The PC game releases we're most excited about in February

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Plus events, updates, and other PC gaming happenings to look out for this month.

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PC gamers have already made two early access survival games into hits this year: Palworld and Enshrouded. Will we do it a third time when Nightingale releases in late February? I think it's possible—our hunger for games in which you craft stuff and try not to die is bottomless. 

There's lots to look forward to in the non-survival-crafting department, too. Whether it'll be any good or not is TBD, but Ubisoft's pirate combat game Skull and Bones is finally releasing after over a decade of revisions, and I'm awfully curious to see how it turned out. There are also some notable remasters this month: Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered and Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster.

Below are the biggest PC games releasing this month, plus a list of notable February events and happenings. For a more zoomed-out view of what's coming out on PC this year, see our big list of 2024's upcoming PC games.

February's big PC release dates

Persona 3 Reload | February 1

Persona 3 Reload | February 1
Not just a hi-res version of the 2006's Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3, but a full remake, albeit one that's very faithful to the original. That's mostly a good thing—we gave it an 89% in our review.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League | February 2

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League | February 2
We're still working out our verdict on the co-op Suicide Squad game, but so far it's fun—it's certainly not the disaster some were anticipating following 2020's lackluster Marvel's Avengers.

Helldivers 2 | February 8

Helldivers 2 | February 8
The giant aliens aren't the only threat in this co-op third-person shooter—friendly fire is on, so make sure you hell dive with friends you trust.

Skull and Bones | February 16

Skull and Bones | February 16
I just want to know what the deal is after all this time: Ubisoft's multiplayer pirate combat game started development all the way back in 2013 as an Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag expansion. Over a decade of development and delays later, it's finally coming out.

Pacific Drive | February 22

Pacific Drive | February 22
A very cool-looking survival road trip. With your valiant sci-fi station wagon, you'll go an an excursions into a supernaturally-altered Pacific Northwest to investigate "the Zone."

Nightingale (early access) | February 22

Nightingale (early access) | February 22
After Palworld and Enshrouded, you know what this year needs? Another early access survival crafting game! Seriously, though, it seems like there really can't be too many of them—and Nightingale has a great, distinct look.

February events and happenings

More games releasing in February

  • February 1 — Granblue Fantasy Relink - four-player co-op RPG (Steam)
  • February 12 — SpellRogue (early access) - deckbuilding roguelike (Steam)
  • February 13 — Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden - ghost hunting RPG (Steam)
  • February 13 — Islands of Insight - shared-world puzzle game (Steam)
  • February 13 — Lysfanga - timey-wimey hack-n-slash (Steam)
  • February 13 — Ultros - "psychedelic metroidvania" (Steam)
  • February 14 — Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered (Steam)
  • February 14 — Solium Infernum - grand strategy in Hell (Steam)
  • February 20 — Balatro - a "poker roguelike" (Steam)
  • February 21 — Slave Zero X - 2.5D follow-up to 1999's Slave Zero (Steam)
  • February 21 — Last Epoch - big action RPG (Steam)
  • February 21 — Terminator: Dark Fate - humans vs robots RTS (Steam)
  • February 22 — Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator - chill gardening game (Steam)
  • February 23 — Promenade - colorful platformer (Steam)
  • February 27 — Wrath: Aeon of Ruin - Quake 1-style shooter (Steam)
  • February 28 — Brothers A Tale of Two Sons Remake (Steam)
  • February 28 — Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster - classic FPS (Steam)
  • February 29 — Ad Infernum - surreal lo-fi horror (Steam)
Tyler Wilde
Tyler Wilde
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Tyler grew up in Silicon Valley during the '80s and '90s, playing games like Zork and Arkanoid on early PCs. He was later captivated by Myst, SimCity, Civilization, Command & Conquer, all the shooters they call "boomer shooters" now, and PS1 classic Bushido Blade (that's right: he had Bleem!). Tyler joined PC Gamer in 2011, and today he's focused on the site's news coverage. His hobbies include amateur boxing and adding to his 1,200-plus hours in Rocket League.