The Best Games of April 2020
In April, we will run away from the terrifying Nemesis in the Resident Evil 3 Remaster, see if Square has successfully recreated the magic of Final Fantasy 7 and whether Fallout 76 can redeem itself yet. Stay at home and play these!
Table of Contents
- The Best Games of April 2020
- Fallout 76 (Steam)
- Final Fantasy VII Remake
- Hellpoint
- Help Will Come Tomorrow
- MotoGP 20
- Gears Tactics
- Predator: Hunting Grounds
- SnowRunner
- Minecraft: Dungeons
- The most interesting premieres of April
SnowRunner
Release date: April 28
INFORMATION
- Genre: off-road vehicle simulator
- Platforms: PC, PS4, XONE
- Estimated price: approx. $40 zloty (PC), approx. $50 (PS4, XOne)
What exactly is SnowRunner?
A sequel to Spintires: MudRunner, again developed by Saber Interactive. Like the previous part, it will be a realistic simulator of off-road vehicles, mainly of various types of trucks. As the title suggests, the most important new feature in this installment of the series is the challenges we face in snow-covered regions.
What's new for Snowrunner?
SnowRunner's main attraction is to be fifteen vast, open locations, some of which will be four times larger than the maps from the previous game. Including, for the first time, Alaska. Improved visuals and physics engine will make the game even more enjoyable, as will the ability to play both alone and with others.
OUR EXPECTATIONS
I'm going to play SnowRunner for several reasons, one of which seems pretty obvious – this year's winter has been exceptionally mild. I'm a fan of winter sports, so I was really disappointed. Last year, Steep offered some respite, and now the ideal candidate seems to be SnowRunner. The quality is pretty certain. MudRunner, the previous game of the studio offered a novel approach to off-road, and I spent many hours playing the game, even though I don't usually play simulators. I hope to get more of the same thing: crawling up steep hills in big trucks, studying the map, and looking for the optimal route.
Jack Halas
