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When it comes to video game releases, most of the big new games are released in the fall as part of the “fall gaming rush.” While there are still major new video games released each month of the year, the September through November stretch is usually stacked to an impressive degree, with no other month in the year able to match up to the fall offerings.<\/p>\n

However, there may be an exception in 2021. Assuming there are no further delays for the games, May 2021 is already stacked with game releases, including some new entries in major franchises as well as highly-anticipated new IP. There’s a major new game release nearly every week of May, and while some of them may fall short of expectations, there’s a quite deal of fanfare behind each of the games.<\/p>\n

RELATED: Comparing Resident Evil Village to Resident Evil 4<\/a><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Here are the big video games launching in May.<\/p>\n

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Resident Evil Village<\/em> is getting things started for big new video game releases in May, launching on May 7 for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. The cross-gen survival-horror game is looking to continue\u00a0Resident Evil 7<\/em>‘s momentum, once again following protagonist Ethan Winters in a first-person adventure. This time around, Ethan finds himself in a mysterious European village full of supernatural monsters, including the vampire-like Lady Dimitrescu<\/a>.<\/p>\n

While\u00a0Resident Evil Village<\/em> will be a cross-gen game, there’s no denying that the definitive way to experience it will be on the next-generation consoles.\u00a0Resident Evil Village<\/em> on PS5 and Xbox Series X will have virtually no load times, along with a smoother frame rate and vastly improved visuals. The\u00a0Resident Evil Village<\/em> Maiden demo<\/a> that’s currently available on PS5 gives fans a pretty good idea of what to expect from the game’s cutting-edge graphics come its launch in a few months.<\/p>\n

Pre-release hype for\u00a0Resident Evil Village<\/em> is quite high, with many fans reacting positively to Lady Dimitrescu, the game’s main antagonist, as well as how it’s bringing back elements from the wildly successful\u00a0Resident Evil 4<\/em>. This includes an inventory system that is nearly identical to the one from\u00a0RE4<\/em>, as well as a new merchant character named The Duke<\/a>. Whether or not\u00a0Resident Evil Village<\/em> can live up to the high bar set by\u00a0Resident Evil 4<\/em> remains to be seen, but fans will find out sooner rather than later.<\/p>\n

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Hood: Outlaws & Legends<\/em> is a new IP<\/a> from Sumo Newcastle and Focus Home Interactive, vaguely based on the\u00a0Robin Hood legends. The big selling point is that it’s a medieval multiplayer game, which is fairly rare in a multiplayer market dominated by shooter games. Plus, it’s going to be released for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X alongside current-generation consoles and PC, which makes it a bit more interesting than it would be otherwise.<\/p>\n

Hood: Outlaws & Legends<\/em> has enjoyed a heightened sense of hype than many other new IP thanks to it being revealed during a PS5-focused State of Play from PlayStation<\/a>. Since its reveal,\u00a0Hood: Outlaws & Legends<\/em> gameplay trailers have continued to impress, so here’s hoping it lives up to the hype when it launches for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X on May 10.<\/p>\n

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For years,\u00a0Mass Effect<\/em> fans have been asking for the original trilogy to be remastered for new consoles, and finally, BioWare is delivering. Come May 14,\u00a0Mass Effect: Legendary Edition<\/em> will launch for PC, PS4, and Xbox One, bundling the original three\u00a0Mass Effect<\/em> games together with almost all of their post-launch DLC. And thanks to the PS5 and Xbox Series X being backward compatible with previous generations,\u00a0Mass Effect: Legendary Edition<\/em> will be playable on next-generation consoles with some added benefits.<\/p>\n

BioWare may have been able to get away with simply porting the original\u00a0Mass Effect<\/em> games to modern consoles, but it has gone the extra mile to properly remaster them.\u00a0Mass Effect<\/em>‘s graphics have been improved in the\u00a0Legendary Edition<\/em><\/a>, with more detail added to the game world and character models upgraded. New features like a universal character creator system has been added along with a universal HUD, though otherwise it should be mostly the same\u00a0Mass Effect<\/em> experience that fans will remember from the original games.<\/p>\n

Coming out just a week after\u00a0Resident Evil Village<\/em>,\u00a0Mass Effect: Legendary Edition<\/em> is still poised to be one of the biggest game releases of May 2021. Hopefully it’s enough to tide\u00a0Mass Effect<\/em> fans over while they wait for more information on the new\u00a0Mass Effect<\/em> game<\/a> that’s in development.<\/p>\n

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Arkane Studios is best known for its work on the\u00a0Dishonored<\/em> franchise and the\u00a0Prey<\/em> reboot, but its next game is a brand new IP. A timed console exclusive for PlayStation 5 but also coming to PC,\u00a0Deathloop<\/em> is a unique first-person shooter game where players are stuck in a time loop. The goal is to assassinate specific targets so that\u00a0Deathloop<\/em>‘s main character Colt<\/a> can escape the time loop. Colt has access to a variety of weapons and special abilities to accomplish his goal, and can try to eliminate any of his targets in any order.<\/p>\n

One of the unique gimmicks that\u00a0Deathloop<\/em> brings to the table is its asymmetric multiplayer mode. In\u00a0Deathloop<\/em>‘s asymmetric multiplayer<\/a>, another player takes on the role of a character named Julianna, whose goal is to stop Colt from killing all his targets. This means that those playing as Julianna are basically trying to sabotage the person playing as Colt, which definitely creates a unique multiplayer dynamic.<\/p>\n

Those who don’t want to be hassled by a player-controlled Julianna can choose to opt out of the multiplayer aspect. This will likely prove to be a popular decision come\u00a0Deathloop<\/em>‘s launch on May 21.<\/p>\n

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Gamers have been waiting years for\u00a0Biomutant<\/em>, an open world action-RPG where players take control of a highly customizable rodent-like creature.\u00a0Biomutant<\/em> has been compared to\u00a0The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild<\/em><\/a> as well as popular games like\u00a0Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor<\/em>. Whether or not it can match up to those games remains to be seen, but that question will be answered when the long-in-development game hits PC, PS4, and Xbox One at the end of May.<\/p>\n

MORE: Biomutant’s Plot Sounds a Lot Like Paper Mario: The Origami King<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n\n

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