Silent Hill f, Goodnight Universe and Pokémon Legends: Z-A – the largest video games for autumn 2025 | Autumn arts preview 2025

Borderlands 4

The boisterous “looter shooter” collection returns, bringing ridiculously highly effective weapons, a cool new hoverbike and an enormous planet to discover, whereas coping with the specter of a ruthless cosmic dictator often called the Timekeeper. It’s been 5 years for the reason that final instalment, and developer Gearbox has massively up to date the signature cartoon visuals to carry us the following era of sci-fi comedian e-book anarchy.
Released 12 September; PC, PS5, Xbox, Switch (3 October)

Silent Hill f

Looking to scare your self silly because the lengthy darkish nights attract? The first fully new instalment in Konami’s psychological horror collection for over a decade has been cautiously welcomed by followers – however the proof will likely be within the (extraordinarily bloody) pudding. Set in Sixties Japan, it follows high-school pupil Hinako Shimizu as her house city turns into shrouded in a dense fog crammed with freakish monsters.
25 September; PC, PS5, Xbox

EA Sports FC 26

The superlative footie simulation heads again on to the pitch, sporting a revived sport engine with an emphasis on fluid animation, tremendous good computer-controlled teammates and naturally correct up-to-date groups and gamers. Designed along side followers and professional footballers it’s a marked enchancment on final yr’s version.
26 September; PC, PS5, Switch, Xbox

Ghost of Yōtei

The sequel to acclaimed samurai journey Ghost of Tsushima takes place 300 years later within the early seventeenth century, with vengeful ronin Atsu on the path of a renegade samurai warlord and his clan. Expect one other sombre and difficult epic, combining genuine fight and leisurely exploration beneath the gorgeous and imposing Mount Yōtei.
2 October; PS5

Battlefield 6

Billed as a religious successor to the wonderful Battlefield 4, this pulverising first-person shooter is about throughout a modern-day world battle, abandoning the sci-fi shenanigans of its predecessor, Battlefield 2042. Early previews of the sport’s on-line multiplayer mode have been promising, with extremely intense battles and detailed scenic destruction.
10 October; PC, PS5, Xbox

Pokémon Legends: Z-A

If you want just a little mild in your life because the evenings darken, Nintendo and developer Game Freak have the reply, a recent instalment within the Pokémon collection, set within the French-themed Lumiose City, a peaceable place to discover in the course of the day, a hive of bold Pokémon trainers at evening. Expect the standard mix of cosiness and delicate problem.
16 October; Switch

Keeper

So few video video games nowadays provide the probability to play as a sentient lighthouse with a pleasant seabird assistant – thank goodness kooky San Francisco studio Double Fine is right here to deal with the shortfall. It guarantees an emotional story of companionship and metamorphosis, set in a legendary seaside realm.
17 October; PC, Xbox

Ninja Gaiden 4

Set in a near-future Tokyo awash with the blood of fallen warriors, the newest hack-and-slash journey from Team Ninja dials up the gore and introduces a brand new character, the younger ninja prodigy Yakumo. This is an unapologetically robust old-school brawler, designed to be performed at a lightning tempo.
21 October; PC, PS5, Xbox

Once Upon a Katamari

Created by designer and artist Keita Takahashi, the Katamari collection of surreal puzzle video games require gamers to gather a wide range of acquainted objects into enormous balls with a view to restore damaged planets. Once Upon a Katamari is the primary new instalment for 14 years, bringing an entire new era into this shiny, bizarre and humorous universe.
24 October; PC, PS5, Switch, Xbox

Goodnight Universe