Boosted by the highly anticipated release of “Crimson Desert”, March did not rest on its laurels. With a significant influx of games, it can be overwhelming to keep track of everything. To help you navigate through the new releases, BFM Tech presents its top picks.
Every month, thousands of games are released, an endless torrent that did not spare March 2026. Among them are highly anticipated games like Crimson Desert and Marathon, both of which received dedicated articles on BFM Tech. As it remains challenging to cover all the releases, the editorial team offers, as they do every month, a selection of their favorite releases from the past few weeks.
Hozy
After two demos, Hozy is finally available. In this game, you must move into different types of homes and decorate the interior, as well as the exterior to a lesser extent. With no challenge, peaceful music, and a thorough cleaning, you will likely find serenity as you place furniture, decorations, and uncover hidden secrets behind certain objects.
Like Tiny Glade, Hozy does not offer much replay value, with its ten levels: only your imagination will allow you to revisit the small New York apartment or the countryside home of a local artist. There are plenty of customization possibilities, and you can take your time doing so.
HOZY – Available on PC and Mac.
Pokémon Pokopia
Initially met with skepticism after the chaotic release of Legends Pokémon Z-A, the new spin-off of the Pokémon franchise, Pokémon Pokopia, turns out to be an excellent surprise. The game draws inspiration from Animal Crossing, Minecraft, and Dragon Quest Builders.
In this game set far into the future, you play as a shapeshifter transforming into a human in a world where humans have disappeared. By exploring different areas that need complete renovation and rebuilding, you will discover new Pokémon to whom you must offer new habitats. Multiple objectives are available, including attracting the rarest creatures, but your speed will not be tested, as everything is done at your own pace, even in cooperation.
POKEMON POKOPIA – Available on Nintendo Switch 2.
Life is Strange: Reunion
It’s unclear if this is the final adventure of this franchise, but it is still a highly anticipated episode among fans. In Life is Strange: Reunion, the two main characters from the first installment, Max and Chloe, make a grand return. With Max’s rewind power and Chloe’s verbal confrontation ability, you must collaborate in a new adventure.
This new adventure results in the merging of two timelines – bringing back Chloe but also creating discrepancies and upheavals. Once again, it’s a narrative adventure that aims to beautifully conclude the story of this iconic duo – and it does so gracefully.
LIFE IS STRANGE: REUNION – Available on Playstation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.
Planet of Lana II
Following a particularly well-received and enjoyable first installment, the studio Wishfully returns with a sequel that follows in the footsteps of its predecessor. Lana is back, this time with the goal of preserving the soul of her homeland.
Exploration still occurs in a “sidescrolling” manner, with new puzzles and threats to avoid. All set in a visually stunning and sonically rich universe, with even more diverse landscapes.
PLANET OF LANA 2 – Available on Playstation 4/5, Xbox Series/One, PC, and Nintendo Switch 1/2.
Scritchy Scratchy
Scratch games are a nostalgic part of many people’s childhoods, and Lunch Money Games understands this well. With Scritchy Scratchy, they maintain this appeal for scratching but offer increasingly intricate mechanics.
Similar to a “Cookie Clicker” (where you must click on a cookie frantically), you can unlock bonuses to automate certain tasks, like auto-scratching, and try to hit the jackpot. It’s highly addictive, and you may find yourself spending many hours searching for winning combinations.
SCRITCHY SCRATCHY – Available on PC and Mac.
