All the PlayStation Games Releasing in February 2026

The month of February 2026 presents a diverse slate of titles for PlayStation enthusiasts, ranging from high-octane simulations to long-awaited remasters. Players on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 can look forward to a mix of indie gems and major franchise entries. This collection of releases covers various genres, including survival horror, tactical role-playing games, and competitive fighters. The following list outlines the specific titles arriving throughout the month and the teams responsible for bringing them to the console.

‘Aces of Thunder’ (2026)

Developed by Gaijin Entertainment, this dedicated flight simulation title is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5 on February 3. The game focuses on aerial combat during World War II, featuring a variety of legendary aircraft modeled with high historical accuracy. Players can engage in intense dogfights across several theaters of war with realistic physics and controls. As a virtual reality-focused experience, ‘Aces of Thunder’ leverages the hardware to provide an immersive cockpit environment.

‘Opus: Echo of Starsong – Full Bloom Edition’ (2026)

This narrative-driven puzzle adventure from developer Sigono arrives on PlayStation 5 on February 4. Players follow the journey of Eda and Jun as they explore deep space to uncover the mystery of ancient “Starsongs” that grant power and wealth. The ‘Full Bloom Edition’ includes updated visuals and full voice acting to enhance the emotional storytelling experience. Published by Sigono, the game emphasizes exploration and atmospheric sound design within its sci-fi setting.

‘Dragon Quest VII Reimagined’ (2026)

Square Enix brings a modernized version of this classic role-playing game to PlayStation 5 on February 5. Developed by ArtePiazza, ‘Dragon Quest VII Reimagined’ features rebuilt assets and updated mechanics to suit current hardware standards. Players assume the role of the Hero as he uncovers the secrets of a fragmented world by traveling through time to restore lost continents. The game retains the deep character customization and lengthy story arc that defined the original entry in the series.

‘Hollow Knight’ (2026)

This acclaimed Metroidvania from Team Cherry makes its way to PlayStation 5 in a new optimized edition on February 5. Set in the vast, ruined kingdom of Hallownest, the game tasks players with exploring interconnected caverns and battling infected creatures. This 2026 release includes all previously released content packs and technical enhancements for smoother performance on modern consoles. Team Cherry remains both the developer and publisher for this definitive version of the dark fantasy adventure.

‘Lovish’ (2026)

‘Lovish’ is a specialized indie title arriving on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 5. Developed and published by a collaborative independent studio team, the game focuses on unique narrative choices and stylized artistic presentation. It explores themes of companionship and discovery through a series of interactive vignettes. The title aims to utilize the DualSense controller’s haptic feedback to deepen the player’s connection to the abstract world.

‘Super Bomberman Collection’ (2026)

Konami brings a comprehensive package of classic arcade and console hits to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 5. ‘Super Bomberman Collection’ includes multiple legacy titles from the franchise, complete with online multiplayer support and save states. Developed by Konami’s internal studios, the collection celebrates the history of the explosive grid-based gameplay. Players can compete in local or global matches using a variety of character skins and map layouts.

‘Carmageddon: Rogue Shift’ (2026)

Developed by Stainless Games, this latest entry in the controversial vehicular combat series launches on PlayStation 5 on February 6. ‘Carmageddon: Rogue Shift’ introduces a roguelike structure where players must survive procedurally generated tracks filled with aggressive AI and environmental hazards. The game is published by Stainless Games and emphasizes high-speed destruction and creative car customizations. It features updated physics engines and blood-splattered visual effects consistent with the franchise’s history.

‘My Hero Academia: All’s Justice’ (2026)

Bandai Namco Entertainment publishes this new 3D arena fighter based on the popular anime series on February 6 for PlayStation 5. Developed by Byking, the game features a massive roster of heroes and villains utilizing their unique “Quirks” in destructible environments. Players can experience an original story arc or participate in ranked online battles to prove their mastery of the combat system. ‘My Hero Academia: All’s Justice’ implements a refined tag-team mechanic for strategic character swapping during matches.

‘Nioh 3’ (2026)

Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo return with the next installment of the challenging action-RPG series on PlayStation 5 on February 6. ‘Nioh 3’ expands on the established “Masocore” gameplay with new weapon types, expanded Yokai transformations, and a deeper narrative set in a mythical version of historical Japan. Players must master intricate combat stances and stamina management to overcome formidable bosses. The title leverages the console’s power to provide high-fidelity visuals and rapid load times during its demanding missions.

‘Primal Carnage: Evolution’ (2026)

This class-based asymmetrical shooter from Circle 5 Studios arrives on PlayStation 5 on February 9. ‘Primal Carnage: Evolution’ pits teams of humans against prehistoric dinosaurs in various objective-based game modes. Players can choose from specialized human classes with high-tech weaponry or take control of several dinosaur species with unique physical abilities. Published by Circle 5 Studios, the game focuses on fast-paced multiplayer balance and diverse environmental arenas.

‘World’s End Club’ (2026)

IzanagiGames brings this puzzle-action adventure to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 9. Developed by Too Kyo Games, the story follows the “Go-Getters Club,” a group of students from across Japan who find themselves trapped in an underwater theme park. Players must navigate side-scrolling environments and solve puzzles to progress through the narrative-heavy campaign. The game features the creative direction of Kotaro Uchikoshi and Kazutaka Kodaka, known for their work on dark mystery titles.

‘Crisol: Theater of Idols’ (2026)

Developed by Vermila Studios, this first-person horror adventure launches on PlayStation 5 on February 10. ‘Crisol: Theater of Idols’ is set in a fictional Spanish town during a time of ritual and mystery, where players must use their own blood as a resource for combat and puzzle-solving. The game is published by Vermila Studios and emphasizes a folklore-inspired atmosphere and unsettling creature designs. Its unique mechanics force players to balance their health and offensive capabilities throughout the journey.

‘The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest’ (2026)

This independent adventure title arrives on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 10. Developed by a boutique indie studio, ‘The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest’ follows a protagonist named Fletcher as he attempts to escape an elaborate, sentient prison system. The game utilizes a mix of stealth, environmental interaction, and platforming to challenge the player. It features a hand-drawn art style and a minimalist score that heightens the sense of isolation within the game world.

‘Romeo is a Dead Man’ (2026)

‘Romeo is a Dead Man’ is a stylized narrative thriller releasing on PlayStation 5 on February 11. Developed and published by an independent European studio, the game explores a noir-inspired mystery through a series of branching dialogue paths and investigation sequences. Players must navigate a corrupt city to uncover the truth behind a high-profile disappearance. The title features a heavy emphasis on atmospheric lighting and cinematic camera angles.

‘BlazBlue Entropy Effect X’ (2026)

Developer 91Act brings this action-roguelite spin-off of the ‘BlazBlue’ fighting series to PlayStation 5 on February 12. ‘BlazBlue Entropy Effect X’ features high-speed 2D combat where players select from a roster of iconic characters to fight through evolving digital landscapes. Each run allows players to acquire different “Potentials” and elemental buffs to customize their fighting style. Published by 91Act, the game combines the precise controls of the original series with a fresh gameplay loop.

‘ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard’ (2026)

Pixel Maniacs returns with this first-person puzzle sequel on PlayStation 5 on February 12. ‘ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard’ expands on the color-based mechanics of the original, requiring players to use a paint-spraying weapon to manipulate environmental orbs and doors. The game introduces new puzzle elements, including gravity-defying surfaces and complex color mixing challenges. Published by Pixel Maniacs, the title features a satirical narrative and a clean, clinical aesthetic.

‘Disciples: Domination’ (2026)

Kalypso Media and developer Frima Studio launch this new tactical RPG on PlayStation 5 on February 12. ‘Disciples: Domination’ continues the dark fantasy legacy of the franchise, focusing on strategic territory control and turn-based squad combat. Players must align with one of the world’s major factions and build an army of specialized units to conquer the land of Nevendaar. The game features a deep progression system and a branching narrative influenced by player choices.

‘Hakuoki SSL: Sweet School Life (WW)’ (2026)

Idea Factory and Aksys Games bring the worldwide version of this fan-favorite spin-off to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 12. ‘Hakuoki SSL: Sweet School Life’ reimagines the historical characters of the main series in a modern high school setting. As a visual novel, it focuses on romance and social interactions through a variety of branching story paths. This release marks the first time the title has been fully localized for global audiences on PlayStation consoles.

‘Ride 6’ (2026)

Milestone launches the sixth installment of its premier motorcycle racing series on PlayStation 5 on February 12. ‘Ride 6’ features an extensive roster of licensed motorcycles from major manufacturers and a wide variety of global tracks. The game introduces a revamped physics engine and a new dynamic weather system that directly impacts tire grip and handling. Milestone continues to emphasize realism through detailed bike customization and a comprehensive career mode.

‘Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties’ (2026)

Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio release this major collection on PlayStation 5 on February 12. ‘Yakuza Kiwami 3’ is a full ground-up remake of the third entry, utilizing the Dragon Engine for updated visuals and combat mechanics. Included in the package is ‘Dark Ties,’ a new expansion or standalone story chapter that explores previously untold events within the series timeline. Players can once again explore the districts of Kamurocho and Okinawa with modern technical enhancements.

‘High on Life 2’ (2026)

Squanch Games brings the sequel to its hit comedic shooter to PlayStation 5 on February 13. ‘High on Life 2’ continues the adventures of the bounty hunter and his arsenal of talking, sentient weapons known as Gatlians. The game features new alien worlds, updated combat mechanics, and the signature irreverent humor established in the first title. Squanch Games serves as both the developer and publisher, ensuring a consistent tone for the sci-fi adventure.

‘Reanimal’ (2026)

Developed by Tarsier Studios and published by THQ Nordic, ‘Reanimal’ arrives on PlayStation 5 on February 13. This dark adventure title features two siblings who must navigate a twisted world filled with grotesque, animal-like creatures to save their lost friends. The game can be played in either solo or local/online co-op modes, emphasizing environmental puzzles and a haunting atmosphere. Tarsier Studios utilizes their experience in the horror genre to create a visually striking and unsettling experience.

‘Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma’ (2026)

Marvelous and XSEED Games launch this new entry in the farm-simulation RPG series on PlayStation 5 on February 13. ‘Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma’ is set in a new eastern-inspired region and introduces refined combat and agricultural mechanics. Players can farm, craft, and build relationships while also exploring dungeons to defeat monsters. The game features a new cast of characters and a story centered on restoring the power of the gods to the land of Azuma.

‘Avowed’ (2026)

Obsidian Entertainment and Xbox Game Studios release this first-person fantasy RPG on PlayStation 5 on February 17. Set in the world of Eora, ‘Avowed’ tasks players with investigating a mysterious plague known as the Dreamscourge in the Living Lands. The gameplay focuses on a mix of melee combat, archery, and powerful magic spells that can be dual-wielded. Obsidian brings its signature deep branching dialogue and world-building to this expansive single-player experience.

‘Calamity Angels: Special Delivery (WW)’ (2026)

This independent action title receives a worldwide release on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 17. ‘Calamity Angels: Special Delivery’ combines fast-paced platforming with combat sequences in a vibrant, stylized world. Players control a specialized courier tasked with delivering high-priority items through dangerous zones filled with mechanical enemies. The game is developed by a dedicated indie team and published through a global digital partnership.

‘Under the Island’ (2026)

Developed by Slime King Games and published by Playstack, this 2D action-adventure arrives on PlayStation 5 on February 17. ‘Under the Island’ follows a young girl named Nia as she explores a mysterious island to find a way to save it from sinking. The game features a non-linear world where players must find tools and solve environmental puzzles to access new areas. Its art style is inspired by classic 16-bit adventures, offering a nostalgic yet modern gameplay experience.

‘Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown’ (2026)

Dramatic Labs and Paramount launch this narrative-driven adventure on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 18. ‘Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown’ allows players to take command of the USS Voyager or play as various crew members in original missions set in the Delta Quadrant. The game focuses on diplomacy, exploration, and difficult moral choices that impact the ship’s survival. It features the voices of several original cast members to provide an authentic experience for fans of the series.

‘Death Howl’ (2026)

‘Death Howl’ is an atmospheric survival horror title releasing on PlayStation 5 on February 19. Developed by an independent studio, the game places players in a secluded forest where they must survive against supernatural entities and environmental threats. The gameplay focuses on resource management and sound-based detection, where making too much noise can attract predators. It is published independently and emphasizes a minimalist UI to enhance player immersion.

‘Death Match Love Comedy! (WW)’ (2026)

Kemco brings this localized visual novel to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 19. ‘Death Match Love Comedy!’ is a romantic comedy with a supernatural twist, where the protagonist is cursed to explode if anyone confesses their love to him. Players must navigate high school life while actively avoiding romantic advances to survive. This worldwide release includes updated translations and high-definition assets for the modern PlayStation audience.

‘Earnest Evans Collection (JP)’ (2026)

Edia launches this retro collection for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 in the Japanese market on February 19. The ‘Earnest Evans Collection’ features remastered versions of the side-scrolling action titles originally released for the Sega CD and Genesis. Players control the adventurer Earnest Evans as he searches for ancient artifacts while battling cultists and monsters. The collection includes modern features such as rewind buttons and various display filters.

‘Love Eternal’ (2026)

‘Love Eternal’ is an indie platforming title arriving on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 19. Developed by a small creative team, the game features challenging precision-based movement set within a surreal, gothic world. The narrative explores themes of loss and persistence through its difficult gameplay segments and environmental storytelling. Published independently, the game utilizes a striking black-and-white art style with occasional splashes of color.

‘Showgunners’ (2026)

Artificer and Good Shepherd Entertainment release this turn-based tactical game on PlayStation 5 on February 19. Set in a dystopian future, ‘Showgunners’ follows a contestant on a lethal reality TV show who must navigate trap-filled arenas and defeat waves of enemies. Players must manage their popularity with the audience to gain sponsors and better equipment during their run. The game emphasizes strategic positioning and the creative use of environmental hazards to eliminate foes.

‘Styx: Blades of Greed’ (2026)

Cyanide Studio and Nacon bring the third installment of the stealth-focused ‘Styx’ series to PlayStation 5 on February 19. Players once again control the goblin assassin Styx as he infiltrates heavily guarded fortresses using magic and cunning. ‘Styx: Blades of Greed’ introduces larger, more vertical maps and an expanded skill tree for varied assassination methods. The game rewards players for remaining undetected and utilizing the environment to dispose of enemies.

‘WiZmans World Re;Try (WW)’ (2026)

City Connection launches the worldwide version of this classic RPG remake on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 19. ‘WiZmans World Re;Try’ features updated graphics, a re-recorded soundtrack, and refined gameplay systems for the modern era. Players take the role of a wizard who must restore a dying world by collecting and fusing monsters to assist in turn-based combat. The game retains its unique “Homunculus” system, allowing for deep customization of the protagonist’s allies.

‘Prize Fighter: Heavyweight Edition’ (2026)

This realistic boxing simulation launches on PlayStation 5 on February 20, developed by a dedicated sports studio. ‘Prize Fighter: Heavyweight Edition’ focuses on the career of a professional boxer, requiring players to manage training, sponsorships, and fight strategies. The game utilizes advanced motion-capture technology to provide fluid and impactful punches and movements. Published by a major sports label, the title includes licensed boxers and various international arenas.

‘Ys X: Proud Nordics (WW)’ (2026)

Following the Japanese launch, NIS America brings the worldwide version of ‘Ys X: Proud Nordics’ to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 20. This edition features full English localization, including voice acting and translated text for all regions. Players can experience the story of Adol and his Viking ally Karja as they fight against immortal creatures known as Griegers. The worldwide release ensures global fans can enjoy the latest evolution of Falcom’s action-RPG combat.

‘Utawarerumono: Zan 2 (WW)’ (2026)

Aquaplus and NIS America release the worldwide version of this action-brawler on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 25. ‘Utawarerumono: Zan 2’ is a high-speed adaptation of the events from ‘Mask of Truth,’ featuring many playable characters from the series. The game introduces new story chapters and refined combat mechanics compared to its predecessor. Players can participate in online cooperative missions or progress through the cinematic story mode.

‘City Hunter’ (2026)

Bandai Namco Entertainment publishes this action-adventure title based on the legendary manga on February 26 for PlayStation 5. Developed by an internal studio, ‘City Hunter’ follows Ryo Saeba as he takes on dangerous mercenary contracts in a modern, open-world Tokyo. The game combines third-person shooting with investigation segments and social interactions. It features a stylized art direction that pays homage to the original aesthetic of the 1980s series.

‘Daisenryaku SSB2 (JP)’ (2026)

SystemSoft Beta launches this tactical military simulation on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 in Japan on February 26. ‘Daisenryaku SSB2’ features hundreds of modern military units and complex turn-based strategy mechanics on various hexagonal maps. Players must manage logistics, terrain advantages, and diplomatic relations to succeed in different global scenarios. The game includes updated AI routines and a robust map editor for custom mission creation.

‘The Disney Afternoon Collection’ (2026)

Capcom brings this nostalgic compilation of classic 8-bit titles to PlayStation 5 on February 26. Developed by Digital Eclipse, the collection includes favorites such as ‘DuckTales,’ ‘Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers,’ and ‘Darkwing Duck.’ Each game has been updated with high-definition filters, a Boss Rush mode, and a Time Attack mode. Players can also explore an extensive gallery of concept art and historical documents from the original development of these titles.

‘Icarus: Console Edition’ (2026)

RocketWerkz brings its session-based survival game to PlayStation 5 on February 26. ‘Icarus: Console Edition’ tasks players with descending from an orbital station to an alien planet to gather resources and complete missions within a limited timeframe. The game features a deep crafting system and a dangerous environment filled with exotic wildlife and volatile weather. This console port includes all previously released expansions and optimizations for the DualSense controller.

‘Maid Cafe on Electric Street’ (2026)

Developed by Adventurer’s Tavern and published by Playism, this management sim arrives on PlayStation 5 on February 26. ‘Maid Cafe on Electric Street’ is set in the Akihabara district of Tokyo and follows a protagonist who takes over a struggling maid cafe. Players must manage staff, customize the cafe’s interior, and interact with various customers to build a successful business. The game features a detailed pixel-art style and a relaxed, slice-of-life atmosphere.

‘No Sleep for Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files’ (2026)

Spike Chunsoft releases this new mystery adventure on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 26. Set within the ‘AI: The Somnium Files’ universe, the game follows detective Kaname Date as he solves a series of surreal crimes by entering the dreams of suspects. The gameplay alternates between real-world investigations and time-limited “Somnium” segments where players must solve abstract puzzles. Spike Chunsoft continues the series’ tradition of mind-bending plots and eccentric character interactions.

‘Okayu Nyumu! R (JP)’ (2026)

Entergram launches this Japanese visual novel on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 26. ‘Okayu Nyumu! R’ features characters and themes inspired by popular virtual talent, specifically focusing on a narrative centered around Okayu Nekomata. The game utilizes high-quality 2D illustrations and full voice acting to deliver a lighthearted story experience. This release is currently exclusive to the Japanese market with no immediate plans for a worldwide localization.

‘Raiden Fighters Remix Collection’ (2026)

Developer MOSS brings a collection of classic shoot-’em-ups to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on February 26. ‘Raiden Fighters Remix Collection’ includes the original ‘Raiden Fighters,’ ‘Raiden Fighters 2,’ and ‘Raiden Fighters Jet.’ Each title features enhanced visuals, online leaderboards, and various difficulty settings to cater to both new and veteran players. MOSS has optimized the performance for modern displays while preserving the intense bullet-hell gameplay.

‘Tokyo Xtreme Racer’ (2026)

Genki returns to its iconic street racing series with a new entry on PlayStation 5 on February 26. ‘Tokyo Xtreme Racer’ features illegal highway racing on the Shuto Expressway, where players challenge rival drivers to one-on-one battles. The game utilizes a “SP Bar” system, where the goal is to deplete the opponent’s spirit through superior driving and speed. It includes a deep car customization system and a large roster of licensed Japanese sports cars.

‘Towerborne’ (2026)

Stoic and Xbox Game Studios launch this side-scrolling action-adventure on PlayStation 5 on February 26. ‘Towerborne’ allows players to create their own “Ace” and team up with others to defend humanity from the monsters surrounding the Belfry tower. The game features a seasonally evolving world map and fluid, combo-based combat. Stoic utilizes its experience with artistic storytelling to provide a vibrant, hand-painted world for players to explore.

‘Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix’ (2026)

Square Enix and Forever Entertainment release a remastered version of this PlayStation classic on February 27. ‘Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix’ follows a team of mercenaries in a futuristic Hong Kong and explores the origins of the original game’s characters. The remaster features updated character models, improved controls, and higher resolution backgrounds while maintaining the unique cel-shaded aesthetic. It arrives on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 with trophy support and modern quality-of-life features.

‘Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Gold Edition’ (2026)

Capcom brings an updated version of its survival horror hit to PlayStation 5 on February 27. This ‘Gold Edition’ includes the base game and all previously released DLC, such as ‘Banned Footage’ and the ‘End of Zoe’ expansion. The title has been further optimized for current hardware with improved textures and ray-tracing features. Players experience the story of Ethan Winters as he searches for his wife in a derelict plantation in Louisiana.

‘Resident Evil Requiem’ (2026)

‘Resident Evil Requiem’ is a new entry in the long-running horror franchise from Capcom, launching on PlayStation 5 on February 27. This title focuses on a team of survivors navigating a city-wide outbreak during a massive biological disaster. The game introduces new “Stalking” AI mechanics and a focus on cooperative survival in large, interconnected environments. Capcom utilizes the latest version of the RE Engine to provide photorealistic visuals and immersive audio design.

‘Resident Evil Village Gold Edition’ (2026)

Capcom also releases an optimized ‘Gold Edition’ of ‘Resident Evil Village’ for PlayStation 5 on February 27. This package includes the main campaign, the ‘Shadows of Rose’ story expansion, and the ‘The Mercenaries Additional Orders’ mode. The game features a third-person mode option and improved performance specifically tuned for the console’s hardware. It follows the conclusion of the Winters family saga as they face a new nightmare in a remote European village.

‘Tales of Berseria Remastered’ (2026)

Bandai Namco Entertainment brings the story of Velvet Crowe to PlayStation 5 on February 27. ‘Tales of Berseria Remastered’ features increased frame rates and higher resolution textures for the beloved action-RPG. Players follow Velvet on a quest for vengeance in a world divided between those who possess magical power and those who do not. The game includes all original costume DLC and offers a smoother combat experience than the original release.

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