Upcoming PS5 games: New PS5 games for 2024 and beyond

With plenty of exciting upcoming PS5 games to look forward to still this year in addition to a newly upgraded console on the way, it's a good time to be a PlayStation fan. 2024 has already been a fairly great year for the system, with strong releases from the start, but there's still more on the horizon.

The recent PS5 Pro reveal might have you buzzing about what Sony has in store for us in the coming months, especially for anyone looking to add the best PS5 games or PS5 Pro enhanced games to an ever-growing collection. However, with anticipated PS5 exclusives such as Infinity Nikki on the horizon, as well as a variety of additional third-party titles to look out for, these new games for 2024 are worth taking note of regardless of whether you're grabbing the PS5 Pro. And if you're looking to make use of your PSVR2 headset, there are also some upcoming PSVR 2 games to look forward to as well.

Regardless of whether you're looking to add to your growing wishlist or simply want a refresher on everything that's on the way, read on below to find a roundup of all of the upcoming PS5 games, categorized by release date order.

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Upcoming PS5 games to watch out for

2024

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake 

Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix
Release date: November 14, 2024

One of the best RPGs is getting a remake this year! That’s right, Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D is getting a fresh coat of paint and will be heading to PlayStation on November 14, 2024. Although this remake is on our list of new PS5 games, Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D originally released back in 1988, introducing the world to the masterful story of a young son on a quest to complete his father’s last mission. Expect turn based combat, memorable companions and a touching story with this one, folks! If you haven't played the Dragon Quest games yet, we highly recommend checking this title out.

Lego Horizon Adventures

Developer: Studio Gobo / Guerilla
Publisher: Sony
Release date: November 14, 2024

Aloy is heading to the Lego universe in an upcoming PS5 game, bridging the gap between a post-post apocalyptic world and the beloved brick-based toy franchise. Lego Horizon Adventures will hit the shelves later this year, bringing our fiery-haired heroine into mini-fig form, alongside all your favorite machines (and a hot dog guy for good measure). Just how well the grittier world of Horizon translates into the whimsical planes of Lego remains to be seen, but so far, this looks like a fun time.

Petit Island

Developer: Xelo Games 
Publisher: Soedesco 
Release date: November 14, 2024

Petit Island is probably the most anticipated cozy game release on our list of new PS5 games this November. I mean, just look at the artwork, how can you not fall in love with the colorful world and adorable animals on display? You’ll be playing as a young cat named Lily, who sets out to discover her Grandpaw’s memories and make a few of her own with the help of her handy journal. You’ll meet townsfolk, uncover stories and have a ton to explore. Petit Island looks like the perfect way to end the year if you fancy a more laid back gaming experience.  

Towers of Aghasba

Developer: Dreamlit Games
Publisher: Dreamlit inc.
Release date: November 19, 2024

If paragliding around Hyrule is your favorite part of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Towers of Aghasba is one to watch out for. We first caught wind of the fantasy adventure title almost five years ago, so it's a relief to hear that it's finally slated to launch in November 2024. The game sees the player traversing a strange alien planet from the skies, battling bizarre monsters and creatures while coasting above what looks to be an expansive open world.

Platform 8

Developer: KOTAKE CREATE 
Publisher: KOTAKE CREATE 
Release date: November 28, 2024

Who doesn't like a psychological horror game, especially one with tons of replay value and multiple endings to unlock? Platform 8 is an upcoming horror game based on the fear of liminal spaces and being trapped in a mind-numbing loop. During the game, you'll play as a character who is trapped in a subway carriage. It's a relatively short experience, running for about an hour for each play-through. However, with different interactions leading to different outcomes, this title promises tons of fun for spooky fans. Platform 8 is also the sequel to the highly acclaimed The Exit 8, so you can trust that your time is in good hands if you decide to pick this one up on November 28.

Fantasian Neo Dimension 

Developer: Mistwalker Corporation
Publisher: Square Enix
Release date: December 5, 2024

If you are a fan of playing the best JRPGs, then Fantasian Neo Dimension will be a great way to end the year once it comes out on December 5. From the mind behind all the best Final Fantasy games, Hironobu Sakaguchi, in this upcoming PS5 title, you will have to dive into a world where a mysterious infection is robbing humans of their emotions. With turn-based combat and unique characters this seems like a winner, and definitely one to keep on your radar.

Infinity Nikki 

Developer: Papergames 
Publisher: Papergames 
Release date: December 5, 2024

You probably wouldn’t have guessed that one of the most popular upcoming PS5 exclusives would be a dress-up game. But, with over 20 million pre-registrations already, Infinity Nikki has marked itself as the game to look out for this December. And to be fair, all the hype is well deserved in our opinion as there is way more to this title than first meets the eye. Infinity Nikki is a stunning adventure game where you must craft and find outfits with special powers in order to unlock secrets and continue exploring its fantastical world. The good news is that according to a recently released pre-order bundle on the PlayStation Store, it will be available to play on December 5, 2024. So, you better start prepping your fashionista skills now while you still can!

Marvel Rivals 

Developer: NetEase Games
Publisher: NetEase Games
Release date: December 6, 2024

If you love the MCU as well as a good shooter, then the upcoming PS5 game, Marvel Rivals, is for you. Launching on December 6 across several platforms, PS5 players will be able to play a variety of heroes and supervillains from Marvel’s impressive character roster and play 6v6 matches across various colorful maps. This is one of our most anticipated upcoming Marvel games to keep an eye on right now, and from what we’ve seen from trailers and teasers already, it looks like it's going to be a hit.

Path of Exile 2

Developer: Grinding Gear Games
Publisher: Grinding Gear Games
Release date: December 6, 2024

Originally, Path of Exile 2 was scheduled to come out into early access in November, however, the upcoming PS5 game has been delayed, so you’ll have it as an end of the year treat instead. Path of Exile 2 is a free-to-play Action RPG that let’s up to six-players adventure around the fantastically dark world of Wraeclast together. The sequel is packed with new content: there’s a new campaign, over 100 new bosses, 600 monsters and 100 distinct environments. In short, it looks like hours and hours of fun are to be had here. Path of Exile is a series that is beloved for a reason and despite it being free-to-play, it prides itself on fairness.

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1+2 remastered 

Developer: Aspyr
Publisher: Aspyr
Release date: December 10, 2024

In celebration of Soul Reaver’s 25th Anniversary, Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1+2 is being remastered and is coming to the PS5 on December 10. We got to see a brief look at the reworked game during the latest PlayStation State of Play broadcast and can confirm that the graphics are looking pretty damn sharp. So, if you haven’t played the Soul Reaver games yet or want a kick of nostalgia, this is an upcoming release we recommend checking out.

Alien: Rogue Incursion

Developer: Survios
Publisher: Survios
Release date: December 19, 2024

2024 has been the year of Alien. Not only did we get a new movie in the Xenomorph-loving franchise with Alien: Romulus, but a new Alien game was also announced, and we now get to end the year with Alien: Rogue Incursion once it releases on December 19. Rogue Incursion is a single-player horror VR game that throws you into the Alien universe. Players will have to embark on a dangerous rescue mission. As you’ve probably guessed already, you’ll end up being hunted by a hungry Xenomorph or two in the process. Honestly, we can’t wait for this one. In fact, we’ve already started rewatching all the Alien movies in order to prepare for Rogue Incursion’s release.

TBC 2024

Everywhere

Developer: In-house
Publisher: Build a Rocket Boy
Release date: TBC 2024

Everywhere is the new upcoming "multi-world" game first revealed at Gamescom Opening Night Live. Developed by Build a Rocket Boy with former Rockstar president Leslie Benzie on the project, we got a very early look at the project, which, according to the official site, "seamlessly blends gameplay, adventure, creativity and discovery in an all-new multi-world gaming experience", that's claims to redefine "how players connect with one another and with the digital world around them." Since the initial reveal was shrouded in mystery, no platforms were announced, but we assume it's set to come to PS5.

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando

Developer: In-house
Publisher: Saber Interactive
Release date: TBC 2024

If gunning down zombies in a game co-created by a horror icon sounds like your idea of a party, boy does John Carpenter's Toxic Commando have a surprise for you. We first caught wind of it at Summer Game Fest 2023, and the announcement trailer is suitably chaotic. From the spray of bullets raining down on legions of the undead to decidedly out-of-tune rendition of You Give Love a Bad Name underscoring it all, this is one horde FPS game worth keeping an eye on as we await a more concrete release date.

Little Devil Inside

Developer: Neostream Interactive
Release date: TBC 2024

Little Devil Inside first began life on Kickstarter back in 2015. Fast forward five years later and we see a debut trailer during the PS5 reveal stream with the news that it will be a timed exclusive. As an RPG with survival elements, Little Devil inside is set in the "Victorian-like" era in a semi-open world. The trailer showed off a whole host of monsters and also gave us brief glimpses of some of the combat elements and features. It was easily one of the biggest surprises of the recent showcase.

Light No Fire

Developer: Hello Games
Publisher: Hello Games
Release date: TBC 2024

No Man's Sky developer Hello Games is bringing us a new experience with Light No Fire - a survival sandbox adventure you can play with others. Set on an open-world fantasy planet that's described as being the same size as the Earth, you'll be given the freedom to explore its diverse biomes as you try to unravel its lore and mysteries. With building and survival aspects, we also saw in the reveal trailer that you can fly through the vistas on the back of a dragon, climb mountains, and even set sail across the oceans.

No Rest for the Wicked 

Developer: Moon Studios
Publisher: Private Division
Release date: TBC 2024

No Rest for the Wicked from Ori and the Blind Forest and Will of the Wisps developer Moon Studios is a new action RPG set in the year 841. You take on the role of a Cerim, who's a member of a group of mystical holy warriors with unique powers that have sword to fight back and defeat the Pestilence - a plague that has returned after 1000 years and is now spreading across the lands. The diablo-esque experience features different character builds to play around with, along with an online co-op mode that will allow you to play with up to three friends.

Wanderstop 

Developer: Ivy Road
Publisher: Annapurna Interactive
Release date: TBC 2024

Run a tea shop and farm for ingredients in this cozy upcoming PS5 game. Annapurna has a flair for delivering the quirkiest games out there, with last years' Thirsty Suitors being a prime example, and Wanderstop is carrying on that proud tradition. It's described by the developer as a narrative-rich cozy gaming experience about the simple things in life: change (the personal growth kind, we assume), and the healing powers of tea. This looks like a beautiful story-driven life and crafting sim already, so get it on your list of games to watch in 2024.

2025

Dynasty Warriors Origins 

Developer: Omega Force
Publisher: Koei Tecmo
Release date: January 17, 2025

The newest entry in the iconic Dynasty Warriors series is coming in January 2025! Dynasty Warriors Origins looks bonkers in the best kind of way, letting you smash through armies with a single strike, and cut down waves of enemies single-handedly on the battlefield. You'll get to take on the role of a nameless hero, working to conquer the Three Kingdoms alongside legendary military figures. So far, it looks like the game has just the right balance of strategy and fast-paced action. It seems like it will be heaps of fun and the perfect way to start the New Year!

Civilization 7

Developer: Firaxis Games
Publisher: 2K Games
Release date: February 11, 2025

It’s been eight years, but we’re finally getting the next installment in the Civilization series. And the good news is that there are plenty of details to dig into about the upcoming PS5 game. We know that Civilization 7 will launch consecutively on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch on February 11, 2025. During Gamescom Opening Night Live, we also got a new trailer showing us tons of exciting new features. Honestly, it looks like we have one of the new best strategy games on our hands, folks!

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Developer: Warhorse Studios
Publisher: Deep Silver
Release date: February 11, 2025

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has been a long time in the works, but Summer Games Fest gave us a new look at the stories, characters, and combat we can look forward to in the next installment. The 15th-century action RPG showed off its more comic backbone in the latest trailers, but between that quick sex-scene cutaway and the odd slightly clumsy quip, we were treated to a satisfying selection of first-person combat clips. Whether you pick up your bow and arrow or hop on your trusty steed, this looks like a raucously good time.

Assassin's Creed Shadows

Developer: Ubisoft Quebec
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release date: February 14, 2025

Formerly known as Assassin's Creed Red, Ubisoft has since confirmed that this upcoming Assassin's Creed game will be titled Shadows. Set in 16th-century Feudal Japan, Assassin's Creed Shadows will have you facing off against the Templar Order from the perspective of two playable characters – Naoe, a shinobi, and Yasuke, an African samurai with his roots in historical fact. Shadows is a return to the sprawling open-world RPG format, and it's going to be one of the biggest games of 2025.

Date Everything

Developer: Sassy Chap Games
Publisher: Team17
Release date: February 14, 2025

Sandbox dating simulator Date Everything is exactly what it says on the tin: a dating simulator where you can date everything. Through magical glasses called "dateviators," you can date 100 different characters come to life out of household objects like, for example, you bed, smoke alarm, or even the fridge. Also, all of the characters are fully voiced and feature at least three endings each. That's... a lot of dating.

Lost Records: Bloom and Rage

Developer: Don't Nod
Publisher: Don't Nod
Release date: February 18, 2025

Lost Records: Bloom and Rage is a new story-driven adventure from Life is Strange developer, Don't Nod. Set in the new "Lost Records universe", Bloom and Rage follows high school friends Swann, Nora, Autumn in a journey through time. After a summer of self-discovery together in 1995, they're said to go for 27 years without any contact with one another until fate reunites them once again. Now they have to confront why it was they promised never to speak again.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii 

Developer: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studios
Publisher: SEGA
Release date: February 28, 2025

Let’s be honest: no one expected the next Yakuza game to be set on the high seas. But we couldn’t be more excited for the swashbuckling shake-up with the upcoming PS5 game, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Set after the events of Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth, we’ll get to see fan-favorite character, Goro Majima, sporting an eye patch and having lost his memories. In typical RPG fashion, there are also side stories for us to enjoy, whacky mini-games, and Majima can jump for the first time in the series' history! We can’t wait for this one and are already replaying all the best Yakuza games in preparation for 2025.

Monster Hunter Wilds

Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Release date: February 28, 2025

Monster Hunter Wilds is said to be the next generation of the Monster Hunter series that will take full advantage of the power of the PS5. With a reveal at The Game Awards 2023, we got a glimpse of the new experience, which features a "new level of detailed creatures and ecosystems" within what looks set to be one expansive open-world setting. There's still much we don't yet know about the adventure, but it's certainly giving similar vibes to Monster Hunter World.

Two Point Museum

Developer: Two Point Studios
Publisher: SEGA
Release date: March 4, 2025

Two Point Museum is the latest game to come from Two Point Studios and will have players managing their own Museum as they design exhibits, work with experts to discover new artifacts and cater to the whims of the colorful visitors, hungry to engage in some fun history. The Two Point series has given us hit after hit (just read our Two Point Campus review if you don’t believe us). So, needless to say we can’t wait for this upcoming game. Few other series give us that perfect blend of cartoony wackiness with sleek management features and an easy-to-use UI. If you pre-order the game you can also get some Sonic items and cosmetics, so that’s a massive bonus in our books as well.

Tales of the Shire  

Developer: Wētā Workshop
Publisher: Private Division
Release date: March 25, 2025

If you have always wanted to live your best Hobbit life, and don’t want to deal with the stress of saving Middle-earth from Sauron’s evil forces, well then this new cozy game will be right up your street. Tales of the Shire will see players exploring Bywater, foraging, fishing, and cooking delicious meals for their Hobbit dinner parties. For all of us Tolkien fans who love games like Stardew Valley, this title is a dream come true. And it's releasing in March 2025, meaning you can start the year right!

Fatal Fury: City of Wolves

Developer: SNK CORPORATION
Publisher: SNK CORPORATION
Release date: April 21, 2025

It’s been roughly 26 years since we’ve had a new Fatal Fury game. However, we are finally going to pick up where we left off in Garou: Mark of the Wolves, with the upcoming PS5 fighting game, Fatal Fury: City of Wolves. While we don’t know much about the story for City of Wolves, we do know that it’s gameplay will be similar to it’s predecessor. However, we are getting a single-player mode with RPG mechanics and the return of several playable characters from the earlier Fatal Fury games. Sounds like a winner if you ask us! We’ll keep you posted as more news heads our way as we race into 2025.

TBC 2025

Atomfall

Developer: Rebellion
Publisher: Rebellion
Release date: March, 2025

Atomfall is easily one of the most exciting new PS5 games heading our way in 2025. It’s an action survival game inspired by real-life events (set five years after the 1957 Windscale nuclear disaster in Northern England). You’ll have to explore a fictional quarantine zone, craft and scavenge to survive, and uncover a host of narratives and characters along the way. According to the description on the PlayStation Store, Atomfall will have a dark mystery for us to uncover and have us interacting with cults and rogue government agencies. It sounds very cool, and honestly, like it’s the dream of every Fallout fan who wanted to experience the game in a non-US setting. Stay tuned as we wait for a firm release date.

Borderlands 4

Developer: Gearbox Software
Publisher: 2K Games
Release date: TBC 2025

Gamescom 2024 shocked the world when it announced that Borderlands 4 is on its way. That’s right, we are getting another sci-fi looter shooter, and we couldn’t be happier. The upcoming game will see us exploring new alien worlds, as we say goodbye to Pandora for now. With new lands to uncover, treasure to claim, and enemies to shoot in the head, Borderlands 4 promises to be one of the most exciting new PS5 games heading our way in 2025.

Crimson Desert

Developer: Pearl Abyss
Publisher: Pearl Abyss
Release date: TBC 2025

From the developers of Black Desert Online, Crimson Desert is an upcoming open world game that is packed with medieval action. Set on the war-torn continent of Pywel, players will take on the mercenary Macduff as they explore various settlements, take down massive bosses, and encounter mythical beasts on their journey. All the trailers and teasers that we’ve seen for Crimson Desert look fantastic, and we can’t wait to get our hands on it.

Death Stranding 2

Developer: Kojima Productions
Publisher: Sony Entertainment
Release date: TBC 2025

Kojima Productions is back with Death Stranding 2, and although Kojima is claiming that it's just a working title for now, it is a sequel to the 2019 title. The teaser trailer shown at the Game Awards 2022 featured Fragile protecting what we assume to be a toddler version of BB, a greying Sam Porter Bridges, and a ship that looked very much like the Metal Gear Rex. Concrete details right now are scarce, but we do know that the cast currently includes Norman Reedus, Léa Seydoux, Elle Fanning, Shioli Kutsuna, and Troy Baker.

Doom: The Dark Ages

Developer: id Software
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
Release date: TBC 2025

Doom: The Dark Ages, the prequel to the Doom reboot and Doom Eternal, is coming to PC and consoles in 2025. That means we have the new entry to the franchise behind some of the best shooters heading to PS5 on the day it launches, a very welcomed surprise given how Microsoft own the Doom Slayer’s next outing. Doom: The Dark Ages will take PS5 and Xbox players alike to a medieval setting complete with demon dragons and burning castles. Its unique setting makes it the ideal game for fantasy fans who also love to punish the forces of hell. Trust us; we’ll be playing this one as soon as we can.

Ghost of Yotei 

Developer: Sucker Punch
Publisher: Sony
Release date: TBC 2025

That’s right, we are finally getting a Ghost of Tsushima 2 with the upcoming PS5 game Ghost of Yotei. Set over 300 years after the events of Ghost of Tsushima in 1603; the new title will see a fresh protagonist taking the spotlight as we set out to explore a brand new region of Japan. While we don’t have an exact release date for Ghost of Yotei just yet we do know that it’s coming out sometime in 2025 and that it will be a PS5 exclusive – sorry to all you PC players!

GTA 6

Developer: In-hoise
Publisher: Rockstar Games
Release date: TBC 2025

Rockstar Games has confirmed that GTA 6 is coming to PS5 in 2025. The new Grand Theft Auto game is going to take us back to Vice City, albeit now in the present day. While the studio is yet to show off any gameplay, we do know that it'll be a crime thriller starring a new protagonist named Lucia – a criminal who is trying rehabilitate after a prison state, and survive the chaos of the sunshine state. Clear your schedules, because GTA 6 is going to be the biggest new game of 2025.

Hell is Us

Developer: Rogue Factor
Publisher: Nacon
Release date: TBC 2025

Hell is Us is an upcoming adventure game set in a war torn country that also happens to be packed with supernatural creatures. Exploration is at the heart of the new PS5 game, but there is also plenty of combat on offer to keep action fans entertained as well. We’re super intrigued about the world on display in Hell is Us. It looks pretty original, and we are curious about the underlying story behind the setting, and faceless white monsters. Hopefully we hear more news on Hell is Us soon!

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle 

Developer: MachineGames
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
Release date: TBC 2025

During Gamescom 2024, it was announced that the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle PS5 release date had been pushed back to spring 2025. Xbox and PC players can start Indy’s new adventure on December 9, 2024. While no one likes to wait, we at least know that the game is heading to PS5 and that we’ll still get the chance to face Nazis, travel the world, and solve various puzzles during our treasure-hunting exploits. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is set between Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade, so it will truly be our chance to live out our action movie fantasies once 2025 rolls around.

Judas

Developer: Ghost Story Games
Publisher: Ghost Story Games
Release date: March 2025

BioShock creator Ken Levine has finally revealed his new project - Judas. With seriously strong BioShock vibes, Judas is a single-player narrative title where you must try to escape a disintegrating starship. You must survive by either making or breaking alliances with the other people on the ship, your so-called worst enemies. You're playing as the titular Judas, who is described as "mysterious and troubled", and seemingly has powers in her left hand that she can switch out - again very Bioshock in space vibes all round.

Killing Floor 3  

Developer: Tripwire Interactive
Publisher: Tripwire Interactive
Release date: TBC 2025

Get ready to kill some ZEDs because Killing Floor 3 is making its way into early access in 2025 on the PS5. This is the latest entry to the iconic Killing Floor series and will have you and a bunch of friends heading back to Horzine as you murder waves of bio-mutants. From the gameplay trailers that we’ve seen so far, it looks like the game will be just as gory and brutal as its predecessors. However, there are new bosses, newly improved ZEDs, and tons of customizable options. It’s definitely one to keep your eyes on.

Mafia: The Old Country 

Developer: Hangar 13
Publisher: 2K
Release date: TBC 2025

Mafia: The Old Country was announced during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2024, and we couldn’t be more excited about it. Set during 1900s Sicily, the new game is based on Mafia’s origins and is taking the series back to its roots. While we don’t know a lot about it yet, we do know that it’s coming out sometime in 2025. We’ll keep you posted as more details head our way. Until then, at least we can rest easy knowing that we’ll be exploring the town of San Celeste once again.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2

Developer: The Chinese Room
Publisher: Paradox Interactive
Release date: TBC 2025

Looking for a game with a bit of extra bite? Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 puts you in the seedy underbelly of Seattle, which should suit you just fine as a vampire ready to test out your new fangs. Turned as an act of vampire terrorism during the 'Mass Embrace', you'll soon get caught up in vampire faction politics, where you're still just trying to deal with your new way of life. This is an RPG at its core, too, filled with player choices, a strong narrative, and branching dialogue options.

TBC

Assassin's Creed Hexe

Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release date: TBC

Ubisoft Montreal – the birthplace of Assassin's Creed – is working on a very different type of entry to the series. Following the release of Assassin's Creed Valhalla in 2020, the studio has been quietly working on Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe under the leadership of Watch Dogs Legion's creative director Clint Hocking. While it's thought to be in early development, an early tease suggests a far darker setting that could revolve around Europe's bloody 16th century witch trials. Sadly, there's a good chance we'll be waiting until 2025 and beyond for this one.

Assassin's Creed Infinity

Developers: Ubisoft Montreal, Ubisoft Quebec
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release date: TBC

Assassin's Creed Infinity remains one of the most mysterious projects in development at Ubisoft. This cross-studio collaboration sees Ubisoft Montreal (Assassin's Creed Valhalla) and Ubisoft Quebec (Assassin's Creed Odyssey) working more closely to shape and define the future of this long-running series. While details are light on the ground, it's expected that Assassin's Creed Infinity will act as an interactive hub, connecting players and future AC experiences into one seamless, evolving platform. Assassin's Creed Shadows will be the first game available via Infinity, so we are anticipating that it will land on November 15 as well. But, we're still waiting for firm confirmation.

Cities Skylines 2

Developer: Colossal Order
Publisher: Paradox
Release date: TBC

Cities Skylines 2 is finally coming to console after its PC launch last year, and is the long-awaited sequel to one of the most popular city builders of all time. It's bringing with it enhanced features like better road tools, public and cargo transportation, traffic AI, massive 150 tile maps per unique city, and a cinematic camera. We'll also be able to get much closer to the action than ever before, with the opportunity to follow individual citizens from birth to death in your city.

Dune Awakening

Developer: Funcom
Publisher: Funcom
Release date: TBC

Funcom is bringing us a new survival open-world MMO set in the vast landscape of the classic sci-fi setting Arrakis. Dune: Awakening is said to blend the survival game genre with a multiplayer experience as you try to live in the harsh landscapes of the planet. You'll be building shelters to weather sandstorms, looking after your stillsuit, and trying to brave the deep desertland. It'll be interesting to see how the famous setting serves as a home for an MMO experience. During Gamescom 2024, it was announced that the game is set to release in Early Access for PC players in 2025. However, we are still waiting on a PS5 release window.

Dying Light: The Beast

Developer: Techland
Publisher: Techland
Release date: TBC

Kyle Crane is making a comeback in the new game Dying Light: The Beast. Revealed during Gamescom 2024, this is the first new entry in the iconic horror franchise since 2022’s Dying Light 2. It originally started as a DLC for said game before morphing into a standalone title. From the game’s trailer, we know that players will control a super-powered Crane (who has been infected with zombie DNA) as he sets out on a quest for revenge. Currently, there is no release date for the upcoming horror game, but we suspect that it will be with us sometime in 2025. Stay tuned for updates!

Elder Scrolls 6

Developer: Bethesda Game Studios
Publisher: Bethesda
Release date: TBC

Ah, the Elder Scrolls 6. The 37-second trailer that blew the world's mind at E3 2018. The game that we know nothing about beyond this same trailer, that is in development somewhere within Bethesda Game Studios along with Starfield. Because it is so far away from release, you can bet your bottom coin that it's going to appear - at some point - on the PS5 (although hopefully not whatever the PS6 could be).

Fairgames

Developer: Haven Studios
Publisher: SIE
Release date: TBC

Haven Studios was acquired by Sony Interactive Entertainment in 2022, becoming part of the PlayStation Studios family to help lead the PS5's expanding live service initiative. The studio's debut is Fairgames, an all-new co-op experience where you'll team up with friends to go up against the corporate overloads squeezing the life out of the world. This PS5 exclusive is still in early development, but we'll be keeping a close eye on this one in the months ahead.

Marathon

Developer: Bungie
Publisher: SIE
Release date: TBC

A classic shooter is getting more than a fresh lick of paint in Bungie’s high-octane remake of Marathon. The announcement trailer seen during the PlayStation Showcase 2023 is peppered with nods to the arcade stylings of the 1994 original, this time in sleek, hyper-pigmented 4K graphics to introduce Marathon to a new generation. It’s good to see Bungie giving some love to other IPs aside from Destiny 2 and Halo, even without a confirmed release date, and it’s safe to say the trailer has whet our appetites for what lies ahead.

Marvel's Wolverine

Developer: Insomniac
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Release date: TBC

Undoubtedly one of the biggest surprises of the PlayStation September 2021 showcase came in the shape of those famous adamantium claws belonging to none other than Wolverine. Yes, a new standalone Marvel's Wolverine game is currently in development. While we're light on details for the moment, we do know Brian Horton is Wolverine's creative director, and Cameron Christian is the game director. Horton was creative director on Spider-Man Miles Morales and has also worked on games such as Tomb Raider and Rise of the Tomb Raider.

Christian previously worked on Spider-Man and Spider-Man Miles Morales, as well as other titles such as Sunset Overdrive. Insomniac revealed its goal is to "respect the DNA of what makes the character so popular, but also try to make it feel fresh" and reflect the studio's spirit.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Remake 

Developer: In-house
Publisher: Konami
Release date: TBC

It's been almost 20 years since the release of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, and its legend has only spiraled out of control in that time. Thankfully, Konami is working to introduce one of the best PS2 games to a whole new generation of players with a Metal Gear Solid 3 remake for PS5. While we're yet to get any concrete details on the expected changes or a look at any real-time gameplay, we are keen to see what steps Konami will take to modernize this exceptionally important (and incredibly strange) stealth-action game.

New Mass Effect

Developer: BioWare
Publisher: EA
Release date: TBC

It might be quite a way off release, but that isn't going to stop us being ridiculously overexcited for a brand new Mass Effect game - aka Mass Effect 5. Seemingly picking up after the events of Mass Effect 3, we'll be seeing some old faces return and some plot lines picked back up. Of course, the big question of whether Shepard will return remains, but we're ready for everything.

Phantom Blade 0

Developer: Cruel Man Studio
Publisher: S-Game
Release date: TBC

If you're a fan of samurai swashbuckling and moody feudal Japan as a setting, Phantom Blade 0 seems to be promising us both. The third person action title is yet to have a confirmed release date, but from what we've seen at the PlayStation Showcase 2023, your character has "66 days to live". What will he do with it? "Get my heart back," he responds. We don't know much else just yet, but its brooding color scheme and fast-paced melee combat seem like a dynamic blend of Gungrave GORE aesthetics with Ghost of Tsushima action, and we're already here for it.

Pragmata

Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Release date: TBC

Capcom revealed a mysterious new game called Pragmata that leaves more questions than it answers but certainly piqued a lot of interest when it was added to the upcoming PS5 games list. Described as a "thought-provoking game", the trailer shows someone in what looks like a space suit in a futuristic setting, where they encounter a young girl and holo-cat. While it won't be coming any time soon, we're certainly eager to learn more about this rather enigmatic adventure.

Project 007

Developer: IO Interactive
Publisher: IO Interactive
Release date: TBC

IO Interactive is gearing up to tell the origin story for James Bond in a brand new game currently titled Project 007. Although details are scarce, and an official name is yet to be revealed, what we do know is that it's going to be an entirely original James Bond story - so not tied to the novels or films. Hakan Abrak, CEO of IO says that it is "the most ambitious game in the history of our studio". Exciting times ahead.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake

Developer: Aspyr
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment and Lucasfilms Games
Release date: TBC

After many rumors began circulating, the latest Sony showcase confirmed that a remaster of BioWare's beloved Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is on the way, and the upcoming Star Wars game is coming to PS5. Aspyr and Sony Interactive Entertainment are working with Lucasfilm Games to rebuild the classic adventure, which promises to bring KOTOR to a new generation with "modern tech, features, visuals, and more, while maintaining the integrity of the story and characters" so many have come to love.

Sword of the Sea

Developer: Giant Squid
Publisher: TBC
Release date: TBC

Ever wondered whether Journey would be massively improved with a sword? Well, that's what Sword of the Sea looks to be offering. Developed alongside former Thatgamecompany artist, who helped shape the iconic look of indies like Flow, Flower, and Journey, this beautiful indie looks set to put a focus on exploration and free-flowing navigation, with your armament used not only for defense but hyperkinetic sand-surfing too. Sword of the Sea honestly looks like a real delight, and one we can't wait to see more of.

For more new picks, head over to our lists for all the upcoming PC games and upcoming Switch games.