereas last week, we were treated to several big releases like Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition or 2K games on Switch (Bordelands, XCOM, Bioshock), this week will be much quieter. However, if you are a cycling lover, then you are going to have plenty to do! We come back to the main JV outings of the week.
The Sims 4: Ecology
Ecology is in fashion, there is no doubt about it. Even in video games, since we can, from June 5, lead a perfect green life in The Sims 4. This new extension will take players to the side of Evergreen Harbor, a city made up of 100% green citizens. We will have to be careful with its waste!
Tour de France 2020
We will not be entitled to the Tour de France this year, because of the coronavirus health crisis. So what can you do to quench your thirst for cycling, especially for the biggest cycling competition in the world? Tour de France 2020 should give you the sensations you are looking for: it will be available from June 4 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
Pro Cycling Manager
If in Tour de France 2020 we are more in the action / sports side, Pro Cycling Manager 2020 will offer a more management-oriented vision to cycling enthusiasts. Note that the two games are released on the same day, since Pro Cycling Manager will be available from June 4 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
51 Worldwide Games
51 Worldwide Games is aptly named, as it is a collection of 51 games known around the world. There is everything, which makes it an excellent party game: the possibility of being able to play in several where you wish thanks to the portability of the Switch is the main feature which should attract players. It will be available from June 5.
Liberated
Liberated is an intriguing game that will be available from June 2 (tomorrow). It is an interactive comic strip offering action gameplay in a 2.5D world. If you’ve always dreamed that comic book characters can move in their bubbles, then Liberated should intrigue you. He addresses a dystopia, in which technology has backfired.
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