By the end of June, the year is halfway over -- that's bonkers. But a new month means new games coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. We're talking games like Killer Klowns from Outer Space, plus major new content for the likes of Elden Ring and Destiny 2.

Below, you'll find release dates for all the biggest games and expansions that have been announced so far for this year and beyond. Whether you have a PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and/or PC, you can find something worth playing in June 2024.The following list is divided by platform; you can jump to any one using the shortcuts below.

And if you're someone who likes to preorder, you can click the buy link to make sure it arrives on launch day.ShortcutsCurrent, lapsed, and even new Destiny 2 players can take part in the game's latest expansion when The Final Shape lands early in the month. If that's not to your liking, perhaps you'll enjoy playing V Rising when it lands on PS5 on June 11.

Or you can dive back into the Lands Between when Elden Ring's long-awaited Shadow of the Erdtree expansion hits on the 21st.Go back to the topThe Switch may be winding down as its successor draws near, but the releases keep coming -- even if the first-party releases are mostly remakes of older classics.

In June, Switch owners get a souped-up version of the previously 3DS-exclusive Luigi's Mansion 2, plus Monster Hunter Stories Collection, and more.Go back to the topXbox owners have plenty to play in June, with releases like Killer Klowns from Outer Space and literallly every mainline Kingdom Hearts game dropping all at once.

Plus, you know, The Final Shape and Shadow of the Erdtree.Go back to the topAs usual, in June PC owners get nearly everything that's coming to other consoles, plus some games all their own. It's good to be a PC gamer, it turns out.Go back to the topFor more release date fun, check out our ongoing list of 4K UHD and Blu-ray release dates.Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN.

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