All the Video Games Releasing in October 2025

October is packed with sequels, remasters, and inventive indies landing almost every other day. Below you will find every release date and platform exactly as listed along with clear summaries of the worlds, systems, and modes you will actually play.

Each entry keeps things practical so you can plan your month without guesswork. Dates and platforms appear in the paragraphs and every section focuses on settings, mechanics, and structure rather than vague marketing talk.

‘Ghost of Yotei’ (2025)

This action adventure takes the samurai stealth and open world exploration fans loved and shifts the focus to the slopes and forests around Mount Yotei. Swordplay mixes fast stance swaps with precision parries while stealth leans on wind and snow cover so tracks and footprints matter when patrols are searching. It arrives on October 2 for PS5.

Side activities bring back duels, bamboo minigames, and shrine routes while adding alpine hunting and new climbing tools that open icy shortcuts to outposts. Expect richer photo mode options and DualSense cues for blade clashes and bow tension since the game is tuned specifically for PS5.

‘Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2’ (2025)

This bundle collects both cosmic adventures with sharper image quality, smoother controls, and flexible camera help so tiny planets feel great on a handheld screen. Motion actions are mapped to stick and button inputs while optional gyro keeps the star pointer snappy in handheld and docked play. The bundle and individual eShop releases land on October 2 for Nintendo Switch.

Both games keep their comet challenges, green star hunts, and post game galaxies so completionists have a clear path to one hundred percent. Families can use the co star helper feature so a second player can grab star bits, freeze hazards, and point out secrets on the same Switch.

‘Onirism’ (2025)

This indie 3D platformer blends colorful hub worlds with combat arenas and puzzle rooms so each stage feels like a toy box. Movement is the star with double jumps, grapples, and bounce pads chaining together into time trial routes that reward precision. It releases on October 2 for PC through Steam.

Collectibles unlock cosmetics and traversal perks that slightly alter routes without breaking challenge balance. Expect a level editor and Steam Workshop support so the community can share speedrun friendly obstacle courses and boss remixes.

‘Digimon Story: Time Stranger’ (2025)

The next RPG entry sends your team across eras inside a fractured digital network where choices in one timeline ripple into another. Turn based battles lean on type matchups, skill synergies, and digivolution branches that you can shift mid campaign to answer new threats. It arrives October 3 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Exploration is split between story dungeons and free areas where bond activities raise affinity and unlock combo skills. Post game content centers on raid style bosses and a compendium challenge that pushes you to complete families and experiment with cross timeline evolutions.

‘Battle Suit Aces’ (2025)

This is a character driven visual novel fused with tactical card battles where every pilot represents a play style. Dialogues change your deck through relationship perks while missions play out on a grid with cards that trigger movement, shields, and weapon arcs. It releases October 7 on PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Between sorties you craft modules and tune the battle suit frame to favor rush, control, or sustain. New game plus carries pilot bonds and rare cards so you can tackle higher difficulty routes and unlock unique endings for each ace.

‘King of Meat’ (2025)

This is a chaotic co op party platformer where butcher shop themed worlds hide physics challenges and slapstick hazards. You dash, throw, and punt ingredients to score while traps fling players into grinders and launchers that turn every round into a highlight reel. It launches October 7 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Modes range from teamwork obstacle runs to competitive kitchen arenas with power ups that briefly super size characters or freeze floors. Quick matches and couch play are supported along with online lobbies and cross platform friend lists.

‘Sopa – Tale of the Stolen Potato’ (2025)

This story adventure follows a kid on a quest across quirky villages after a beloved family potato vanishes. You solve light puzzles, trade with oddball characters, and gather cooking items that tie into dialogue choices and little recipe minigames. It launches October 7 on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.

Music and art lean warm and hand crafted so even fetch quests feel like small stories. Accessibility options include text sizing, puzzle hints, and color safe iconography that keep the focus on characters and charm.

‘Kingmakers’ (Early Access) (2025)

This third person action and strategy hybrid lets you time travel from the modern day into a medieval war and bring firearms to the field. You command squads from a tactical view then drop into the fray to turn a battle with rifles, vehicles, and gadgets as cavalry charges and siege engines advance. Early Access starts October 8 on PC via Steam.

Progression unlocks unit types and modern gear while morale and line of sight shape every fight. Expect frequent balance patches and new maps during Early Access as the team tunes performance for thousands of soldiers on screen.

‘Absolum’ (2025)

This fantasy roguelite beat them up sends you through shifting realms where every run remixes rooms, enemies, and augments. Combat emphasizes directional strikes, crowd control grabs, and magic finishers that evolve as you fuse dropped relics mid run. It arrives October 9 on PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

A meta tree lets you invest in permanent boosts and rare move variants while optional curses increase rewards and enemy aggression. Weekly challenge seeds and leaderboards give veterans fixed runs to master and compare.

‘Bye Sweet Carole’ (2025)

This hand animated horror adventure draws on gothic fairy tales where a girl chases a vanished friend through a garden that hides something hungry. You explore, solve mechanical puzzles, and survive quiet chases set to a theatrical score that slowly turns sinister. It releases October 9 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Navigation favors observation over combat with candles, keys, and secret paths that loop back into safe rooms. Collectibles reveal storybook pages and character letters so the final act reframes earlier scenes when you read between the lines.

‘Blue Protocol: Star Resonance’ (2025)

This new entry in the Blue Protocol universe brings party based action RPG combat to phones and PC with shared social hubs and seasonal content. Classes swap on the fly so you can shift from crowd control to burst damage without rerolling. It launches October 9 on PC, iOS, and Android.

Cross save keeps progress across devices while raids and open zone bosses ask for timing based dodges and team synergies. Daily activities are short and friendly to mobile sessions and longer dungeon runs fit PC evenings.

‘Dreams of Another’ (2025)

This abstract fantasy adventure tells a word light story through architecture that bends and memories that react when you examine them. Puzzles are built around transforming spaces and using perspective to align symbols that unlock new districts. It launches October 9 on PS5 and PC.

Accessibility settings include puzzle assist and color safe glyphs while a chapter select lets you revisit set pieces to chase secrets. A photo mode captures the shifting geometry so discoveries feel like postcards from a dream.

‘PixelJunk Eden 2’ (2025)

Q Games brings the tranquil swinging platformer to new platforms with soft particle blooms and reactive music that grows as you collect pollen. Movement centers on momentum and timing as you tether to silk threads and launch yourself through floating gardens. It releases October 9 on PS4, PS5, and PC.

Solo and co op play share the same stages so a second player can join to chain boosts and clear seeds faster. Options include chill modes, adjustable timers, and accessibility assists so the rhythm feels meditative instead of strict.

‘Yooka-Replaylee’ (2025)

This remaster revisits the colorful collectathon with cleaner controls and camera behavior so exploration flows through bigger chains of moves. Worlds are packed with updated challenges and friendly signposting that keeps routes readable without removing secrets. It launches October 9 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Speedrun tools like ghost races and practice portals help you drill tricky sections. Accessibility toggles for motion sensitivity and button remapping make the platforming more approachable for all players.

‘Battlefield 6’ (2025)

The next entry pushes large scale combined arms with infantry, armor, and aircraft battling over ever changing sectors. Destruction alters cover and creates new paths while squad tools encourage quick flanks and revives to keep the push alive. It launches October 10 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Modes include objective focused operations and smaller tactical playlists for tight fights. Cross play and progression link platforms and the PC version offers extensive graphics and input options for competitive tuning.

‘Disgaea 7 Complete’ (2025)

This definitive version bundles the strategy RPG with all character packs and quality of life updates. Combat delivers the series trademark over the top numbers with item worlds, character reincarnation, and wild map gimmicks to exploit. It arrives October 10 on Nintendo Switch 2.

New tutorials and autosave make the grind smoother while late game content gives min maxers room to experiment with absurd builds. Portable play benefits from quick suspend and resume so short sessions still feel productive.

‘Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition’ (2025)

This enhanced release revisits the eerie world with cleaner image quality, faster loading, and refined haptics where supported. You sneak past towering figures and solve object puzzles that use sound and shadow to set tension. It launches October 10 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC.

Accessibility adds brightness guides and input assists so tricky sequences are more forgiving without losing atmosphere. Collectibles and chapter select make it easier to chase secrets after the credits.

‘Little Nightmares 3’ (2025)

This new chapter focuses on co operative escape where two characters use complementary tools to outsmart new inhabitants. Levels weave quiet stealth with short sprints and environmental riddles that ask you to coordinate steps and timing. It releases October 10 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Online and couch co op are both supported while solo mode gives your partner reliable AI prompts. Replay value comes from alternate routes, hidden rooms, and optional challenges tucked off the main path.

‘Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club’ (2025)

This family friendly puzzle adventure follows Snoopy and friends as they investigate odd events around the neighborhood. Each case plays like a short episode with clue gathering, light logic puzzles, and fun cameos from the gang. It launches October 10 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Parents can enable guided hints and larger text while kids get simple minigames that fit short sessions. Collectibles unlock strips and music tracks that celebrate the long running comic.

‘Just Dance 2026 Edition’ (2025)

The latest entry updates the song list and choreography with a focus on fitness friendly routines and party classics. Quick play puts a randomized set on stage while custom playlists help you train specific styles. It arrives October 14 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Switch 2.

Phone tracking returns for easy multiplayer and online groups make it simple to join friends for weekend sessions. Accessibility includes alternate cue visuals and lower impact variations for each routine.

‘NASCAR 25’ (2025)

The new season refines pack racing physics and tire wear so long runs demand smart throttle control. Career mode lets you climb from smaller teams to powerhouse garages with sponsor goals and rivalry systems shaping race weekends. It launches October 14 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S with PC arriving in November.

Track roster updates reflect the current schedule and online features add safety rating and clean racing incentives. Tuning options are deep but offer presets so newcomers can get on track quickly.

‘Rising Heat’ (2025)

This outer space action roguelike mixes twin stick shooting with ship builds that change dramatically between runs. Each sector throws patterns that escalate quickly so movement, cooldown timing, and smart power stacking matter. It releases October 14 on PC.

Meta progression unlocks hull frames and engine variants while weekly seeds challenge the community to optimize within fixed rules. Bosses add arena modifiers that force you to adapt rather than repeat the same approach.

‘Ball x Pit’ (2025)

This brick breaking roguelike turns paddle play into a frantic shoot em up where orbs and bullets bounce across tight arenas. Relics and weapons stack to create wild builds that can flood the screen or focus on precision control. It launches October 15 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and PC.

Runs are short and replayable with shops and risk choices between rooms. Leaderboards and daily challenges keep the meta fresh for score hunters.

‘Pokémon Legends: Z-A’ (2025)

This adventure returns to Lumiose City with a focus on free exploration and seamless encounters that let you act without loading into separate battles. You craft pokeballs, study habitats, and chart the city as it is reshaped over the course of the story. It releases October 16 on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.

Real time elements support timing based dodges and positioning that feed into capture chances and move selection. Side stories highlight neighborhoods and gym legacies so the city feels alive beyond the main quest.

‘Keeper’ (2025)

This atmospheric puzzle game tells a quiet story about memory and responsibility through rooms that respond when you observe their small details. Puzzles teach through interaction so solutions feel discovered rather than handed out. It launches October 17 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Optional hints keep the pace friendly and a chapter grid lets you replay moments to see alternate interactions. Subtle audio cues and a clean interface make it easy to focus on the scene in front of you.

‘Kokoro Kitchen’ (2025)

This restaurant management sim celebrates Asian cuisine with prep, plating, and service that feel fast but fair. You source ingredients, learn regional recipes, and balance flavor ratings with speed to earn regulars. It releases October 17 on PC.

Renovation tools let you redesign the floor for flow while staff morale and training shape peak hours. A relaxed mode removes fail states so you can cook at your own pace and enjoy the atmosphere.

‘Lumo 2’ (2025)

This sequel returns to isometric rooms full of switches, conveyors, and secret paths that reward careful movement. Each zone riffs on classic arcade and microcomputer puzzles with modern checkpoints that respect your time. It launches October 17 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Collectibles unlock developer commentary and visual filters so you can tour levels as playful history. Speedrunners get timers and restart tools baked in for practice.

‘Ninja Gaiden 4’ (2025)

A new protagonist carries the torch with blistering melee that favors mastery of cancels, spacing, and weapon swaps. Encounters encourage aggression with precise defense that turns enemy pressure into punishing counters. It releases October 20 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Chapters mix tight corridors and large arenas with platforming trials that test timing and awareness. Challenge paths and boss rematches give veterans reasons to perfect every fight.

‘Jurassic Park World Evolution 3’ (2025)

The latest park management entry deepens dinosaur behavior and visitor simulation so habitats and layout choices have visible consequences. You research, incubate, and release species while managing storms and power to keep guests safe. It launches October 21 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Campaign stories echo the film universe with guest cameos and moral choices that influence unlocks. Sandbox and challenge modes return with granular options for difficulty and economy pacing.

‘Painkiller’ (2025)

This remaster revives the cult horror shooter with fast arenas, heavy metal energy, and a toy box of wild weapons. Combat stays mobile and aggressive so mastery is about movement and rhythm rather than cover. It releases October 21 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Visual and audio updates sharpen the mood while optional aim assists and modern controls make the action more welcoming. Extra modes spotlight wave challenges and boss rush for quick sessions.

‘Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2’ (2025)

You stalk a rain soaked Seattle as a powerful vampire pulled into politics where every decision strains the Masquerade. Clans change your powers and social tools so quests can tilt toward charm, intimidation, or raw force. It launches October 21 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Combat blends melee and abilities with stealth and conversation routes often solving the same problem in different ways. Factions remember your behavior and endings reflect alliances and betrayals across the city.

‘Dispatch’ (2025)

This narrative point and click blends office comedy with low key superhero antics as you juggle support tickets for capes and masks. Each case is a puzzle with multiple solutions that nudge you toward creative problem solving rather than single answers. It releases October 22 on PS5 and PC.

Choices ripple through emails and voicemails so coworkers react to your style. Accessibility offers text scaling and color safe cues for key items and wires.

‘Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit’ (2025)

This entry goes all in on tight retro platforming with punchy controls, snarky stage themes, and secrets tucked behind breakable walls. Levels spoof classic eras while boss fights lean on pattern reads and quick adjustments. It releases October 23 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Multiple difficulty options and generous checkpoints make it friendly without losing the old school bite. Speedrun timers and hidden cartridges add replay value for completionists.

‘Bounty Star’ (2025)

This third person mecha action game pairs dusty frontier outposts with a customizable combat rig. Missions mix long range duels with close quarters brawls where heat and stamina management decide how hard you can press. It launches October 23 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Between fights you expand a homestead, craft parts, and tune the frame for mobility or armor. Story choices and upgrades shape your place in the wasteland and the way factions talk to you.

‘Double Dragon Revive’ (2025)

This modern take respects the arcade roots with side scrolling brawls, clean hit feedback, and cooperative specials. Enemy waves encourage juggling, spacing, and weapon pickups that change flow on the fly. It releases October 23 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Options include training rooms and survival ladders so you can drill moves or chase endurance records. Online and couch co op are both supported with easy drop in sessions.

‘Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault’ (Early Access) (2025)

The shopkeeping and dungeon crawling loop returns with deeper crafting and a new vault that shifts layouts nightly. You fight through rooms to gather materials then price goods and watch town trends to keep the store thriving. Early Access begins October 23 on PC.

Runs feed back into shop upgrades and new vendor relationships. Expect a visible roadmap with content updates that expand enemy sets, bosses, and store features during Early Access.

‘Persona 3 Reload’ (Switch 2 Edition) (2025)

This edition brings the modernized take on the classic RPG to the new handheld with fast loading and crisp UI. You balance daily life with dungeon nights where the calendar structure keeps decisions meaningful. It releases October 23 on Nintendo Switch 2.

Quality of life features from recent versions return along with social link improvements and accessibility settings. Portable play makes it easy to handle a few floors or a story scene during a commute.

‘Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted’ (2025)

This remastered collection celebrates the tower defense classic with refreshed visuals and quality of life upgrades. Adventure, mini games, and puzzle modes are bundled so the whole series timeline is easy to replay. It launches October 23 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and PC.

Modern features include cloud saves where supported and a streamlined interface that scales well on handheld screens. Family friendly difficulty options keep the charm while relaxing grind points.

‘The Jackbox Party Pack 11’ (2025)

Five new party games arrive with streaming friendly tools and simple phone controllers so anyone can join. The mix usually covers trivia, drawing, bluffing, and creative writing so every group finds a favorite quickly. It launches October 23 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, and iOS.

Audience participation scales sessions for larger streams and moderation tools help hosts keep things friendly. Quick tutorial prompts inside each game make onboarding painless for new players.

‘The Lonesome Guild’ (2025)

This hand drawn RPG follows a small guild of critters as they take odd jobs that slowly reveal a larger mystery. Combat is turn based with timing boosts and status play that rewards smart team composition. It releases October 23 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Exploration leans on dialogue choices and light puzzle solving while towns offer crafting and cozy side stories. Accessibility provides text options and input remapping so the adventure is easy to settle into.

‘Chicken Run: Eggstraction’ (2025)

This cooperative stealth adventure has you plan heists with the flock using distractions, disguises, and timed routes. Levels encourage teamwork and quick improvisation when patrols spot you. It releases October 24 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Solo play remains viable with helpful companion behaviors while co op supports short sessions with clear checkpoints. Collectibles unlock art and fun cosmetics that keep the tone playful.

‘Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed’ (2025)

This arcade racer turns iconic cars into a bright competitive circuit with loop de loops and boosters. Handling is immediate and forgiving so kids can jump in while drift and slipstream systems give depth for veterans. It releases October 24 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Solo cups, time trials, and online races round out the package with track variety that mixes stunt arenas and street layouts. A livery editor lets you personalize favorite cars and share presets.

‘Once Upon a Katamari’ (2025)

This new entry spreads its stages across different eras so rolling feels like flipping through a toy box of history. The core remains joyful as you grow from tiny trinkets to absurd objects while a cheerful soundtrack keeps momentum. It launches October 24 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Optional objectives and time attack routes give score chasers reasons to perfect lines. Accessibility includes camera assists and relaxed timers that let newcomers enjoy the spectacle.

‘Duet Night Abyss’ (2025)

This free to play anime action RPG centers on two intertwined heroes whose choices unlock different combat styles and story beats. Responsive dodges, aerial combos, and ranged options encourage expressive play. It releases October 28 on PC, iOS, and Android.

Cross save keeps progress synced and co op instances let friends tackle bosses together. Seasonal updates add regions and weapons so builds keep evolving.

‘Two Point Museum’ (Switch 2 Edition) (2025)

This edition brings cozy management where you design galleries, hire quirky staff, and run special exhibits that spike visitor interest. Layout and flow matter so you balance foot traffic, gift shops, and amenities. It releases October 28 on Nintendo Switch 2.

Touch support and portable play make decorating snappy while sandbox, career, and challenge modes cater to different moods. Humor stays light and approachable with silly event chains and themed guest requests.

‘The Outer Worlds 2’ (2025)

This sequel expands the satirical sci fi universe with a new colony, new crew mates, and sharper shooting. Dialogue checks and perks open alternate solutions so silver tongues, sneaks, and gunslingers all feel viable. It launches October 29 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Ship management and loadout choices add build identity while faction quests twist outcomes based on your alliances. Expect deep side quests that wander far from the main plot in classic studio fashion.

‘ARC Raiders’ (2025)

This extraction shooter drops squads into hostile zones ruled by mechanical foes. You gather intel and loot while other players can ambush you before you reach the evac. It releases October 30 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Weapons feel punchy and traversal tools help you cross open terrain quickly. Seasonal updates aim to add locations, enemy types, and gear that shift squad tactics.

‘Dragon Quest I and II HD Remake’ (2025)

These foundational RPGs return with HD 2D presentation that layers modern lighting and a clean interface over classic pixel art. The first journey sets the template while the second grows the scope with a party system and a broader world. It launches October 30 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and PC.

QoL additions include quick save, quest logs, and gentle onboarding so new players can enjoy the charm without friction. The second game adds fresh content including an underwater region filled with secrets and new foes.

‘Ire: A Prologue’ (2025)

This narrative horror slice introduces a grounded cast and a creeping threat that reveals itself through choices rather than jump scares. You explore, inspect, and decide in scenes that branch lightly toward different outcomes. It releases October 30 on PC.

Short playtime invites replays to catch details you missed while a content notice helps players plan comfort settings. Expect the prologue to seed characters and themes for a larger project.

‘Majogami’ (2025)

This action adventure sidescroller pairs fast swordplay with talisman magic that alters enemy states and opens hidden doors. Levels layer exploration and light platforming with optional trials off the main path. It releases October 30 on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.

Upgrades expand combos and add mobility options like air dashes and wall climbs. Boss encounters test pattern recognition and quick adaptation rather than pure damage races.

‘Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection’ (2025)

This multi game set curates landmark entries from the series with modern conveniences and museum extras. Local and online modes bring back classic ladders, versus play, and training tools for lab work. It releases October 30 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Rollback netcode support and input options help matches feel crisp. The gallery features art, music, and history so newcomers can see how the series evolved.

‘Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage’ (2025)

This console edition spotlights clean striking, tight defense, and movement fundamentals that reward practice. Tutorials and mission trials teach character tools before you jump into ranked play. It releases October 30 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Online features focus on stable matchmaking and room lobbies for community events. A training sandbox with frame data and record options helps players explore setups and punishes.

‘Mina the Hallower’ (2025)

This top down action adventure from the creators of Shovel Knight stars a brave little mouse who uses a whip, gadgets, and clever dodges. Levels connect through a world map with dungeons that each introduce new twists and tools. It releases October 31 on Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and PC.

Challenge options and retro visual filters let you tailor the feel from relaxed to classic tough. Hidden rooms and optional bosses give explorers plenty to uncover.

‘Tales of Xillia Remastered’ (2025)

This remaster refreshes the beloved action RPG with cleaner visuals and quality of life updates. The dual protagonist structure returns so you see the story from two perspectives with different party banter. It releases October 31 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Battle systems remain fast with link artes and quick swaps that keep fights dynamic. New players get helpful tutorials while veterans can aim for bonus challenges and optional superbosses.

Arcade style difficulty options and remappable controls make the action approachable. Extras include concept art, a boss rush, and a time attack mode for quick sessions.

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