The first half of October is full of news for video game fans, with releases that promise to please players of different styles and platforms. Among the highlights is the remake of Silent Hill 2 , one of the most iconic horror games, as well as Dragon Ball Sparking Zero , Undisputed , Metaphor: ReFantazio and Europa .
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With titles ranging from psychological horror to adventure and fighting, this week offers varied options, both for new generation consoles and PC. See the main releases below.
Silent Hill 2: the horror classic is back
The big highlight of the week is the remake of Silent Hill 2 , released on October 8th for PS5 and PC. The game, considered one of the greatest classics of the horror genre, returns with modernized graphics and third-person gameplay, maintaining the story that made it famous. As James Sunderland, players return to the mysterious town of Silent Hill in search of answers about the death of his wife Mary.
With a starting price of R$349.90, the remake promises to deliver a terrifying and emotional experience, bringing back the dark and disturbing atmosphere that made Silent Hill 2 one of the best games of the 128-bit era.
Dragon Ball Sparking Zero: action for fighting fans
For fighting lovers and fans of the famous anime, Dragon Ball Sparking Zero arrives on October 11th, available for PS5, Xbox Series S/X and PC. Inspired by classic games from the 128-bit era, the new title features dynamic combat with a wide range of characters from the Dragon Ball . In addition to Goku and the Z Warriors, players will have access to iconic moments from the anime.
The game features updated graphics and improved gameplay, with improvements in the performance of new generation consoles. Pre-orders are available from R$282.50, with DLCs planned to bring even more characters and extra content in the coming months.
Undisputed: realism in the world of boxing
Undisputed game , which will also be released on October 11th, promises a realistic experience for boxing fans. With versions for PS5, Xbox Series S/X and PC, the title features more than 70 boxers, including great legends like Tyson Fury and Joe Frazier. The game had already gone through an early access period, but now it officially arrives with ultra-realistic graphics and gameplay that accurately simulates the sport.
Among the attractions are more than 60 different moves and a career mode where players can guide their fighters from smaller arenas to large stadiums. The game is on pre-sale starting at R$249.00.
Metaphor: ReFantazio – Atlus’ new bet
RPG fans can look forward to the release of Metaphor: ReFantazio , also on October 11th. However, the game is the new bet from Atlus, creator of the famous Persona , and promises to mix turn-based combat with real-time action elements. The story takes place in the kingdom of Euchronia, where the player must investigate the death of the king and the search for a successor to the throne.
Metaphor: ReFantazio will be released for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X and PC, and is on pre-sale for R$299.90. Furthermore, the game already has a free demo version for those who want to try out the gameplay.
Europe: adventure and puzzles in an enchanting world
Europe is the last major release of the week, scheduled for October 11th. Available for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, Nintendo Switch and PC, the game is a colorful adventure full of challenges. Controlling an android called Zee, the player explores a vibrant world while solving puzzles and facing enemies to better understand humanity.
Inspired by games like The Legend of Zelda , Europa focuses on light gameplay, but with many interactive elements and complex puzzles. The title does not yet have a set price, but it has already attracted the attention of adventure game fans.
