Sure, 2026 has a lot to live up to, but even its first few months have plenty coming to PS5 and PS4. Better get your wishlists ready, things are about to get busy in the best way…
Arknights: Endfield | Jan 22 | PS5
If the tower defense role-playing game original didn’t quite scratch an itch, never fear. This space opera spinoff from the original Arknights keeps its strategic RPG stylings but ramps up the action and exploration in its lavish, yet hostile high-tech world. Gather resources to build and expand factories and bases and unleash flashy combos with a party of up to four in tactical real-time combat. And did I mention that one of the characters is a sunglasses wearing panda called Da Pan? Well, now you know.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin | Jan 28 | PS5
Despite its ever-ominous title, the Seven Deadly Sins series has always been a colorful RPG romp, with this latest entry reimagining its bold beginnings to tell an original story. Remaining within the fanatical world of Britannia from its manga/anime source material, you and up to five players via drop-in/out co-op can explore a massive open-world of monsters, dungeons, and a multiversal quest. Yes, that means rifts in space-time, different dimensions, and alternate timelines, to keep you on your toes.
Code Vein II | Jan 30 | PS5
Speaking of traversing timelines, fans of dystopian fantasy will feel right at home with this action RPG which tasks you to save a collapsing world across eras. With your actions as a Revenant Hunter 100 years in the past rewriting the landscape of the present, Code Vein II is a rich adventure with a customizable build system to reflect how you engage in its flashy battles and uniquely equipped partners to fight alongside you. Oh, and Code Vein veterans will be happy to know you can still drain blood from enemies to help activate special abilities.
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined | Feb 5 | PS5
If you’re anything like me, the mere mention of Dragon Quest immediately triggers its signature theme tune in your head – but that’s the perfect preface to a remake which aims to do its early 2000s PlayStation original proud. The classic tale of a fisherman’s son turned time-traveling hero has been updated, along with the addition of a well-crafted diorama visual style which makes Akira Toriyama’s iconic character designs pop off the screen. And the combat system has been improved to give you access to even more abilities and pre-emptive strikes.
Nioh 3 | Feb 6 | PS5
Team Ninja’s dark fantasy action-RPG series lets you blend samurai and ninja skills to take the fight to the powerful calamity only known as the Crucible. As samurai Tokugawa Takechiyo, the fate of Japan rests on your blade, as his jealous brother’s yokai hordes look to bring hell to humanity. You won’t just remain in the Edo period, either, as you’ll have a chance to discover the secrets of the Sengoku, Heian, and Bakumatsu eras, along with their relevant historical figures.
BlazBlue Entropy Effect X | Feb 12 | PS5
Fancy adding a bit more fight to your 2026? 91Act’s flashy roguelite platform adventure packs all the chunky, combo driven combat you expect from a BlazBlue game and slides it into the slick side-scrolling affair. Full of colorful pyrotechnics, potent power-ups, and a detailed progression system, there’s lots here to get stuck into.
Tides of Tomorrow | Feb 24 | PS5
The developers of narratively powerful procedurally-generated adventure Road 96 switches streets for seas. As part of a community of nomads called Tidewalkers, your actions shape the story in the quest to find a cure for the deadly plastification of ocean planet Elynd. But choose your actions carefully – the asynchronous multiplayer gameplay means yours and other players’ choices can affect how the world reacts to you as a Tidewalker.
No Sleep for Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files | Feb 26 | PS4, PS5
Wake up, detective, it’s time to take on a new case. Internet idol Iris Sagan has apparently been abducted by aliens, and as sleuth Kaname Date only you can help her. Set between the two previous titles in the AI: The Somnium Files series, this spin-off blends a visual novel narrative with escape room puzzles and third-person exploration sequences where you enter the dreams of potential suspects for clues.
Resident Evil Requiem | Feb 27 | PS5
We’ve all been eagerly waiting to return to Racoon City. So when Resident Evil Requiem was announced you could almost taste the collective mixture of excitement and dread. The iconic survival horror series is back for another bite, this time putting curious but wholly unprepared intelligence agent Grace Ashcroft in the middle of its blood-soaked investigation. You’ll also be slipping back into the shoes of returning RE icon Leon S. Kennedy. With the freedom to choose between first and third-person viewpoints as you play, Capcom is promising classic chills that will get right up in your face, and more than likely inside some zombie guts, too.
Marathon | March | PS5
Marathon runs will get brutal fast. Bungie’s new PvPvE extraction shooter takes place in the dark sci-fi world of Tau Ceti, where rival Runners and hostile UESC security will get between you and your high-stakes heist attempts. Tense survival FPS gameplay awaits as you scavenge abandoned colony outposts stuffed with loot, stalking solo or forging fragile, on-the-fly alliances with rival crews through proximity chat in the race to extract alive.
Never Grave: The Witch and the Curse | March 5 | PS4, PS5
Let’s get straight into it – the ‘Curse’ part of the title is actually a cursed hat that you control which has the power to possess enemies and use their abilities in this colorful 2D Metroidvania roguelike. And after you’ve used their skills for combat, puzzles, and traversal, you can wind down by rebuilding your ruined village to prepare for your next run. Why not bring three other friends along for the journey via the multiplayer mode, as well?
Coffee Talk Tokyo | March 5 | PS5
If you’ve never experienced the cozy visual novel joys of Coffee Talk, then this is the ideal opportunity to grab a cup of joe and take a seat at the strangest café on the block. Spinning off from the main series, Coffee Talk Tokyo lets you hear the stories of not only people seeking meaning, but also supernatural creatures including vampires, mermaids, and ghosts looking for a little (and mostly not literal) heart-to-heart. You can also craft beautiful latte art that will really make you feel you’re in the middle of summertime Tokyo.
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake | March 12 | PS5
Overhauling this creepy PlayStation 2 cult classic with enhancements across its visuals and audio was just the start for Koei Tecmo. This memorable survival horror’s use of the Camera Obscura to photograph objects and battle evil spirits has also been given new features, including filter switching to perform feats such as increasing your ‘shooting’ distance in combat.
Crimson Desert | March 19 | PS5
This open-world adventure has been on the lips of many since its reveal back in 2019, so those craving to test their skill and strength in the fantasy continent of Pywel haven’t long left to wait. Combat, crafting and cooking, join a variety of other activities such as fishing and mining, which means there’s plenty to give you a break from the fight against savage rival tribes, brutish monsters, and even a mechanical dragon.
Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered | March 19 | PS5
The Musoi majesty of Koei Tecmo’s tactical action series gets a glow-up in 2026, as the PlayStation 2 original returns with a modernized look, refined gameplay and UI, and content from its Dynasty Warriors 3: Xtreme Legends expansion. So you’re not just getting the finely honed and ever entertaining 1 vs 1,000 gameplay, there’s also new weapons, storylines and challenge modes to clash swords with.
007 First Light | May 27 | PS5
Hitman developer IO Interactive making a James Bond game? It’s a match made in 00-heaven. Set before the MI6 super spy gained his 007 status, this reimagined origin story aims to deliver fast cars, smooth (and at the perfect times, slow-motion) gunplay, innovative gadgets, and the ability to complete Bond’s missions in a variety of ways. Steal and sneak your way into compounds, bluff and bluster past guards, eavesdrop for intelligence, take down enemies with stealth, or maybe just let your fists fly.
Pragmata | April 24 | PS5
If you’ve had that image of an astronaut and a mysterious young girl lodged in your brain since Pragmata’s first reveal trailer, 2026 is finally your payoff. Capcom’s new sci-fi IP strands spacefarer Hugh and his android companion Diana on a cold lunar research station ruled by rogue AI, pairing Hugh’s weighty third-person shooting with Diana’s reality-bending hacks to hijack enemies and crack environmental puzzles.
Saros | April 30 | PS5
Housemarque’s been hard at work after delivering the excellent Returnal, and Saros is bringing all the qualities that have made the developer one to watch. Mysterious, otherworldly setting? Check. Fast-paced sci-fi shooting? No doubt. Although unlike Returnal, each death in Saros lets you choose and permanently upgrade your weapon and suit loadout. And there’s even more secrets about the game to be revealed…
This is just a small selection of what’s coming down the line – which early 2026 titles are you looking forward to playing?
And we’re not alone! We gathered season greetings from our talented friends and studios from across the industry. So grab a cup of cocoa and enjoy this year’s collection of holiday greetings. Cheers to 2026!
2K Games (WWE 2K25) ❅ 505 Games ❅ Acquire Corp ❅ Activision ❅ Amazon Studios (King of Meat) ❅ Amazon Studios (Throne of Liberty) ❅ Annapurna Interactive ❅ Arc System Works ❅ Arrowhead Game Studios ❅ Asobo Studio ❅ Astragon ❅ Bandai Namco Entertainment ❅ Behaviour Interactive ❅ Bend Studio ❅ Blizzard Entertainment (Diablo IV) ❅ Blizzard Entertainment (Overwatch 2) ❅ Bloober Team ❅ Bloober Team (Chronos: The New Dawn) ❅ Bluepoint Games ❅ Bokeh Game Studio ❅ Bungie ❅ Capcom ❅ Chrono Studio ❅ Clouded Leopard Entertainment ❅ Crystal Dynamics ❅ Dark Star ❅ Digital Extremes ❅ Dragami Games ❅ Enhance ❅ Enigmatrix ❅ Firaxis Games ❅ Firesprite ❅ Funcom ❅ Gearbox Software ❅ Gemdrops Inc. ❅ Gryphline ❅ Guerrilla ❅ GungHo Online Entertainment ❅ Hangar 13 ❅ HB Studios / 2K Games ❅ Housemarque ❅ Insomniac Games ❅ Inti Creates Co. ❅ Kalypso Media ❅ Klei Entertainment ❅ Koei Tecmo ❅ Konami ❅ Level 5 ❅ Media Molecule ❅ Midgar Studio ❅ Mintrocket ❅ Moon Hood ❅ Naughty Dog ❅ nDreams ❅ NetEase (Ananta) ❅ NetEase (MARVEL Rivals) ❅ NetEase (Naraka: Bladepoint) ❅ NetEase (Once Human) ❅ NetEase (Sea of Remnants) ❅ NetEase (Where Winds Meet) ❅ Nexon (The First Berserker Khazan) ❅ Nexon (The First Descendant) ❅ Nihon Falcom ❅ Nippon Ichi Software ❅ Nuverse ❅ Outerloop Games ❅ Outright Games ❅ Outright Games (Bluey: The Video Game) ❅ Pearl Abyss ❅ Pocketpair Publishing (Never Grave) ❅ Pocketpair Publishing (Palworld) ❅ Polyphony Digital ❅ Raw Fury ❅ RecRoom ❅ Red Candle Games ❅ Resolution Games ❅ Saber Interactive ❅ San Diego Studio ❅ Santa Monica Studio ❅ Sega ❅ Serenity Forge ❅ Shueisha Games ❅ SNK ❅ Spike Chunsoft ❅ Steel Wool Games ❅ Sucker Punch Productions ❅ Supermassive Games ❅ Team ASOBI ❅ Thatgamecompany ❅ The Game Bakers ❅ Tripwire Interactive ❅ Turtle Rock Studios ❅ XL Games ❅ ZA/UM ❅
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Some of the highlight from PlayStation Holiday Sale are
- PS5 Consoles: PHP 5,600 off
- DualSense Wireless Controllers: PHP 900 off
- PULSE Explore Wireless Earbud: PHP 1,700 off
- PULSE Elite Wireless Headset: PHP 1,100 off
- Discounts on PS5 titles, such as DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH, Astro Bot, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Stellar Blade
Now is the best time to have PlayStation 5, especially to play blockbusters that have come out in 2025: Monster Hunter Wilds, DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH, Ghost of Yōtei, NBA 2K26, as well as upcoming titles, like Resident Evil Requiem, SAROS, MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls and Marvel’s Wolverine.
Holiday Sale 2025 promotion starts from December 18th till December 31st, just in time for holiday gifting season, in participating retailers in the Philippines: https://www.playstation.com/en-ph/local/retailers/.
NOTE: While stocks last. Promotional price shown is available on selected PlayStation products on offer at participating retailers.
Actual price and product availability varies by retailer. Offer starts on 18.12.25 and ends on 31.12.25.
Please see below for full details of Holiday Sale 2025 in the Philippines.
| PlayStation 5 Consoles | Original SRP | Promotion SRP |
| PlayStation®5 NBA 2K26 Bundle | PHP 30,790 | PHP 25,190 |
| PlayStation®5 | PHP 30,790 | PHP 25,190 |
| PlayStation®5 console – Two DualSense™ Wireless Controllers Bundle | PHP 33,990 | PHP 28,390 |
| Peripherals | Original SRP | Promotion SRP |
| PlayStation VR2 | PHP 24,990 | PHP 19,390 |
| DualSense® wireless controller (White, Midnight Black, Cosmic Red, Nova Pink, Galactic Purple, Starlight Blue, Gray Camouflage) | PHP 4,290 | PHP 3,390 |
| DualSense® wireless controller (Volcanic Red, Cobalt Blue, Sterling Silver, Chroma Pearl, Chroma Indigo, Chroma Teal) | PHP 4,590 | PHP 3,690 |
| Pulse Elite Wireless Headset (White, Midnight Black) | PHP 8,390 | PHP 7,290 |
| Pulse Explore Wireless Earbuds (White, Midnight Black) | PHP 12,490 | PHP 10, 790 |
| DualSense Edge Wireless Controller (White, Midnight Black) | PHP 12,490 | PHP 10,790 |
| PlayStation Access Controller | PHP 5,090 | PHP 3,790 |
| Game Titles (PS5) | Original SRP | Promotion SRP |
| ASTRO BOT | PHP 2,990 | PHP 1,990 |
| Gran Turismo® 7 | PHP 3,490 | PHP 1,490 |
| God of War™ Ragnarök | PHP 3,490 | PHP 990 |
| Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 | PHP 3,490 | PHP 1,490 |
| Rise of the Ronin™ | PHP 3,490 | PHP 1,490 |
| The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered | PHP 2,490 | PHP 1,490 |
| The Last of Us™ Part I | PHP 3,490 | PHP 1,490 |
| Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut | PHP 3,490 | PHP 1,490 |
| Until Dawn | PHP 2,990 | PHP 1,490 |
| Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered | PHP 2,490 | PHP 990 |
| LEGO Horizon Adventures | PHP 1,990 | PHP 990 |
| Stellar Blade | PHP 3,490 | PHP 1,990 |
| DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH | PHP 3,490 | PHP 2,490 |
| Lost Soul Aside | PHP 2,990 | PHP 1,990 |
| Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart | PHP 3,490 | PHP 1,490 |
Debuting on PlayStation 3 in 2009, Yakuza 3 returns, revitalized with cutting-edge technology. This evolved edition brings Okinawa to life, featuring more intense battles, added cutscenes that bring depth to the story, and minigames chock-full of replay value. Kiryu’s back in the brawl, continuing the fight to protect those he holds dear.
This title also includes Dark Ties, which stars Yoshitaka Mine, Kiryu’s adversary.
Follow Mine on his journey from working as a venture company’s founder to becoming a full-fledged yakuza member. After losing everything, Mine sets off in an attempt to form a connection that would fill the void in his heart.
In Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties, you can enjoy the passionate drama of two men — “Kazuma Kiryu” and “Yoshitaka Mine” — all in one game.
STORY：When the peace is shattered,the Dragon of Dojima makes his return.
After the Omi Alliance conflict, Kazuma Kiryu leaves the Tojo Clan in Daigo Dojima’s hands and moves to Okinawa with Haruka. There, he spends his days running Morning Glory, an orphanage tied to his foster father, Shintaro Kazama.
However, a government-sponsored resort deal threatens his newfound peace.
Morning Glory is caught in the crossfire, a Tojo Clan succession dispute erupts, and a conspiracy engulfs the political world.
When the maelstrom of conflicts converges, Kiryu steps into the fray once more.
BATTLE：Fight as Kiryu in His Prime Using Two Different Battle Styles
In Yakuza 3 Kiwami, Kiryu has two fighting styles at his disposal: the Dragon of Dojima Style and Ryukyu Style.
The Dragon of Dojima Style transforms you into an unstoppable force of nature. This style has been completely revamped, boasting the most diverse moveset in the series.
The Ryukyu Style utilizes traditional Okinawan weaponry, allowing for an exhilarating and technical playstyle. Master the 8 available weapons to dish out devastating attack combos.
ADVENTURE：Revel in the Nature and Tradition of Okinawa
At the Morning Glory Orphanage in Okinawa, you can experience “Life at Morning Glory” content that lets you enjoy the daily life of Kiryu and the children.With the team battle content “Bad Boy Dragon”, you can fight alongside a local ladies’ team to protect the streets of Okinawa.
Entertainment
In Downtown Ryukyu and Kamurocho, there are plenty of ways to cut loose.
Pose for the perfect shot at the Print Club, aim for strikes in bowling, and enjoy a series of other staple minigames—including golf, darts, karaoke, UFO Catchers, gambling, and mahjong!
STORY：A Man Drawn into the Heart of the Underworld
The year is 2007.
Yoshitaka Mine is the successful founder of a startup company, but he loses everything when his colleagues stab him in the back.
Wandering aimlessly through Kamurocho, he witnesses a gruesome conflict between yakuza.
The sight of the subordinates sacrificing themselves for their boss was everything Mine had been longing for—a bond that transcended material gain. The survivor of this assault is Daigo Dojima, the sixth chairman of Japan’s largest yakuza clan.
Hoping to find such a bond himself, Mine decides to acquaint himself with Tsuyoshi Kanda, a Tojo clan lieutenant.
Witness Yoshitaka Mine’s story, from his first steps into the criminal underworld to his ascent through the ranks of the Tojo Clan.
BATTLE：Ruthless Combat
Mine wields a stylish fighting style based on shootboxing.
He waits for his foes to slip up, beating them down using a string of elegant combos. You can also freely sweep through the air to toy with your enemies.
Additionally, Dark Awakening will completely transform your moveset, allowing you to unleash a barrage of brutal strikes and a dark special move that can knock the life right out of your opponents.
ADVENTURE：Paint Kamurocho red as Mine
Kamurocho, Tokyo
The city that never sleeps; a place where greed and desire run rampant.
Visitors always find themselves captivated by the restaurants, bars, and amusement facilities that line its streets. It is home to the Nishikiyama Family offices and other key locations.
In addition, unique content such as the “Kanda Damage Control” which aims to turn Kanda into a charismatic figure, and the exclusive battle spot “Underground Fight Club” for Dark Ties, where you can enjoy battles with various rules, are also available.
Entertainment
A plethora of minigames can be found throughout Kamurocho. Watch as the typically stoic Mine takes on billiards, the batting center, darts, and other series staples! You won’t want to miss his rendition of the fan-favorite karaoke track, “”Baka Mitai!””
You can also play minigames alongside Tsuyoshi Kanda at certain venues. Prepare to discover a whole new side of Mine you’ve never seen before!
key details: Release date, specify release platforms (PS4, PS5, PS VR2)
February 12, 2026.
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The first Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha game returns after 19 years with its new-and-improved version
Remastered visuals
Enhanced combat system
Expanded demon lineup
Helpful new features at the Goumaden
Other features and quality-of-life improvements
Learn all about the game with the Principles of Raidou videos!
THE PRINCIPLES of RAIDOU｜ Battle system of Raidou
（※ATLUS Tubeの動画「ライドウの心得：ライドウのバトル・システム」がテキストリンクで入ります）
THE PRINCIPLES of RAIDOU｜ Story and Characters
（※ATLUS Tubeの動画「ライドウの心得：物語と登場人物」がテキストリンクで入ります）
Protect the Capital as a Devil Summoner in Taisho year 20
It is the 20th year of the Taisho era in Japan. As the movement toward Westernization begins to intensify, sinister beings known as demons threaten the peace and order of the Capital unbeknownst to its inhabitants. Raidou Kuzunoha XIV, a Devil Summoner who wields the power to decimate demons, is tasked with protecting the Capital from these threats.
Moonlighting as a detective apprentice at the Narumi Detective Agency, he works around the clock to solve mysterious cases linked to demons. One day, a young schoolgirl appears with a bizarre request.
The client is Kaya Daidouji, the only daughter of the prestigious Daidouji family. However, before she can explain, she is abducted by mysterious figures. Tracking her down won’t be easy for Raidou and his boss, Narumi. This mystifying abduction is about to escalate into a full-blown crisis that will put the Capital and the entire country in jeopardy.
Raidou Kuzunoha XIV
The protagonist: a calm and quiet boy in his late teens. Since taking on the name Raidou Kuzunoha XIV, he has been tasked with using his extraordinary Devil Summoner abilities to safeguard the Capital. Outwardly, he’s a student at Yumizuki High School helping out as an apprentice at Narumi Detective Agency. He leverages his position as a detective to gather information, utilizing the powers of his devil allies to solve any case involving demons swiftly. Beneath his cloak, he carries several demon-slaying tools: a sword, a gun, and multiple tubes for sealing demons.
Encounter a memorable cast of characters throughout the Capital
You’ll cross paths with a host of unique individuals as you work to crack the case, including Raidou’s feline mentor Gouto, Raidou’s boss Narumi, reporter Tae Asakura, the patriotic Major General Munakata, and the crooked Dark Summoner Rasputin. To learn more about them, visit the official website.
Read the official character profiles here
Solve a paranormal case with the help of your demon companions
As a detective, you’ll investigate various incidents in the Capital, which will require intel from not just the inhabitants, but also the demons lurking about. You can also tap into your demon allies’ Investigation Skills to help you crack cases. Read Mind allows you to hear the inner thoughts of people unwilling to provide verbal testimony and Cool Down creates new paths by freezing water. On top of that, your demons can sleuth out areas that are off-limits to Raidou.
Search for clues in the Real World and the Dark Realm
Your investigations will take you back and forth between the Capital and the Dark Realm, a nexus between the Real World and the Netherworld that is overflowing with demons. Outside of Devil Summoners and others with spiritual abilities, an ordinary person cannot enter—let alone sense—the Dark Realm. However, once in a blue moon, a demon may lure them in. In this remastered version of the Dark Realm, you’ll now be able to enter combat by making contact with demons in the field.
The Capital features a variety of areas to explore, including districts steeped in western architecture as well as traditional downtown neighborhoods. At the Narumi Detective Agency in Tsukudo-Cho, you can save, heal, and review your progress on the case. Once you’ve acquired a certain item, you’ll also be able to play a game of mahjong against Narumi or your demons.
Coordinate with your demon companions in RAIDOU Remastered’s improved combat system
RAIDOU Remastered features real-time combat where Raidou and his summonable demon allies can work together to take down foes. As Raidou, you’ll be able to string together sword and gun attacks with a range of other maneuvers.
In the original game, you could only summon one demon at a time, but in the remaster, you’ll now be able to command up to two allies just like in Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon. Your companions act independently, choosing the most appropriate action for the situation at hand or executing the commands you’ve given them. Each demon has their own unique combat skills, so it’ll be important to consider how they complement each other or fare against enemies. You can also simply deploy your favorites—even two of the same demon, if you’d like!
Harness the new MAG Drain System
Magnetite (MAG) is a form of spiritual energy used by demons to perform Combat Skills. Raidou’s light sword attacks siphon MAG from enemies, while his strong attacks deal more damage but do not replenish the party’s MAG. Being able to quickly decide which to prioritize will make all the difference! Additionally, exploiting an enemy’s weakness will stun them, allowing you to deal more damage and recover significant MAG.
Turn enemies into allies using the art of confinement
The art of confinement allows you to seal an enemy into one of Raidou’s tubes. Should you succeed, you may have the chance to strike up a conversation with them. Choose an answer they like, and they’ll provide benefits such as healing your party or boosting your stats!
Go all out with Devil’s Bane and Spirit Slash
Once you’ve got an enemy off guard, you’ll be able to perform Devil’s Bane—a technique that inflicts a massive amount of damage and steals the enemy’s MAG. Additionally, meeting certain conditions during battle will raise your Spirit. Once it’s maxed out, you can perform Spirit Slash to deliver tremendous damage to all enemies in the field.
Command over 120 demon allies!
50 new demons have been added to the remaster, bringing the total to over 120. At the Goumaden, Dr. Victor’s research facility, Raidou can fuse the demons he captures with the art of confinement into more powerful ones. On top of that, each demon belongs to a specific Order, which influences their weaknesses, skills, and fusion properties.
When performing fusion, you are able to decide which skills the new demon inherits, allowing you to create a demon that is uniquely yours. Registering your demons into the Devil Chart will allow you to summon them again at any time. With the Premium Devil Chart, you’ll be able to register multiple entries for the same demon.
Customizing demon skills
Demons possess two types of skills: Combat Skills and Passive Skills. Your allies will gain new abilities as they level up, and they can even inherit them during demon fusion. Skill books allow you to teach your demons specific skills.
Sword Alchemy and Summoner Skills
Sword Alchemy is a new feature that allows Raidou to craft new weapons by fusing blades with demonic essence at the Goumaden. Through the crafted weapons, Raidou can acquire new abilities known as Summoner Skills. The first type, Combat Skills, includes a range of powerful techniques for battle. The second type, Sword Skills, encompasses abilities that provide Raidou with passive bonuses simply by equipping them. You can change your Summoner Skills as you see fit—even mid-battle!
Tons of side content to enjoy, from side quests to post-game features
Throughout your investigation, humans and demons around the Capital may give you requests. You’ll earn rewards for completing these, so be sure to lend a helping hand when you can! Once you’ve completed the game, you’ll be able to choose the Detective Legend difficulty mode for a more challenging experience. By completing a certain quest will unlock Raiho’s fusion, a lovable Jack Frost who looks up to Raidou!
Two Chapters of Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Lone Marebito, a manga spin-off, are available now!
Register the game on SEGA Account by July 31 to receive in-game items!
SEGA Account, an online profile service that gives you access to a host of benefits when playing SEGA and ATLUS titles and using their online services, is running a limited-time promotion where those who register the game can receive the Survival Pack Light Gear DLC for free! Be sure to register for SEGA Account by July 31 to claim a gift code for these items! If you’ve already got an account, you’re welcome to pick up a code too!
Free DLC
・Survival Pack Light Gear
Soma x2
Survival Erudition x5
※ Soma can be obtained in-game even without this additional content.
※ Survival Erudition is an item exclusive to the additional content. It prevents Raidou’s death once and fully restores his HP. However, on the “Sleuth” mode, Raidou and his demon allies cannot die, so this item cannot be used. Please use it on other difficulty mode.
※For details on how to obtain the item, please refer to the in-game “Detective Journal”
Wednesday, May 21, 2025 – Thursday, July 31, 2025 at 23:59 (JST)
Thursday, June 19, 2025 – Thursday, July 31, 2025 at 23:59 (JST)
How to Receive a Gift Code
1. Register to SEGA Account and link a platform.
2. Visit the Free Gift Code Promotion website on or after June 19, 2025.
3. Use your SEGA Account information to log in and select the platform you’d like to receive the
bonus on.
4. Claim your code on the gift code website.
「SEGA Account」Registration Campaing
Free Gift Code Promotion website
Helpful DLC item bundles available at launch!
When the game launches tomorrow, the PlayStation®Store will offer a host of items to aid you in your investigations. The Kuzunoha Village Trainings, Demons of the Aril Rift, Guest Demons Pack, Skill Book Pack, and Survival Pack DLC can be purchased individually or at a special bargain price through the Devil Summoner Ultimate Bundle. Demonic Designations: Summoner Titles and A Special Briefing will be free for all players.
Kuzunoha Village Trainings
＜Contents＞
Offers three ways to train that allow you to increase your EXP, money, and stats quickly.
Demons of the Aril Rift
＜Contents＞
Introduces a special Trial of a Hundred Demons to the game. Clearing it lets you unlock 4 unique Skill Books that can power up your demons.
Guest Demons Pack
＜Contents＞
Adds fan-favorite demons from the Shin Megami Tensei series to the game. Includes:
Fionn mac Cumhaill of the Pyro Order, Artemis of the Frost Order, Zeus of the Volt Order, Huang Long of the Wind Order, Gozuki of the Fury Order, Mezuki of the Fury Order.
Skill Book Pack
＜Contents＞
Gives you a selection of powerful Skill Books, which can be used to teach new abilities to your demons.
Survival Pack
＜Contents＞
Provides you with a set of items that revives Raidou when he falls in battle, Renki a valuable item for Sword Alchemy and more.
Ultimate DLC Bundle
＜Contents＞
A special set that includes the 5 DLC products above at a great value.
A Special Briefing
＜Contents＞
Get additional entries to your Detective Journal that shed new light on the case’s true culprits.
(Not recommended for players who have yet to finish the main story.)
Demonic Designations: Summoner Titles
＜Contents＞
Adds 10 new titles for Raidou to equip.These titles were carefully selected from user-submitted suggestions on various social media platforms as part of a contest.
※ Release Date: July 3
※ New submissions for the contest are no longer being accepted.
Early Purchase Bonus—Raidou Glasses. See Raidou through a new lens—with Taisho era-styled glasses!
The Raidou Glasses, a cosmetic DLC item that spruces up Raidou’s appearance, will be bundled with the physical and digital versions of the game as a limited-time bonus. Physical copies will contain the bonus while supplies last. For digital copies, however, you must pre-order the game to receive the Raidou Glasses. Make sure you pre-order by 23:59 June 18!
Get a deal on the base game and the 5 DLC add-ons by picking up the Digital Deluxe Edition!
The Digital Deluxe Edition will also be available at launch. Save on the base game, the Guest Demons Pack, Demons of the Aril Rift, Kuzunoha Village Trainings, Skill Book Pack, and Survival Pack by picking it up!
RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army DX Pack
＜Contents＞
PS5/PS4 Version of RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army Base Gmae
5 Additional contents
Additional content “Kuzunoha Village Trainings”
Additional content “Demons of the Aril Rift”
Additional content “Guest Demons Pack”
Additional content “Skill Book Pack”
Additional content “Survival Pack”
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RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army
・Publisher ：SEGA
・Platforms：PlayStation 5 / PlayStation 4
・Genre： Action RPG
・Release Date: Coming June 19, 2025 (Thu)
・Number of Player ：1 person
・CERO：C
※ Owners of a PS4® disc copy can download digital PS5® version of this game at no extra cost
※ Players with a physical copy of the PS4 version can download the digital copy of the PS5 version by inserting the disc into their PS5. Without a disc drive, you won’t be able to receive a free digital copy of the PS5 version.
※ Digital version of this game entitles you to download both the digital PS4® version and the digital PS5® version.
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Official Website for RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army
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Lizardcube, the studio behind the critically acclaimed Streets of Rage IV (2020), return to breathe life into Joe Musashi’s latest quest for vengeance with their iconic art style.
Recently, we had the chance to sit down and play two stages ahead of the game’s launch, and found ourselves immediately captivated by the art style, fluid controls, and fast-paced combat system. In our latest blog, we break down what makes the game so enjoyable and how it captures the essence of being a ninja.
Journey through a stylistic dystopian world
A paramilitary faction known as ENE Corp seizes territories across the world, decimating their defenses in little time. Only one threat to their dominion remains: the Oboro Clan, led by the legendary Joe Musashi.
Ruse, the mastermind behind ENE Corp, takes matters into his own hands and launches a devastating attack on Oboro Village. Joe Musashi, upon finding his village burned to the ground and his clan turned to stone, sets off on a quest for vengeance, ready to face an unparalleled evil.
Joe Musashi
The protagonist. Head of the Oboro Clan, a tribe of ninjas that has protected peace from within the shadows for generations. Though he’s a man of few words, his clan puts their utmost trust in him.
Lord Ruse
The mastermind behind paramilitary organization ENE Corp. He commands his troops with callous tact and an iron fist. Fearing the might of the Oboro Clan, he sets in motion a plan to eliminate them once and for all.
Your journey will see you traverse through a variety of stages, from neon-lit cityscapes and military strongholds to the top of a speeding freight train and more. The game’s hand-drawn aesthetic pulls you into a world that feels as if it were lifted straight from a comic book. They’re so gorgeous that you’ll want to stop and admire the visuals.
In your quest for vengeance, you’ll need to harness new skills, uncover hidden paths, and use your wit and skill to overcome the obstacles in your way.
Stage Overview 1: Oboro Village
On a training excursion to Oboro Village, Musashi and his students encounter rival ninjas and discover that the village is under attack. You’ll need to master jumping, dodging, Ninpo, and other fundamental fighting moves as you rush towards the goal.
It’s really easy to get lost in learning the basics, but make sure you step back and soak in the beauty of the world. You can see how much attention and care went into every little detail, like the mist surrounding the plains and bamboo trees or the sunlight streaming through the treetops.
Once you pass the halfway point, you’ll come across the smoldering ashes of the village and a ninja estate rigged with traps. Some sections may seem unpassable at first glance, but if you look carefully and get creative with your ninja skills, you’ll find ways to get around!
Stage Overview 2: Lantern Festival
Upon learning that ENE Corp may be operating in the shadows of a lakeside festival, Joe Musashi wastes no time in giving chase.
To kick this stage off, you’ll have to traverse a path of wooden planks and wrecked ships to get across the lake. Linger too long and they’ll sink, sending you to a watery grave. This is a challenging stage that requires you to stay on the move, leaping from platform to platform as you vanquish foes along the way.
Once you arrive at the village, you’ll be greeted by the sight of fireworks and lanterns shaped like dragons, tigers, and other creatures. However, there’s no time to admire the view. The stage will keep on scrolling along, so you’ll need to take to the skies and stay one step ahead. Take advantage of your surroundings and use double jump and aerial dash to help you maneuver across the area.
Master the way of the shinobi with Ninpo and powerful Ninjutsu
It’s impossible to talk about SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance without mentioning its fast-paced, hard-hitting combat system. In addition to katana- and shuriken-based techniques, you also have an array of Ninjutsu and Ninpo at your disposal. Beautifully rendered in smooth, fluid animation, every attack is intuitive and easy to execute.
Of course, there’s more to the game than simply mashing buttons. You’ll need to adapt to various situations using the skills in your toolkit. Getting accustomed to combos will help you clear stages quicker, so once you get the hang of it, try developing your own combos and polishing up your playstyle. Aside from basic commands, you can also perform the following maneuvers:
Ningi
Ningi are helpful abilities that can be performed by entering special commands and have no limitations. You can obtain new Ningi by progressing through the story or visiting the shop.
The Cannon Punch, which can be unlocked in the demo, deals heavy damage to armor, making it possible to hurt enemies who are impervious to regular attacks. Once you’ve broken their guard, you can follow up with a combo to deal even more damage. When you get your hands on the full version of the game, try it out in battle! The Cannon Punch can also destroy Yokai Barriers, opening up new paths for you to explore!
Shinobi Execution
Enemies have an Execution Gauge which is the white bar beneath their health bar. Inflicting damage on them will fill it up. Once it’s maxed out, you’ll see an icon appear above them, marking them for Execution. Perform a Shinobi Execution to finish them off instantly.
Defeating an enemy with this move nets you additional loot, and if your attack kills multiple enemies, you’ll earn even more bonus rewards. Mastering Shinobi Executions takes practice, but once you understand their damage output and how to pull them off effectively, there’s honestly no better feeling than getting to wipe out all your enemies on-screen with it.
Ninpo
Ninpo are special attacks that can be executed once your green gauge is maxed out. You can fill up the gauge by attacking enemies. In the demo, Fire Ninpo lets you breathe fire, dealing damage to enemies in front of you, while Water Ninpo puts you in a defensive stance where you’ll perform a powerful counter on any enemy attacking you.
Water Ninpo is only usable under specific conditions, but if performed successfully, it’ll boost your Execution Gauge and deal heavy damage to armored foes. Mastering it will turn it into a powerful tool in your arsenal!
Ninjutsu
Defeating enemies and collecting the red Rage Orbs that they drop will charge up your Rage Gauge (the bar surrounding Joe’s portrait). Once it’s fully charged, you’ll be able to cast Ninjutsu, powerful full-screen attacks.
Karyu, for example, engulfs the entire screen in flames, dealing tremendous damage to all enemies. When used against large swarms of enemies, you’ll achieve an astonishingly high hit count. However, unlike other moves, Ninjutsu have a drawback in that they need time to charge up, so play conservatively and unleash them when the time is right.
Collect Oboro Relics to attain upgrades and new gear
Each stage features a shop run by a yokai where you can upgrade your health and stats or purchase new Ningi and Ninpo. To help the store thrive, however, you’ll need to find Oboro Relics—five of which are hidden in each stage. By giving these items to the shopkeeper, they’ll be able to expand their wares, allowing you to purchase new Ningi, Ninpo, and other items.
Items in the store can be purchased with the gold you obtain from defeating enemies. Powerful Ningi and Ninpo can be expensive, so to build up your funds more efficiently, try using Shinobi Executions to quickly decimate your foes. If you’re stuck on a stage or a boss is giving you trouble, you can always backtrack and defeat more enemies for gold. That will allow you to learn new Ningi and boost your stats, better preparing you for the trials ahead.
Pre-orders for the Digital Deluxe Edition available now
Pick up the Digital Deluxe Edition to get the base game, a Starter Pack filled with in-game items, the SEGA Villains Stage (releasing early 2026) which features bosses based on iconic SEGA villains, the Digital Artbook, and a soundtrack! Plus, if you pre-order the game, you’ll be allowed to play the game 3 days early!
Digital Deluxe Edition
＜Contents＞
■Base Game
■Starter Pack (Ghost Outfit, Medic Lite Amulet, and In-Game Currency)
■SEGA Villains Stage (Coming Early 2026)
■Digital Artbook and Soundtrack
■Product Information
SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance
Publisher：SEGA
Platform：PlayStation 5 / PlayStation 4
Genre：Action Platformer
Release Date：August 29, 2025 (Fri)
Players：1
*The PlayStation 4 version is only available digitally.
(C)SEGA
]]>Before we press start on a new year, we’ve gathered some season’s greetings from our talented friends and colleagues from across the industry.
Cheers to all the memories to come in 2025!
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The recently released First Trailer showcases the six beautiful girls featured in the game, their intimate interactions, and heartwarming date scenes – all packed with charm into this unforgettable adventure.
Additionally, we have announced a collaboration with the popular illustrator “Yom.” In the Digital Deluxe Edition, players can enjoy costumes designed by Yom, and special episodes. To celebrate the release of this title, we have also unveiled original illustrations of Misaki and Nanami.
Experience true romance and a thrilling sense of closeness!
As the boss on the Venus Islands, where summer is everlasting, you will interact with the girls you encounter there. Your story with the girls will unfold based on the choices you make, resulting in a variety of outcomes. The heart-fluttering sensation caused by casual gestures, the thrill felt as you draw closer to your love interest, the worry about which girl to choose… Are you ready to experience true romance on the islands of everlasting summer?
The following are the 6 girls featured in this title.
・Misaki, the shy part-time staff, always by your side.
・Honoka, the comforting laid-back schoolgirl with a secret.
・Tamaki, the tempting mature and sexy beauty.
・Fiona, the love-struck naive princess.
・Nanami, the natural cool beauty that effortlessly draws attention.
・Elise, the strict yet cool and beautiful supervisor.
A wonderful romance awaits you at the Venus Islands.
Having multiple interactions with each of the girls will sometimes get you invited on dates. Gorgeous, vivid visuals and fully-voiced animations will make each date an enjoyable experience, as if the two of you are in your own world. The smiling face of a carefree girl, her profile as she watches the ocean waves in the evening, her eyes as she looks shyly up at you—each of these random moments can be photographed by you during your dates! Remember to keep your absolute favorite photograph as a memento of your date.
More information will become available on the official website and on our social media channels. Please follow us for upcoming announcements!
Platform PlayStation®5/PlayStation®4
Genre Immersive Romantic Adventure
Release Date March 6th, 2025
©KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD./KOEI TECMO TAIWAN CO., LTD. All rights reserved.
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Sale refreshes at 23:59 Asia local time on 10 April and some deals will be replaced by new offers. Sale ends on 24 April at 23:59 Asia local time. Certain deals end before 24 April. Check PlayStation Store for details of individual deals.
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Cheers to another great year of gaming in 2024!
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