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July is here and the month brings a healthy roster of new game releases. While it is not as games-heavy as June was, with big titles like Final Fantasy XVI<\/a> and Diablo IV<\/a> releasing last month, July still promises a few distinct titles. Perhaps the most awaited of them all is Pikmin 4, the fourth mainline title in Nintendo’s beloved real-time strategy series. Releasing a decade after 2013’s Pikmin 3, Pikmin 4 will bring a host of new features while retaining its core gameplay, where players get to control a horde of tiny Pikmin, each of whom bring their own unique skills to the table. Pikmin 4 comes out on July 21 and will be available on the Nintendo Switch<\/a>.<\/p>\n Keeping in line with Sony’s strategy to roll out its slate of exclusive titles on PC, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is getting a PC port on July 26. Insomniac Games’<\/a> acclaimed third-person shooter\/platformer follows the adventures of its titular duo \u2014 Ratchet and Clank \u2014 as they navigate interdimensional portals and explore new worlds. The PC port, helmed by Nixxes Software, promises<\/a> a host of exclusive features, too, including ray-traced reflections and shadows and support for ultrawide displays.<\/p>\n Fans of shooters have more cause to celebrate: Remnant II follows 2019’s Remnant: From the Ashes<\/a> and will offer the same third-person shooter, action-RPG experience. The Remnant series takes a healthy dose of inspiration from FromSoftware’s<\/a> notoriously difficult but rewarding games. The \u2018Soulslike’ shooter lets players choose their class \u2014 each with their own unique abilities, explore intricate levels, and take on daunting boss fights. Remnant 2 can be played solo, or in three-player co-op, and arrives July 25 on PC<\/a>, PS5<\/a>, and Xbox Series S\/X<\/a>.<\/p>\n AEW: Fight Forever Review<\/a><\/p>\n While these are the highlights, July promises a slew of diverse titles across genres and platforms. Here are our picks for the eight biggest games coming to PC, PS4<\/a>, PS5, Xbox One<\/a>, Xbox Series S\/X, Nintendo Switch, Android<\/a>, and iOS<\/a> in July 2023.<\/p>\n