Release calendar
Never Miss a Game Release Date Again
Dozens of games launch every week across PC and consoles. Here's how to see only the ones that matter to you.
Why a generic calendar doesn't work
Most release lists are undifferentiated: every platform, every region, every game, in one long feed. If you only own a PS5 and a Switch, scrolling past Xbox exclusives and PC-only early access titles just to find what's actually relevant to you gets old fast.
How to build your own calendar in GGz
- Open Menu → Platforms Tune. Toggle on only the platforms and services you actually use, from Windows and macOS to PS5, PS VR2, Xbox Series, Switch, and Amazon Luna.
- Drag to reorder so your primary platform shows first everywhere in the app.
- Check the Releases tab for a Today's Highlight feature plus every launch grouped by platform.
- Check Explore → Upcoming Titles for what's coming next, and Trending for what's picking up attention right now.
- Turn on launch alerts in Menu → Push Notification. GGz can notify you the day of release, and separately for "tomorrow's launches," so nothing catches you off guard.
Platforms covered: Windows/PC, macOS, Linux/SteamOS, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PlayStation VR2, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch/Switch 2, and Amazon Luna.
From release date to purchase decision
A release calendar only tells you when. Each game's detail page in GGz goes further: genres, perspective, critic scores from OpenCritic, expected playtime from HowLongToBeat, and trailers, so you can decide whether a launch is actually worth your time before you commit to it. And if it is, the Available At screen shows the lowest price across 14 stores the moment it's out.