Like Dragon Age: Inquisition, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an open world RPG that promises hundreds of hours' worth of content. Unlike Dragon Age Inquisition, The Witcher 3 has the courtesy to arrive when there's not much else going on. Thank goodness.

While we're all going Witching this month, let's not forget some of May's other big titles. There hasn't been much news about Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, but if it's anything like Wolfenstein: The New Order, Nazi-killing fans are in for a swell time. After many delays, the gorgeous-looking Project Cars finally zooms onto consoles and PCs, and the Wii U's quirky squid-based shooter Splatoon arrives just a few weeks ahead of E3.

In the if-you-missed-it-the-first-time camp, PlayStation 4 owners can get their hands on Ultra Street Fighter 4 near the end of the month, and the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster finally makes its way to a current-generation console. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor's DLC isn't nearly as good as its main campaign, but if you haven't played it yet, the new Game of the Year edition is the one to pick up. Shadow of Mordor comes highly recommended; after all, we voted it our top game of 2014 for a reason.

May 2015 Game List

(Note: Based off North American release dates; all information is subject to change)

Remnants of Isolation

PC: May 1

Space Hulk

Wii U: May 2

Ether One

PS4: May 5

Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition

PC: May 5

PS4: May 5

Xbox One: May 5

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker

3DS: May 5

Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

PC: May 5

PS4: May 5

Xbox One: May 5

High Strangeness

PC: May 6

Wii U: May 6

Vertiginous Golf

Linux: May 6

Mac: May 6

PC: May 6

Not a Hero

Linux: May 7

Mac: May 7

PC: May 7

Project Cars

PC: May 7

PS4: May 12

Xbox One: May 12

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

PS4: May 12

Invisible, Inc.

Linux: May 12

Mac: May 12

PC: May 12

Toren

PC: May 12

Lifeless Planet

Xbox One: May 13

3D Thunder Blade

3DS: May 14

Axiom Verge

PC: May 14

Galactic Civilizations III

PC: May 14

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2: Sisters Generation

PC: May 19

Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed

Vita: May 19

Ride

PC: May 19

PS3: May 19

PS4: May 19

Xbox 360: May 19

Xbox One: May 19

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

PC: May 19

PS4: May 19

Xbox One: May 19

Carmageddon: Reincarnation

Linux: May 21

Mac: May 21

PC: May 21

Swords & Soldiers II

Wii U: May 21

Technobabylon

PC: May 21

NASCAR '15

PC: May 22

PS3: May 22

Xbox One: May 22

Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition

3DS: May 22

Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX

3DS: May 26

Magicka 2

PC: May 26

PS4: May 26

Ultra Street Fighter 4

PS4: May 26

Legend of Kay HD

PC: May 29

PS4: May 29

Wii U: May 29

Splatoon

Wii U: May 29

CD Projekt Red says that Geralt's final adventure will take about 200 hours to complete. That leaves you 640 other hours to sleep, eat, work, and obsess over E3 footage before Batman: Arkham Knight arrives next month. Better get hunting.