New Video Games of the week: 'FIFA 17', 'Forza Horizon 3', 'XCOM 2', and More

Fall is here, which means the start of the season launch of the game is officially upon us.

To keep you informed of all new video game releases, we have started a weekly ongoing series preview of all the new video games that is fired during the next week. The lineup this week is quite interesting, as it includes several large versions 3DS, a couple of the main ports of the console, and the latest games FIFA and Forza. The best is yet to come, of course, but there are some solid to keep players busy until the most anticipated releases later in the season options.

FIFA 17, in particular, has been the subject of some controversy this week due to EA's decision to exclude Iceland from the game completely, which was due to a dispute with the organization on the cost of rights. Since this comes in the wake of the execution team to the quarterfinals of the European Championship, we'll see if that will be enough to prevent anyone from buying it.

Tune in every week for a look at the upcoming releases of video games and be sure to check Heavy.com for all your gaming news.

Closed on 27 September

Darkest Dungeon (PS4, Vita): This game Gothic roguelike role, which is the first to explore the psychological effects of the dungeon crawling on their heroes, first released for PC in January. In addition to staying alive, you also have to worry about the stress levels of your characters, and can even become afflicted with various psychological conditions that affect their behavior. This adds an interesting dimension to the strategic turn-based combat, as well as the need to worry about protecting their heroes, both physically and mentally. Dead Rising 2 Remastered (Xbox One, PS4, PC): This survival horror open world beat 'em up game was first released in 2010 for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC and is the second in a series of three remakes leading to the release of Dead Rising Dec. 4. FIFA 17 (Xbox One, PS4, PS3, 360, PC): The latest installment of the series FIFA includes a new story-player campaign mode, where you play as a rising star Alex Hunter of the Premier League and experience its history, both on and off the court. His performance on the pitch, and decisions outside will both influence the career of Alex. Forza Horizon 3 (Xbox One, PC): The racing game open world is getting rave reviews from critics and players (those who bought the Ultimate edition were able to start playing last week). It takes place in Australia, where players can direct the famous Horizon Festival. The game features 350 cars, the most in a Horizon, multiplayer co-op for up to four players, and the game multiplatform game. Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice (3DS): This action-adventure game with everyone's favorite blue hedgehog is the third game of the pen spin-off series of Sonic the Hedgehog Sonic. This installment aims to redeem the series after negative reception of the first two by introducing a new mechanical elemental fire and ice. It is not necessary to have played the first two to pick up this one, and it does show some promise. The special abilities of the secondary characters add replay value, as it will be able to open areas that Sonic can not. XCOM 2 (Xbox One, PS4): PC gamers have been enjoying the last entry Firaxis' XCOM series on since February, and this week, the game will be heading to Xbox One and PS4. XCOM 2 is set 20 years after the events of the enemy, when foreigners have defeated humanity. Players will once again assume the role of chief who has been rescued from captivity abroad just in time to launch an attack against a foreign convoy to steal your energy core. The game has been criticized mostly favorable, and is well placed in a Metascore 88/100.

Closed on 29 September

Loveless (PC): not dear began as a mod of Doom 2 and soon will have its own stand-alone version on Steam, with an entirely new game engine and improved graphics thanks to the Unreal Engine 4. The game is set in a place the twisted strange reality where demons and monsters have abominable living to get to kill you and your teammates. The procedural levels generated, so no two experiences are the same. It plays better cooperatively with three other players, and gameplay fast paced shooter does a good job resurrecting the old school formula.

Closed on 30 September

Azure Striker Gunvolt 2 (3DS): Gunvolt 2 Sou </ em> is getting a release in the West with a different name, Azure Striker Gunvolt 2, </ em> that will: the popular Blue Armed Japan Nintendo 3DS Sept. 29. The protagonist, Gunvolt, has licked the wounds of the last game, and set out to defeat a formidable new enemy with the name of Eden, an international organization. The game will allow players to play as the opponent of Gunvolt, Copen, you will be able to use the powers obtained from defeated bosses in Mega Man </ em> watch fashion.Yo-Kai 2: Spirits Bony / fleshy Almas (3DS): a new Yo-Kai watch </ em> adventure generate more than 350 new and recurrent Yo-Kai to the 3DS, the task of finding players and befriend each. Players will assemble a team of 6 Yo-kai to the problematic battle Yo-kai and end a civil war between the I-kai factions. For the first time in history, Yo-Kai will have a new local multiplayer mode based on the action that will allow you to challenge Yo-kai team of his friend.