2026年10月22日多款RPG新作发售汇总

Welcome to RPGamer’s new release round-up. In this column, we look to provide our readers with details on the major RPGs released since our last update. Please note we do not currently include Early Access releases where the game is still in development. Pricing is shown in US dollars before application of any discounts, local pricing may vary.

Back to the Dawn

Platform: PlayStation 5 (previously released on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2)
Publisher: Clouded Leopard Entertainment, Spiral Up
Developer: Metal Head Games
Available: PlayStation Store
Price: $34.99

Anthropomorphic prison escape RPG Back to the Dawn sees players choose from two protagonists — reporter Thomas the Fox or undercover agent Bob the Panther — with both having their own twenty-hour storyline. The game features over a hundred quests, multiple escape routes with their own risks and rewards, and multiple endings.

Demons’ Night Fever

Platform: PC, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch
Publisher: Arc System Works
Developer: Drecom, SuperNiche
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Nintendo eShop
Price: $39.99

“Speedrun-training simulation RPG” Demons’ Night Fever follows the devil Giga Super Death, who forms a pact with a young man named Killshiro Katanaka, who despises the world. The pair set out to unleash evil on the world, with a story that features rapidly changing situations between each chapter. The game includes the Peon Exploitation System combat mechanic, which encourages players to sacrifice and resurrect their own allies. Those looking to read more about the game can check out Jordan McClain’s interview with Sohei Niikawa and impression from Anime Expo.

Duskpunk

Platform: PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch (previously released on PC)
Publisher: Clockwork Bird
Developer: Clockwork Bird
Available: PlayStation Store, Nintendo eShop
Price: $19.99

Tabletop-inspired RPG Duskpunk takes place in the steampunk city of Dredgeport and follows an ex-soldier who recently escaped death. The game is billed as taking inspiration from narrative adventure games such as Citizen Sleeper. Players are tasked with gathering friends and allies to spark revolution, with a branching narrative shaped by players’ choices. They must survive in a world consumed by war, tracking their character’s health, energy, and stress, and developing skills in their chosen field of work.

Every Day We Fight

Platform: PC
Publisher: Clockwork Bird
Developer: Clockwork Bird
Available: Steam, GOG
Price: $29.99 (60% launch discount)

Strategy RPG Every Day We Fight sees citizens on either side of an ongoing war banding together as the alien Rifters seek to harvest the world’s resources. The Rifters have caused time to freeze for most of the world, but a group of three characters has escaped that fate only to instead discover that every time they die, time resets. Players can explore the city in real-time, taking on a variety of mission types and potentially targeting secondary objective such as rescuing citizens. With every time loop, characters’ acquired experience and skills remain, with everything discovered in one loop available from the start of the next. The game had spent just over a year in Early Access.

Final Fantasy Resonance

Platform: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2
Publisher: Square Enix
Developer: Square Enix
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Nintendo eShop (Switch), Nintendo eShop (Switch 2)
Price: $49.99

Final Fantasy Resonance is a turn-based RPG based on the first story arc of mobile game Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, using Square Enix’s HD-2D graphics engine. It follows Rain, commander of the airship squadron in Grandshelt, the Kingdom of Knights, which is blessed by the power of crystals. He receives a royal decree to investigate the waning barrier of the Earth Shrine, where he encounters a mysterious man who shatters the Earth Crystal. After returning to a Grandshelt under attack by the man and managing to rescue the king, he sets out on a journey to try and protect the remaining crystals. Those looking to read more can check out Imani Jones’s review of its PlayStation 5 version.

Stupid Never Dies

Platform: PC, PlayStation 5
Publisher: Sega, GPTRACK50 Inc.
Developer: GPTRACK50 Inc.
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store
Price: $39.99 (10% launch discount)

Action RPG Stupid Never Dies set in the aftermath of the Great War, where humanity is on the brink of extinction and the world is ruled by monsters including werewolves, lizardmen, skeletons, and more. It follows bottom-rung zombie Davy, who discovers the human girl Julia frozen to death in a freezer in a shopping mall. Falling in love at first sight, he resolves to bring her back to life and, in a twist of fate, steals a meal that grants him powerful new abilities. Those looking to read more can check out Jordan McClain’s review of its PlayStation 5 version.

Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum

Platform: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch (previously released on PC)
Publisher: KOMODO
Developer: AstralShift, VisuStella
Available: PlayStation Store, Nintendo eShop
Price: $19.99 (20% launch discount on Switch)

Gothic horror RPG Pocket Mirror ~ GoldenerTraum is focused on exploration and puzzle-solving. Players control the main character, who is searching for her true identity in a bizarre and mysterious world. It features multiple endings, with the GoldenerTraum version adding a new ending, upgraded visuals, 2D animated sequences, and new features.

Vixen 357

Platform: PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch (originally released on Sega Genesis/Mega Drive)
Publisher: Shinyuden, Ratalaika Games
Developer: NCS Corporation, Extreme
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Nintendo eShop
Price: $5.99

Strategy RPG Vixen 357 was originally released in Japan in 1992. The game is set Vixen 357 is set in the year 2396, where high-mobility armored troopers called Vectors have been secretly developed to replace the previous SERD weapons. Players command Slash Unit, a group training to pilot Vectors after it is attacked by a mysterious unit. The PC and console version includes an in-game gallery, rewind and turbo functions, optional cheats, a save state function, and multiple screen filters.

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