The year 2025 promises to be a landmark year for gamers, with an extensive list of games long-awaited for consoles, PC and mobile devices. Amid the consolidation of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, the arrival of the successor to the Nintendo Switch is another novelty that is shaking up the market. In addition, a series of exclusives and remasters complete the calendar, with highlights for titles that span different genres and platforms.
To help you plan, we've rounded up the games that are set to be released between January and April, as well as some that are scheduled for the rest of the year. Check out the list and get ready to dive into epic adventures.
Releases in January
January opens the calendar with games awaited by different audiences. On the 7th, Sea Fantasy debuts on Xbox and PC, bringing an immersive experience in maritime adventures. Then, on the 9th, Sleight of Hand bets on suspense to captivate players.
The 16th will be busy, with the return of the classic Donkey Kong Country Returns HD on Nintendo Switch and the controversial Things Too Ugly, which will be released for multiple platforms including PlayStation and PC. Other highlights of the month include Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, scheduled for January 23, and the remastering of Star Wars Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles, on the same day.
February: RPGs and big sequels
RPG fans have a lot to look forward to in February. One of the most anticipated is Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, a direct sequel to the acclaimed medieval title, which arrives on the 11th. On the same day, Sid Meier's Civilization VII promises to challenge the strategists on duty.
Another important title is Assassin's Creed Shadows, scheduled for February 14th. The game promises to expand the series' universe with an immersive narrative and next-generation graphics. The month also features Monster Hunter Wilds, which premieres on the 28th, bringing new creatures and innovative mechanics.
March: Nostalgia and new concepts
March mixes nostalgia and innovation with games that promise to please different audiences. Two Point Museum, on the 4th, takes creative management to another level, while Suikoden I&II HD Remaster, scheduled for the 6th, brings back two Japanese RPG classics.
For those looking for news, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 2 arrives on the 18th, continuing the intriguing story of the first volume. On the 27th, AI Limit promises dynamic gameplay with science fiction influences.
April: New releases for PC and consoles
April starts with games aimed mainly at PC, such as Elroy and the Aliens, on the 2nd, and Detective Dotson, on the 3rd. For consoles, the highlight is Mandrake, which arrives on the 17th with a dark setting and RPG elements.
Another game that generates expectations is Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, scheduled for April 21. The title is a new entry in the fighting franchise and promises to please both veterans and new players.
Outlook for the rest of the year
In addition to the titles already confirmed, 2025 should bring surprises throughout the year, including possible releases in the second half of the year and unexpected announcements. The arrival of Nintendo's new console also promises to directly influence the market, expanding the possibilities for developers and players.
With so many options planned, 2025 is set to be an unforgettable year for the gaming industry. Whether exploring fantastic worlds or facing strategic challenges, there is something for every type of player. The fast pace of announcements and releases reinforces the importance of keeping an eye on the latest developments and, most importantly, being prepared to make the most of the new games that promise to be a landmark.