Over the past few years, PlayStation enthusiasts have had their hands full. Just glancing at 2023, gamers have had a lineup of heavy hitters like the Resident Evil 4 remake, Diablo 4, Street Fighter 6, Final Fantasy 16, and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. And 2024 is shaping up similarly with an array of titles keeping the momentum going. Sony’s ambitious roster continues to bolster the PlayStation 5’s impressive library, promising plenty more to come. Meanwhile, those still clinging to the PlayStation 4 won’t feel left out, thanks to a healthy roster of cross-gen games still making waves.
Looking ahead, there’s a lot of curiosity about what’s on the horizon for the PS5. What games are about to make a splash in stores worldwide in 2024? Which releases will dominate the scene as we move into 2025? We’ll walk you through this anticipated lineup, focusing on the most talked-about PS5 and PS4 projects and sharing their North American launch dates if they’re out.
As of November 27, 2024, we’ve updated our schedule with a slew of upcoming PlayStation 5 titles: Fly Corp, Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, Warhammer 40,000: Darktide, Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop, Love Too Easily, Railroads Online, Real Heroes: Firefighter HD, Among Ashes, Road Maintenance Simulator 2 – Winter Services, Zombie Rollerz: Pinball Heroes, Botany Manor, Masters of Light, Winning Post 10, Hitman: World of Assassination VR, Care Bears: Unlock the Magic, Moons of Darsalon, and Hunting Simulator 3.
### New Titles for PS5 & PS4 in November 2024
#### Farmagia, Dragon Quest, & More
This November might not boast as many big blockbusters as October did, yet it still holds its ground with an impressive list of releases ideal for the holiday season. Leading the way is Lego Horizon Adventures. Building off the much-celebrated Horizon Zero Dawn, this spin-off shifts the focus to puzzles in a family-friendly adventure.
For those JRPG lovers, Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake should not be missed. Square Enix is bringing this classic back to life with stunning graphics and handy quality-of-life tweaks, making its debut on November 14 a feast for the eyes and the heart. But November isn’t just about the heavyweights; there’s much excitement for smaller gems too. Titles like Nine Sols, Ravenswatch, and Neon Blood promise engaging experiences, while MXGP 24 should cater to racing sim fans.
Here’s a quick release rundown:
– November 1: Aero the Acro-Bat: Rascal Rival Revenge (PS5), Albatroz (PS5), Farmagia (PS5)
– November 4: Empire of the Ants (PS5)
– November 5: Death Note Killer Within (PS5, PS4), Let’s Sing 2025 (PS5, PS4), Hunt and Fight (PS5), Metal Slug Tactics (PS5, PS4)
– November 6: Planet Coaster 2 (PS5), Run From Mummies (PS5), SlavicPunk: Oldtimer (PS5)
– November 7: Battle Spirits CrossOver (PS5), Goat Simulator Remastered (PS5), Magical Bakery (PS5), Metro Awakening (PS5/PSVR2), Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle Remastered (PS5), River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next (PS4), Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival (PS5), Techtonica (PS5)
– Following with more throughout the rest of the month.
### December 2024 for PS5 & PS4
#### Marvel Rivals, Legacy Of Kain, & More
While December generally takes a breather with fewer releases, 2024 spices things up with some exciting entries that shouldn’t be overlooked. Even as hero shooters feel a tad overdone, Marvel Rivals stands out as a major release, thanks in part to its well-received beta.
Another mention-worthy entry is Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver, which gets a well-deserved remaster. Fans of turn-based RPGs will find Fairy Tail 2 a delightful addition, while Fantasia Neo Dimension promises to challenge with its tactical combat. UFL, a soccer game entering the free-to-play arena, is another talk of the town, and fingers are crossed for improvements when it launches fully.
Key December releases include:
– December 3: Diesel Legacy: The Brazen Age (PS5, PS4)
– December 4: Lorelei and the Laser Eyes (PS5), The Thaumaturge (PS5), Warhammer 40,000: Darktide (PS5)
– December 5: A Plague Tale Collection (PS5), Entropy Survivors (PS5), and more.
– Running through the rest of December with a host of awaited games.
### Unscheduled PS5 Games for 2024
As we all know, the gaming landscape is always shifting, so some PS5 games announced for 2024 still don’t have nailed down dates. Here’s what might be dropping:
– Expected: Aikyam (PS5), AI Limit (PS5), Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy (PS5), and more.
– Awaiting date confirmations: Death Relives (PS5), Decapolice (PS5, PS4), and various other enticing projects.
### Stepping into 2025: January to February Releases
2025 kicks off with promise. January might ride slow initially, yet it gathers momentum, hinting at several enticing titles for PS5 and PS4. Prepare for Arken Age, ideal for virtual reality fans, or dive into Freedom Wars Remastered, as it transitions from PS Vita exclusivity.
Moving into February, it could very well define 2025 with a formidable set of key releases. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 aims to entice medieval RPG enthusiasts, while Civilization 7 has been long-awaited and is shaping up as a potential 2025 standout. Similarly, Monster Hunter Wilds comes in strong, having already stirred excitement with its pre-release hype. Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii are ready to offer richly immersive experiences.
Anticipate these exciting prospects:
– February: Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter (PS5, PS4)
– February 4: Rogue Waters (PS5) and beyond, leading up to late month highlights like Monster Hunter Wilds (PS5).
### On The Horizon Post-February 2025
A lot of tantalizing projects are brewing with no exact release in sight. Heavy hitters like Death Stranding 2 and Assassin’s Creed Infinity are eagerly awaited, as are many more, with some potentially several years out.
March looks to be a fascinating month as well, with confirmed entries like:
– March 4, 2025: Two Point Museum (PS5)
– March 6: Suikoden 1 & 2 HD Remaster (PS5, PS4)
For those keeping an ear to the ground, rest assured that the PS5’s lineup only grows more exciting. With a mix of explosions from known franchises and daring new contenders, there’s much to anticipate with the years to come, from holding controllers today to the tantalizing releases of tomorrow.
