New Releases: June 12-18th, 2025

This week’s gaming lineup is as chaotic as it is colorful, with everything from rhythm roguelikes to VR horror creeping onto your favorite platforms. HoloParade: Deluxe Edition (pictured) marches onward with idol-fueled energy, while Date Everything! dares you to court household objects like clocks and fridges. Whether you’re gecko platforming, mastering rooftop parkour, or diving into the dark fantasy of Without a Voice, there’s something for everyone. Here’s the full breakdown of new titles arriving on PC and consoles this week:

PlayStation 4

Gex Trilogy (digital, $29.99)
Memory Lost (digital, $15.99)
Without a Voice (digital, $4.99)

PlayStation 5

Date Everything! (digital, $26.99)
Disney TRON: Catalyst (digital, $TBA)
Dustwind: Resistance (digital, $19.99)
FBC: Firebreak (digital, $39.99, $49.99)
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic (digital, $39.99)
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (digital, $24.99)
Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game (digital, $24.99)
Soulstone Survivors (digital, $14.99)
The Alters (digital, $34.99)
Wizard of Legend 2 (digital, $24.99)
Zombie Army VR (digital, $29.99, PS VR2)

Switch

Amber Alert (digital, $18.00)
Battle Train (digital, $19.99)
Bubble Wizard III Saga (digital, $3.99)
Call of Warzone & Fighter Aces Bundle (digital, $19.99)
Cat Cosmic Puzzle (digital, $5.99)
Clash of Weirdos – Card Carnage (digital, $2.49)
Cozy Fields (digital, $4.99)
Date Everything! (digital, $26.99)
EGGCONSOLE Revival Xanadu Easy Ver PC-9801 (digital, $7.16)
Gex Trilogy (digital, $29.99)
Higgs Boson: Puzzle Collection (digital, $4.99)
Hololive Treasure Mountain MegaPack (digital, $19.99)
HoloParade: Deluxe Edition (digital, $10.00)
Kingdom Rush Vengeance (digital, $16.99)
Korean Drone Flying Tour Namhan River (digital, $3.20)
Labyban (digital, $6.99)
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (digital, $24.99)
Make it! Sushi (digital, $8.00)
No Sun to Worship (digital, $12.99)
Out of Sight (digital, $24.99)
Prison Alone (digital, $9.99)
Re:Fresh (digital, $4.99)
Rooftops & Alleys: The Parkour Game (digital, $24.99)
Tetra’s Escape 2 (digital, $4.99)
Without a Voice (digital, $4.99)
Y. Village – The Visitors (digital, $9.99)
Zoo Merge (digital, $9.99)

Xbox One

Death Kid (digital, $7.99)
Freddy Farmer (digital, $4.79)
Gatewalkers (digital, $24.99)
Gex Trilogy (digital, $29.99)
Memory Lost (digital, $15.99)
Revival: Recolonization (digital, $23.99)
Tropical Resort Story (digital, $13.99)
Without a Voice (digital, $4.99)
Y. Village – The Visitors (digital, $9.99)

Xbox Series S/X

Disney TRON: Catalyst (digital, $TBA)
FBC: Firebreak (digital, $39.99, $49.99)
The Alters (digital, $34.99)

PC

Action Game Maker ($TBA)
Big Winner ($TBA)
Cast n Chill ($TBA)
Date Everything! ($26.99)
Disney TRON: Catalyst ($39.99, $49.99)
Ertugrul of Ulukayin ($17.99)
FBC: Firebreak ($39.99, $49.99)
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic ($39.99
Gex Trilogy ($29.99)
Godslayer Arena ($TBA)
Grimstar: Crystals are the New Oil! ($TBA)
Guntouchables ($TBA)
Hellbreak ($TBA)
Heroes of Valor ($13.49)
Idle Waters ($4.49)
Loot of Baal ($TBA)
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die ($22.49)
Love n Life: Happy Student ($TBA)
The Alters ($34.99)
Three Kingdoms Mushouden ($TBA)
Train Valley Origins ($11.95)
Ultra Mega Cats ($TBA)
Vilde ($15.99)
Wartorn ($TBA)
Zombie Army VR ($26.99)

Rob’s Pick: If I was into cooperative shooters, I’d give FBC: Firebreak a shot. Flaunting Remedy’s usually technical and artistic prowess, there’s plenty of spectacle amidst the taut, chaotic gunplay. While I didn’t get too much hands-on time with it, imagine if the cartoonishness of Ghostbusters was replaced with a steady succession of explosions and reanimated office equipment. Yes, there’s a boss made of Post-its, where every hit scatters those yellow notes around, which is a brilliant idea. Given that it perplexed most of the gaming media (maybe they weren’t subjected to cubicle culture) and doesn’t scale for soloist experience, Firebreak might be facing an uphill battle.

While I like my tower defense chaotic, I agree with Matt about Kingdom Rush Vengeance. Developer Ironhide Game Studio had a solid formula. But I just wish they’d be willing to take more chances with it.

Ryan’s pick: Recently I’ve been doing a play of RoboCop: Rogue City with a friend which has a fair amount of gore, so sticking with that theme I’m going to go with GUNTOUCHABLES. I like the premise in that you are a ‘prepper’ that has to survive as part of a group in an apocalyptic world full of mutants. Visually there’s a slight cartoonish feel to it that reminds my referential brain a bit of the visuals from Time Killers for some reason. I typically like to tackle roguelikes incrementally, so I can see myself enjoying this one slowly while hoping for some strong drops.

Matt S’ pick (editor, DigitallyDownloaded): The thing is that this week the bulk of my gaming free time will be in Magic the Gathering Arena. The Final Fantasy set just landed there (I know the physical cards have been out for a while but I only play Arena), and I have 250,000 in-game gold saved up. That’s, like, 250 packs. And the very first pack I opened I got Fat Chocobo and Tonbery. This set is very, very dangerous to me.

Meanwhile, I’m also kinda looking forward to Kingdom Rush Vengeance on the Switch. I don’t generally like playing games on my mobile, but I do like the Kingdom Rush aesthetic, and I love a good tower defence game. Now it’s going to be on a console I do enjoy. So, yay! Something to unwind with when I’m taking a break from drawing in virtual cards.