A regularly updated calendar of new PS5 games in 2026, including confirmed release dates, upcoming PlayStation 5 releases, and the biggest games still to come.
Future Knight turns the ROG Xbox Ally X into a wonderfully strange retro-futuristic handheld with gorgeous LCD visuals and satisfying run-and-gun action.
Choppa: Rescue Rivals is a charming, responsive rescue game with creative tools, vibrant cel-shaded visuals, and excellent performance on ROG Xbox Ally X.
Duskfade is a gorgeous love letter to classic 3D action platformers, with excellent movement, smart exploration, and a clockwork world that is a joy to uncover.
Maru VR's systems-driven survival adventure Bootstrap Island is now available on PlayStation VR2 with platform-specific features and all major content updates.
Akatori looks beautiful and has clever boss fights, but shallow exploration, repetitive combat, and uneven handheld performance keep its promising ideas apart.
Doloc Town makes farming work brilliantly as a 2D side-scroller, mixing vertical farm building, platforming and drone combat in a strange post-apocalypse.
MineGeon: Renegades combines fast twin-stick shooting with a satisfying mining and extraction loop, but weak gadgets stop most runs from getting exciting.
Sephiria combines wonderfully smooth combat, distinct weapons and a clever artifact inventory system into one of the best roguelites I have played lately.
Turnip Mountain turns an awkward dual-stick climbing idea into a wonderfully rewarding physics platformer packed with clever obstacles and plenty of charm.
SENARA: The Sacrament builds excellent survival horror aboard a claustrophobic cult ship, but its action-heavy second half swaps tension for repetition.
Lunarium is a gorgeous action RPG with satisfying combat and clever character progression, but severe difficulty spikes and inconsistent damage undermine it.
Farlands turns Stardew Valley-style farming into a charming space adventure, but slow progression and poor tutorials bury its best ideas under hours of grind.
Denshattack! mixes Tony Hawk and Subway Surfers, pairing demanding train tricks with gorgeous Japanese levels, great music and flawless Ally X performance.
