Releasing This Week: March 11-17

The Division 2 is the main course, but you may not want to sleep on Baba is You, Hypnospace Outlaw, and Trüberbrook.

With the exception of The Division 2, it's a fairly slow week for a month that's usually ripe with big releases. That said there are one or two interesting indie titles coming out that might pique your interest if Tom Clancy isn't what you're after.

March 12
Multiple IGF nominee Hypnospace Outlaw (PC) is a "90s internet simulator" where you surf cyberspace in order to hunt down wrongdoers. TT Games has assembled their Marvel titles in Lego Marvel Collection (Lego Marvel Avengers, Lego Marvel Superheroes 1 & 2) in what's a trilogy-style mega bundle for PS4 and Xbox One. Square Enix is releasing a free-to-play edition of Dissidia Final Fantasy NT on PC and PS4. Cel-shaded shooter RICO (or Rico if you prefer not to yell) comes out on a variety of platforms starting with PS4, Xbox One follows on March 13, with the PC and Switch editions slipping out on March 14. The gorgeous looking adventure game Trüberbrook arrives on PC with the console editions due out next month. Outlaws of the Old West enters Steam Early Access. Ghost of a Tale is an action-RPG in which you play as a mouse after a year on PC it now heads to PS4 and Xbox One. Exocraft is a free-to-play massively multiplayer space ship construction, armada building, action-strategy effort on PC.

Finally, the various special editions (Phoenix Shield, Dark Zone, Ultimate and Gold Edition, phew) of The Division 2 allows player early access to the full game three days ahead of the proper launch.

March 13
Baba is You is an award-winning indie puzzle title where you solve puzzles by manipulating the rules in order to achieve your objective, it comes out on PC and Nintendo Switch.

March 14
Curve Digital is bringing Motorsport Manager to the Nintendo Switch.

March 15
Bandai Namco unleashes One Piece: World Seeker on the, well, world of PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Classic point-and-click Fenimore Fillmore: 3 Skulls of the Toltecs gets a remastered release on PC. And this marks the day when Tom Clancy's The Division 2 is officially launched on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.