PlayStation 5 owners have 18 new games to watch between July 28 and July 31, 2026. The biggest release is Halo: Campaign Evolved, but the week also brings classic RPGs, management games, shooters, cozy adventures, and several smaller titles.
The releases listed below are scheduled for PS5. Most arrive on July 30, creating a particularly busy day for anyone planning their next download or purchase.
PS5 games releasing from July 28 to July 31
- Gothic Classic — July 28: The classic RPG returns with its Nameless Hero in the world of Myrtana. Players can expect a journey through the award-winning role-playing adventure that helped influence the genre.
- Halo: Campaign Evolved — July 28: This remake revisits the original Halo: Combat Evolved campaign with updated visuals, revised cinematics, refreshed controls, and a new three-mission adventure starring Master Chief and Sgt. Johnson. It also features more weapons, vehicles, enemies, and optional Skulls that alter how combat plays.
- Mistfall Hunter — July 29: The gods have fallen, and a substance called Gyldenmist is spreading across the world. After being revived by a mysterious girl named Dew, players must gather Gyldenblood and work to repair the shattered Web of Fate.
- The King Is Watching — July 29: This strategy game puts the kingdom’s progress under the ruler’s gaze. Fields, mines, and barracks only keep working when the king is looking at them, so expanding that field of view becomes central to managing the realm.
- Blue Reflection Quartet — July 30: The collection brings together four stories from the Blue Reflection series. Its narratives focus on the emotions and relationships of female students, with character design and series supervision from illustrator Mel Kishida.
- Dungeon Antiqua — July 30: This dungeon-crawling RPG uses pixel art and chiptune music inspired by the 1980s and 1990s.
- Leafy Corner — July 30: Players run a plant shop, growing, selling, and caring for houseplants while building the store they want.
- Mechaconda — July 30: Take control of the titular mechanical snake and battle Dr. EVIL’s robotic army in an arcade-style action game.
- Kusan: City of Wolves — July 30: This top-down shooter takes place in a neon-lit city overwhelmed by violence and corruption.
- Shard Squad — July 30: Players assemble a team of elemental creatures, defeat bosses to recruit new members, and combine their traits to unlock extra abilities while surviving enemy hordes.
- Turnip Mountain — July 30: This climbing adventure gives each hand its own control. Reaching the summit means managing momentum while gripping walls, swinging from ropes, and launching across gaps.
- Truxton Extreme — July 30: The shoot-’em-up sends players against waves of alien invaders with weapons including the Power Shot, Truxton Beam, Thunder Laser, Homing Shot, and Star-mine Shot. Giant bosses stand between the player and humanity’s survival.
- Verho – Curse of Faces — July 30: This dark RPG draws from the King’s Field tradition. After the Era of Solitude, masks are the only defense against the Curse of Faces, and the journey leads to Yariv in search of the plague’s source.
- Voidtrain — July 30: Players become engineers stranded in the mysterious Void. They can build and improve a train, craft weapons, fight hostile creatures, and survive alone or with friends.
- Volcano Princess — July 30: This parenting-simulation RPG follows the task of preparing a future monarch. Hobbies, combat training, and relationships with citizens all affect the daughter’s future and the fate of her empire.
- PAW Patrol: Dino World — July 31: Rex needs help on Dino Island, where frightened dinosaurs are running loose and Mayor Humdinger is causing trouble. Players assist the PAW Patrol in returning the dinosaurs to their families.
- The Relic: First Guardian — July 31: The destruction of a great relic has left Arsilthus in ruins. Players take on the role of a guardian investigating the relics, fragments carrying the emotions and wishes of people who lived before.
- Waterpark Simulator — July 31: Build and operate a waterpark by designing slides, managing staff, customizing the grounds, and sending guests flying through ragdoll-based attractions.
Halo: Campaign Evolved is the week’s clear headliner, but the July 30 group gives PS5 players plenty of variety. From a pixel-art dungeon crawl to a plant shop and a chaotic waterpark, there is a little bit of everything in this release schedule.
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