Prime Video’s hit series The Boys is officially leveling up with its first video game adaptation, The Boys: Trigger Warning, slated for release in 2026.
The Fans are quite excited about it as well!
Developed by Brazilian studio ARVORE in partnership with Sony Pictures Virtual Reality, the title brings fans straight into the chaos of Vought International. Players will team up with The Boys on high-stakes missions, putting them “on the front lines of the war against Supes,” as revealed in the announcement.
Several familiar faces from the series are set to return.
Laz Alonsoreprises his role as Mother’s Milk
Colby Minifieis back as Ashley Barrett
J. Byrnereturns as Adam Bourke
And Jensen Acklesjoins as a darker, game-exclusive version of Soldier Boy
According to ARVORE founder Ricardo Justus, the project was built closely with the show’s writers and cast. He shared that their goal was to create a game that truly captures the show’s signature edge, humour, and brutal energy, boosted by ARVORE’s immersive tech.
Based on the popular comic, The Boys explores a world where superheroes are powerful celebrities who often misuse their abilities—while the ragtag team known as The Boys fights to expose and take them down.
The series, which premiered in 2019, is heading toward its grand finale with Season 5 releasing on April 8, 2026, followed by weekly episodes until May 20.
Meanwhile, the new VR game is already up for pre-order on Meta Quest and available to wishlist on the PlayStation Store. Fans can expect the same wild satire, chaos, and explosive action that define the universe of The Boys.
November 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting months in the history of gaming. Now you might ask why? We have lined up great games for you, from long-awaited sequels to bold new IPs, here are some of the standout titles which will be dominating the entire November 2025.
So, let us checkout what are those:
Call of Duty: Blackout Protocol
Platform: PS6, Xbox Infinity, PC Release Date: November 8, 2025
This legendary franchise returns with a darker as well as more tactical approach. Because Blackout Protocol now introduces:
Squad-based missions
Destructible environments
And an upgraded warzone experience
AI-powered enemy soldiers adapt in real time which is giving players a new level of challenge. In short, this installment is a must-play for gamers.
Platform: Nintendo Switch 2 Release Date: November 14, 2025
Nintendo reinvents the Zelda formula yet again with Shattered Realms, a stunning open-world adventure where dimensions collide. Players shift between parallel versions of Hyrule, each with unique puzzles, climates, and characters. The art style blends classic cel-shading with next-gen lighting, creating one of the most visually striking Zelda entries ever.
Where Winds Meet
Platform: PC, PS6, Xbox Series
Release Date: November 18, 2025
Where Winds Meet brings back that classic wuxia (martial-arts fantasy) vibe but upgrades everything with next-gen graphics and super-smooth combat. The game throws you into a massive open world inspired by ancient China, packed with wandering swordsmen, mystical creatures, and political chaos.
You can LITERALLY roam freely:
Climb mountains
Glide across lakes
Sneak through forests
Or challenge masters in 1v1 duels
The coolest part is the freedom: you can play as a:
Healer
Awarrior
Ascholar
Or even a wandering musician who fights with rhythm-based attacks.
The world reacts to your choices too. Help a village, betray a clan, join a sect, or go fully rogue the story bends around your decisions. With its cinematic visuals and fluid martial-arts movement, Where Winds Meet is shaping up to be one of the most stylish and immersive open-world action RPGs of the year.
Frostborne 2: Rise of the North
Platform: All Major Platforms Release Date: November 22, 2025
The beloved survival-strategy hybrid returns with deeper base management, larger maps, and brutal new weather systems powered by real-time climate simulation. Players lead a tribe across frozen frontiers, battling rival clans and mythical creatures awakened by the long winter. If you enjoy strategy, survival mechanics, and Norse-inspired fantasy, this is a must-download.
Starfall Odyssey is an entirely new intellectual property from the creators of No Man’s Sky. The game is an amalgamation of exploration, settlement building, and unparalleled, seamless cooperative multiplayer gameplay. The game is set in a handcrafted star cluster. Early previews from the gaming community praise the game for its emotional and atmospheric storytelling, comprising of deep and atmospheric music. The game is unlike others in that the star cluster contains multiple planets having developer-embedded emotional narratives, partnered with a deep and fulfilling gameplay loop. Early reviews have raved about the freedom offered to players throughout gameplay.
Wrapping Up…
November 2025 is fully packed with something for every kind of gamer. So, what are you waiting for?
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Fans have waited years to step back into the brutal, monster-ridden world of The Continent. CD Projekt RED has officially confirmed The Witcher IV, but the studio has kept one thing tightly under wraps: its release date.
Release Status…
The Witcher IV was first revealed at The Game Awards 2024which is signaling the start of a major new chapter for the franchise. Yet, despite the fanfare, no specific launch date has been shared.
What we do know is that the earliest possible launch window begins after December 31, 2026, with most projections pointing toward 2027 or later, based on the studio’s own investor disclosures and production timelines.
And now…
The storyline…
The Witcher IV moves the spotlight from Geralt of Rivia to Ciri & his adopted daughter, destiny-touched prodigy, and now the narrative centrepiece of a brand-new trilogy.
This opens a thematic door to legacy storytelling, character agency, and the emotional evolution of a franchise which has long balanced personal stakes with world-altering conflicts. The reveal trailer teases Ciri taking on a contract in a remote village haunted by a monster, offering a grounded introduction to her life as an independent Witcher.
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Bottom Line
While the official “The Witcher IV release date” remains unannounced, the game is shaping up to be a landmark entry for the franchise and a teaching moment for the next generation of creators!
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We know that fans of the Far Cry 6 series are eagerly waiting for the next chapter but the thing is, there is no official release date for Far Cry 7. In fact, reports suggest the game has been internally delayed into 2026 by the developer Ubisoft.
What We Know So Far
Codename: Project Blackbird.
Engine shift: The series is reportedly moving from the longstanding Dunia engine to a newer technology (Snowdrop).
Setting & story (rumoured): The game may be set on a fictitious island or near the Korean peninsula, with the protagonist’s family kidnapped by a cult‑like faction. The player may have a time‑limit mission (72 in‑game hours) to rescue them.
Gameplay tweaks: Sources suggest new movement mechanics such as tactical sprinting, sliding and jumping, plus an enhanced inventory/loot system.
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Bottom Line…
While the Far Cry 7 release date remains TBA, the game is shaping up to be a major milestone in the series. For the students, budding developers and designers — this upcoming title offers a rich case study in how big‑budget games innovate on engine, narrative, mechanics and production.
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This year IGDC is entering its 17th edition, that will be happening in Chennai and honestly, the whole Indian gaming scene is buzzing.
The India Game Developer Conference (IGDC) returns from 5–7 November 2025 at the Chennai Trade Centre.
This three-day meet where game devs, artists, publishers, students and investors all come together to learn, show work as well as to make deals.
What can you expect?
IGDC is not just mere talks but it is like an entire festival for game people. Expect:
the main expo floor busy with energetic peeps
indie showcases,
the India Game Awards,
business matchmaking (I/P Connect),
hands-on workshops,
and community tracks like Indie 40 and BYOG (bring your own game)
There will be sessions for every role:
Artist,
Programmers
Designers
Audio folks
Producers
And business teams
So, If you are looking to network, pick up hiring leads, or show your prototype, IGDC is where that happens.
Speakers you can look out for…
Organizers have already listed a mix of industry veterans, studio leads as well as interesting voices on the roster. But a few names which caught our attention as well as highlighted for 2025 include:
Ahmed Khan(Art Director / AKSOA)
Aman Bohra(Senior Developer — Emerging Tech & XR, DJXLabs)
Andsurprisingly, the author Amish Tripathi
There are many more speakers who are from Indian studios as well as international partners across art, design, engineering and business tracks. If a particular session matters to you, check the agenda and book early.
Who’s backing IGDC?
Big industry names are sponsoring and showing up. IGDC 2025 lists major backers including:
Nazara Technologiesas a platinum partner
KRAFTONamong the diamond sponsors
Global service firms like Keywords Studios are also participating on the expo floor.
All about “Tickets, crowd and vibe”…
IGDC LITERALLY draws several thousand attendees like, a mix of indie devs, studio teams, students and publishers, so the vibe will be energetic and a little hectic in the best way. To know more about the tickets, agenda as well as exhibitors lists are available on the official site which you can also check them out! And if you want to attend panels or workshops, peep the agenda and lock in your tickets soon.
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Few more months and then we will be welcoming 2026 and like the previous years, ou r gaming calendar is LITERALLY packed with new game releases for PC as well as console. Kicking things off early this month is Ghost of Yotei, a slice of samurai action which you will only find on PS5 consoles–for now–while Microsoft’s big releases include Keeper and The Outer Worlds 2. Not to be outdone, Nintendo is dropping Pokemon Legends: Z-A and is releasing its Super Mario Galaxy games from purgatory.
In short we can say that, the year just wouldn’t feel right without a Ubisoft game encouraging you to get off your couch and move to the groove of chart-topping hits that will make you feel old.
So, without much delay, let us check out the rest of the 2025 gaming calendar!
Ghost of Yotei
Release date: October 2
Platforms: PS5
The indirect sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, Ghost of Yotei is built on the feudal Japanese foundation of its predecessor so that it can give players a brand-new story of revenge which will be featuring a different protagonist and set hundreds of years after the first game, developer Sucker Punch is aiming to evolve the experience with a flexible combat system and a land that doesn’t feel bogged down by your typical open-world monotony. With free multiplayer DLC coming next year, Ghost of Yotei is shaping up to be a sharp sequel to one of the best PlayStation games.
Super Mario Galaxy & Super Mario Galaxy 2
Release date: October 2
Platforms: Switch 2, Switch
Super Mario Galaxy as well as Super Mario Galaxy 2 are still considered to be two of the best 3D Mario games be it for nostalgia it holds for 90’s kids or the game itself. Anyways, and they’re finally ready to make their mark on the Switch 2 console. If you already own the games for Switch, you can expect a free upgrade for Switch 2 with performance improvements. Nintendo will also be selling a physical copy of Rosalina’s storybook and new Amiibo figures.
With this re-release being part of Super Mario’s 40th Anniversary celebrations, it looks like these games are arriving just in time for when The Super Mario Galaxy Movie which is scheduled to premiere in the theaters in April 2026.
Battlefield 6
Release date: October 10
Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
EA’s big FPS franchise is LITERALLY back and obviously the gamers are way too happy!!! Why? Because this time, it looks like Battlefield 6 is returning to the roots of the famed military shooter series. By that we mean, Open betas which will be highlighting the destruction-based gameplay that helped to position Battlefield 6 as a solid Call of Duty alternative this year, and the game will also receive a battle royale mode some time after launch. So, Battlefield 6 lovers, you need to keep some patience!!!
Pokemon Legends: Z-A
Release date: October 16
Platforms: Switch 2, Switch
For 30 years, Pokemon games have largely stuck to a foundation of turn-based battling, but Pokemon Legends: Z-A looks set to shake that standard up with their bold new gameplay decisions. Not only has it inherited similar Pokemon-catching mechanics from Pokemon Legends: Arceus, but battles have been reinvented as well. The game also takes place in a version of Lumiose City which has been completely renovated for a super grand battle royale, and along with that with Mega Evolutions returning as well, this new Pokemon game looks like a fresh and have an exciting chapter in the franchise.
Jurassic World Evolution 3
Release date: October 21
Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
A new entry in the (Jurassic) park-management game series, Jurassic World Evolution 3 will be giving you the tools which you need to create a theme park inhabited by genetically modified dinosaurs who once walked the Earth 65 million years ago. Developer Frontier Developments did run into a spot of controversy after it confirmed which it had used generative AI for scientist portraits in the game, but following fan backlash, those images have been replaced with real art by real people. Fans of the Jurassic Park series won’t just get more than 80 dinosaur species to raise and exhibit, as there will also be new terrain-editing tools to help you fine-tune your attraction.
Digimon Story: Time Stranger
Release date: October 3
Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
Digimon is making its grand return but with a turn-based, digital-monster-collecting RPG this month, and after spending some time with it, writer Jess Reyes had a few positive things to say about the game’s new-and-improved battle system and its monster-raising elements. If you’d like to give it a spin before you commit to buying it, you can grab a Digimon Story: Time Stranger demo on PC via Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Little Nightmares 3
Release date: October 10
Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch 2, Switch
Little Nightmares 3 again follows two friends as they attempt to escape their nightmarish world, and like the previous games, this “3quel” also has many spooky environments as well as creepy monsters which are looking at YOU to thwart your plans. What makes this new entry in the series different from other story is that it adds co-op to the macabre adventure, allowing two players to share their terror together. Well, we already know “sharing is scaring, after all”.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection
Release date: October 30
Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch 2, Switch
Retro fighting game loves, you can look forward to Mortal Kombat’s classic arcade games and home console ports when the Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection bicycle-kicks its way onto PC and console this month.
The interesting thing is that this bundle offers 11 standalone Mortal Kombat games and it also comes with a look behind the curtain at how they were made. Digital Eclipse has put together new interviews and has gathered archival content for this release so that they can create a Mortal Kombat time capsule. The PlayStation-era spin-offs Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero and Mortal Kombat Special Forces are also included here, where you might think why? It is because it is giving the franchise fans a chance to revisit two infamous games that have been unavailable for decades on PC and newer consoles, mostly because they are bad.
Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake
Release date: October 30
Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, Switch
Classic JRPGs has been given to a new HD-2D coat of paint, Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake is also enhanced with a few new quality-of-life features to make playing these landmark games a little easier in the modern era. To complete the Erdrick trilogy which you can also grab Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake when it launches on November 14.
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2
Release date: October 21
Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
One of the BEST thing is that the most anticipated sequels are finally being released, Fewww. That includes Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, a game which has had a rocky development cycle and multiple delays. Developer “The Chinese Room”who took over the project from Hardsuit Labs, they are aiming to create an action-RPG will be making the players feel like a powerful member of Seattle’s vampire society. Following the controversy of having two of the game’s vampire clans–Lasombra and Toreador–paywalled, the studio has announced that both of them will be available at launch, giving players the option to align with one of 6 distinctive clans.
Wrapping Up…
October 2025 is fully packed with something for every kind of gamer. So, what are you waiting for? Play the games and for more freshly brewed content about the AVGC and entertainment industry, keep following SCOPE “your go-to source for the latest updates”!
Insomniac Games, the studio behind the acclaimed Marvel’s Spider-Man series, is preparing to unleash another PlayStation exclusive that’s already generating buzz. Marvel’s Wolverine, slated for release in 2025, promises a brutal and emotional experience unlike any other superhero title on PS5.
A Darker Vision of Wolverine
Set in Madripoor, a crime-ridden city pulled straight from X-Men comics, the game leans heavily into Logan’s raw, conflicted persona. The neon-soaked streets, rain-slick alleys, and lawless energy of the city mirror Wolverine’s own inner turmoil. This isn’t a lighthearted superhero romp-this is a journey through rage, trauma, and survival.
Brutal Combat Meets Stealth
The combat in Marvel’s Wolverine is designed to be visceral and unforgiving. Logan doesn’t rely on flashy moves or polished choreography: his claws rip, tear, and deliver bone-crunching finishers. Every strike feels heavy, violent, and cinematic.
But it’s not all about raw aggression. Stealth gameplay is a key feature, allowing players to stalk enemies in the shadows before striking with lethal precision. Whether you choose to sneak or go loud, the game makes survival—not spectacle—the heart of every fight.
Unlike Spider-Man’s quippy, acrobatic heroics, Wolverine’s story dives into darker territory. Haunted by his violent past, Logan’s journey will challenge players with moral conflict and emotional weight. Insomniac’s storytelling style ensures that every decision, every wound, and every choice leaves a mark.
The slower pace of exploration and combat allows players to step into Logan’s shoes, not just as a superhero, but as a vulnerable character battling his own demons.
Next-Gen Power on PS5
As a PlayStation 5 exclusive, Marvel’s Wolverine is being built to showcase the console’s full capabilities. Expect lightning-fast load times, ray-traced environments, and immersive DualSense haptic feedback that makes every slash, strike, and raindrop feel tangible. From neon-lit streets to gritty close-quarters combat, this game is shaping up to be a true next-gen showcase.
Why It Stands Out
What makes Marvel’s Wolverine truly unique is its refusal to fit the traditional superhero mold. It doesn’t lean on humor, aerial acrobatics, or invincibility. Instead, it embraces vulnerability, brutality, and raw emotion, offering a fresh and mature perspective on Marvel’s iconic anti-hero.
There’s no official release date yet, but with Spider-Man 2 now in the rearview, Insomniac has shifted focus to Wolverine. Fans eager to stay updated can:
Follow Insomniac Games’ official channels
Join online communities for Easter eggs and theories
Keep an eye out for preorder announcements on the PlayStation Store
Final Thoughts
Marvel’s Wolverine is more than just another superhero game—it’s a redefinition of the genre. With its blend of brutal combat, emotional storytelling, and next-gen polish, this PS5 exclusive is shaping up to be one of 2025’s most anticipated releases.
India’s online gaming industry has just witnessed its biggest shake-up yet. On August 22, 2025, the government officially passed the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, a law that will reshape how millions of Indians interact with digital games. While the Bill bans money-based online games, it also lays the foundation for India to become a global hub for e-sports and educational gaming.
Why the Bill Was Introduced
Over the past decade, online gaming in India exploded—fantasy cricket apps, rummy platforms, and poker sites drew in millions of players. But along with growth came rising concerns: gambling addiction, financial losses, and misleading advertising. The government’s response has been decisive—a complete prohibition on real-money games, regardless of whether they’re skill-based or chance-based.
In simple terms: apps like Dream11, MPL, PokerBaazi, and WinZO can no longer operate their cash-based models in India. Banks and payment gateways are also barred from processing such transactions.
Banned: Fantasy sports, rummy, poker, betting, and any game involving monetary stakes.
Not Banned: Casual gaming, cultural or educational quizzes, and social games that don’t involve money.
Promoted:E-sports, now officially recognized as a sport, with plans for training academies, research centres, and government-backed support.
The Act also makes it illegal to advertise money-based games. Violators face fines up to ₹50 lakh and possible jail terms. For companies, the penalties are even steeper—up to 3 years in prison and ₹1 crore in fines.
Industry Impact
The fallout has been immediate. Popular platforms suspended operations, assuring users that wallet balances can be withdrawn. Startups that once thrived in the fantasy gaming space are now facing massive layoffs—MPL announced plans to cut nearly 60% of its Indian workforce, while Dream11 reported revenue losses of up to 95%. Even the cricket board, BCCI, lost Dream11 as a key sponsor ahead of the Asia Cup.
Unsurprisingly, the Bill has sparked legal challenges. Skill-based platforms like A23 have petitioned the courts, arguing that lumping rummy or poker with gambling is unconstitutional. But for now, the ban stands.
While money-based games take a backseat, the government is betting big on e-sports. By formally recognizing it as a sport, the Bill opens the door for official leagues, scholarships, and career pathways. This is a major boost for young gamers who want to go professional, and for India’s ambition to join the global e-sports economy.
There’s also a push for educational and cultural games. Imagine learning history through interactive storytelling, or practicing coding through gamified apps. The government hopes to channel India’s digital talent into building games that entertain, educate, and inspire.
The Road Ahead
The new law is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it addresses public health concerns around gambling and addiction. On the other, it disrupts a multi-billion-dollar startup ecosystem, putting jobs and investments at risk. The real test lies in how quickly the promised regulatory authority is set up and how well the industry adapts.
For Indian gamers, this is both an ending and a beginning. Money games may be gone, but e-sports, educational gaming, and creative innovation are about to level up.
Video games change constantly. On one day, people are talking about the latest release but the next day it’s a distant memory. Yet, some games never fade away, but instead they create an impact on the gamer. Dota 2 is among the rare gems. It’s more than just a game, it’s an emotional experience and a stage for the world, and for many people, a way to live.
The thing that makes this story more unique is the way it got its start. Dota 2 wasn’t born in an enormous studio with a huge budget. It was actually an unassuming mod made by fans of Warcraft III, named Defense of the Ancients. In the early days, nobody would have imagined that what was a small community effort could turn into a global gaming phenomenon. Valve noticed the spark and made it an entirely separate game back in the year 2013. From then on, Dota 2 became the game that established esports as a genre.
The concept behind Dota 2 sounds straightforward: two teams with five players. The goal is to destroy the rival team’s Ancient before they take theirs. Simple, right? But ask anyone who’s played the game, and they’ll inform you it’s difficult to master. With over 120 unique heroes, each with distinct skills and playstyles, no two games are ever the same. The game requires cooperation, quick thinking and sometimes strong nerves. A mistake could result in losing the game but a single, smart move can transform a dire circumstance into a memorable victory. This mix of frenzied and brilliant is what keeps players engaged for many years.
If Dota 2 is the titan, The International is its shining crown. This world championship every year is the most prestigious ever esports competition. with prize money that have surpassed an astounding 40 million dollars It’s not all about money. It’s about pride, history and glory. Fans from all over the world tune in to see the top teams fight for supremacy. For the players who win, taking home The International isn’t just a trophy, it’s a way to be immortalized in the world of sports.
Here’s the thing that is what makes Dota 2 truly timeless–it isn’t only about big tournaments. It’s about players, the artists, the fans and strategists, the meme-makers and those who dream to keep the game thriving every day. From fan art that is creative to guides that are based on feedback from the community to custom-designed cosmetics excitement never stops. Valve constantly adds new characters or updates. But it’s the passion of the community that makes the game have its life force.
In an industry where the majority of games have a great time for a few months before disappearing, Dota 2 has stood for more than 10 years. It’s more than just an instructor of patience, strategy and resiliency. It could be challenging, frustrating and excite you at the same time.
That’s the beauty that is Dota 2. If you’re just a novice or an experienced pro the game always offers something new. This is the reason why, in all the years, it’s still the enduring giant of esports, alive, active, and inspiring players all over the world.
2025 has already been a blockbuster year for gaming — the arrival of the Nintendo Switch 2, massive hits like Monster Hunter Wilds, and indie gems winning hearts across the globe.
While July brought a few standouts (Donkey Kong Bananza being the big one), August is shaping up to be an exciting month filled with long-awaited sequels, legendary remasters, and bold new IPs. From anime-inspired brawlers to atmospheric adventures, here’s your ultimate guide to this month’s most anticipated releases.
August 1 – Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles 2
Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch
The saga continues! Relive Tanjiro’s journey through the Entertainment District, Swordsmith Village, and Hashira Training arcs in this arena-fighting sequel from CyberConnect2. Expect stunning anime-accurate visuals and thrilling, high-speed combat.
August 7 – Gradius Origins
Platform: PC
Seven classic arcade shooters — including Gradius 3 AM Show on console for the first time — bundled with modern perks like save states, rewind, and Invincible Mode. A nostalgia trip with a training mode for speedrunners and an art gallery for retro fans.
Platforms: PC, Switch
The cult rail-shooter returns with remastered visuals, new modes, and reworked sound. Step back into the shoes of a secret agent and blast your way through hordes of zombies.
August 7 – Tiny Bookshop
Platform: PC
Slow down, breathe, and run your own travelling bookstore. Stock shelves, choose picturesque spots to set up shop, and befriend the locals in this cozy, story-driven sim.
August 8 – Mafia: The Old Country
Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC
A prequel set in 1900s Sicily, following Enzo Favara’s rise in the Torrisi crime family. Classic Mafia storytelling meets open-world gameplay.
August 14 – Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War – Definitive Edition
Platform: PC
A visual upgrade of the legendary RTS with improved lighting, textures, and all expansions in one mod-friendly package.
August 14 – Madden NFL 26
Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, PC
The NFL giant makes its debut on the Switch 2. Same Madden action, fresh platform.
August 14 – Drag X Drive
Platform: Switch 2
3v3 wheelchair basketball with Joy-Con-based wheel controls. A unique spin on sports gaming.
August 14 – Midnight Murder Club
Platforms: PC, PS5
A tense FPS set in total darkness, where sound and light are your only allies. Full launch after early access.
August 19 – Delta Force
Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X|S
The free-to-play tactical shooter lands on consoles with Operators, DLC, and large-scale battles.
August 19 – Sword of the Sea
Platforms: PC, PS5
Surf a blade through an atmospheric world to restore a lost ocean. From the makers of Abzû and The Pathless.
August 20 – Black Myth: Wukong
Platform: Xbox Series X|S
The mythical Soulslike arrives on Xbox after selling over 25 million copies on PS5 and PC.
Platform: Xbox Series X|S
Chaotic co-op alien warfare meets satirical sci-fi. Bring democracy… and explosives.
August 26 – Gears of War: Reloaded
Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
The original Gears remastered with modern controls, 4K visuals, and all DLC — now also on PlayStation.
August 27 – Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar
Platforms: PC, Switch 2, Switch
A remake of the DS classic, blending farming, commerce, and village life in a charming package.
August 28 – Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater
Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
The iconic stealth-action masterpiece rebuilt in Unreal Engine 5, with enhanced visuals, updated controls, and battle damage effects.
August 28 – Destiny: Rising
Platforms: iOS, Android
A mobile prequel to Destiny, featuring story missions, strikes, PvP, and PvE.
August 28 – Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World
Platform: Switch 2
Enhanced visuals, performance upgrades, and a new expansion for the pink puffball’s 3D adventure.
August 29 – Shinobi: Art of Vengeance
Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch
The 2D ninja legend returns after nearly three decades, from the studio behind Streets of Rage 4.
August 29 – Lost Soul Aside
Platforms: PC, PS5
A stunning, fast-paced action RPG a decade in the making, born from Sony’s China Hero Project.
August TBC – The Rogue Prince of Persia
Platform: PC
A roguelike twist on the Prince of Persia legacy, blending parkour combat with Dead Cells-style gameplay.
August TBC – Is This Seat Taken?
Platforms: PC, Switch, iOS, Android
A quirky puzzle game about the art (and stress) of seating arrangements.
Wrapping Up…
From high-octane shooters and retro revivals to cozy sims and cinematic remakes, August 2025 is fully packed with something for every kind of gamer. Whether you are into high drama, heartwarming storytelling, or pure competitive chaos, your backlog is about to grow… fast.
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