February 2025 is Loaded: Top 5 Games Releasing this Month
Valentines isn’t the only lovely thing about February because it’s bringing some stunning games for you and we’re here to introduce you to those releases.
February is usually the month of love, and it’s a month that gets the love birds all excited, but this time? Things are going to be a bit different. The gaming world is dropping some fire as many bangers are in the pipeline to be released this month. We’re here with the top 5 games that are the standout options and ones you should be most excited about. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is almost here, and if you thought medieval life was all chivalry and feasts, this game is about to slap you in the face with reality. Henry’s back, still trying to navigate the absolute disaster that is 15th-century Bohemia, and this time, things are even grittier, more brutal, and packed with more questionable life choices.
Gameplay-wise, expect an insane level of realism—combat isn’t just about swinging wildly. The world is massive and is packed with quests, political drama, and the occasional chaotic moment. Fans are hyped for the game, and February cannot be seen enough.
Ambulance Life: A Paramedic Simulator
Ambulance Life: A Paramedic Simulator is about to put you in shoes that we doubt you might’ve been in before. The chaos of emergency response, sirens blaring, and adrenaline pumping. When it comes to gameplay, you can expect high-stakes decision-making. Handling explosions and third-degree burns isn't going to be easy on the eyes and on the heart as well, so good luck. Every second counts. The game is filled with so many features, but the experience is what makes it thrilling. The setting and genre are unique, but we told you February is bringing bangers.
Sid Meier's Civilization VII
Sid Meier's Civilization VII is about to drop, and it’s looking like another marathon of "just one more turn" that turns into 3 AM existential crises. Once again, you’ll take the reins of an empire, guiding it from primitive sticks-and-rocks survival to, hopefully, world domination—either through diplomacy, culture, or nuking your enemies when negotiations fail.
In terms of gameplay, you can expect more depth, choices, and probably more ways to start a war with Gandhi accidentally. Fans are already hyped for Sid Meier's Civilization VII, speculating on new mechanics, leaders, and whether the AI will finally stop backstabbing you the second you trust it.
Monster Hunter Wilds
Hunters, sharpen those blades because Monster Hunter Wilds is coming, and it’s looking like an absolute beast of a game. New lands, unpredictable weather, and some seriously angry monsters? Sign us up. This time around, Capcom is throwing us into the Forbidden Lands. The environment shifts as you play, meaning no two hunts are the same.
One minute you’re tracking a monster under clear skies, the next minute you’re fighting for your life in a sandstorm. The gameplay is bigger and better than ever. More weapons, more teamwork, and your Palico is still here to be your adorable fighting companion.
Avowed
Avowed is going to be an absolute ride. You’re an envoy from Aedyr, sent to investigate some nasty plague situation in the Living Lands, only to stumble upon an ancient secret that might tear reality apart. Combat is a buffet, one of the best parts of the game because it allows you to go all in the way you want. The choices seem endless, and fans are already frothing at the mouth, waiting for February as they await the release of Avowed.