Out this week: War Hospital, Cynthia: Hidden in the Moonshadow, Shinorubi, Grotto, more

Next week is surprisingly busy for new games, especially given the time of year. This week has a few bits and pieces of note too, and the Switch eShop is busier still, with both The Monty Mole Collection and 8-Colors Star Guardians + due.

After a few delays, Nacon’s War Hospital comes to PC, Xbox, and PlayStation formats. This RTS is set during WWI, and as the name suggests, it involves managing a field hospital. Moral choices also play a part.

Then there’s the multiformat Shinorubi, a hyperactive arcade shooter first released on PC in early access. “Bullets, bright colours, flashing lights and death. If that sounds like a good time to you, then Shinorubi should probably be on your radar,” we said during our preview.

Cynthia: Hidden in the Moonshadow

Cynthia: Hidden in the Moonshadow on Xbox looks promising too, taking the form of a third-person stealth adventure with cartoony visuals, and a focus on using a bow to take down enemies silently. Light puzzle solving also features.

Other releases include a belated Xbox/PlayStation release of the well-recieved narrative driven adventure Grotto, old-school space shooter Popcorn Rocket, risqué visual novel Ikkarus and the Prince of Sin, and the virtual evolution vivarium simulator Creatura.

New release trailers

Cynthia: Hidden in the Moonshadow

War Hospital

Shinorubi

Grotto

Pigeon Simulator Survival

Popcorn Rocket

Creatura

New multiformat releases

  • War Hospital
  • Shinorubi
  • Grotto
  • Ikkarus and the Prince of Sin
  • Kitten Hero

New on PSN

  • Toy Airplane Race Simulator
  • Boaty Tanks 2
  • Pigeon Simulator Survival
  • Demolish & Build Classic

New on Xbox Store

  • Cynthia: Hidden in the Moonshadow
  • Popcorn Rocket
  • Electrician Simulator
  • Beyond Doors
  • Creatura

Next week: Prince of Persia The Lost Crown, The Last of Us Part II Remastered, Bulletstorm VR, Bahnsen Knights, Turnip Boy Robs a Bank, Another Code: Recollection, The Cub, Toy Trains, and Nephenthesys.