Here’s Every RPG Releasing in July 2025

June 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month for RPG fans. Whether you’re into epic fantasy adventures, sci-fi thrillers, or deep story-driven games, there’s something for everyone. From big-budget releases to indie gems, this month is packed with titles that promise hundreds of hours of exploration, battles, and unforgettable characters. Here’s a full list of every RPG launching in July 2025.

1. PATAPON 1+2 Replay (July 11)

Platforms: PC, Switch

Patapon is a rhythm-based game where you lead a cute tribe by beating drums to control their moves and attacks. Each Patapon has a special role, so you need to mix and match your squad to win battles. It’s all about timing, strategy, and marching your way to victory!

2. Edens Zero (July 15)

Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X

EDENS ZERO is a 3D action RPG based on the popular space fantasy anime by Hiro Mashima. You get to play as different characters traveling across planets, fighting strong enemies along the way. It’s a big adventure full of action and exploration in a vibrant universe.

3. Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition (July 15)

Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition takes you back to the city of Neverwinter in the world of Dungeons & Dragons. A dark power is spreading across Faerûn, destroying everything in its way. You have a powerful object that this evil force is looking for. As the Shard-Bearer, only you can stop the King of Shadows and save the land. Your choices will shape the future, and no decision is too small.

The game includes all expansions, including Mask of the Betrayer, where your character is cursed with a hunger for spirits and must journey to the Shadow Realm to find out why.

4. Sector Unknown (July 16)

Platforms: PC

Sector Unknown is a sci-fi role-playing game with a deep story. You start on a lonely planet and build a base. As you explore space, you can team up with or fight against different groups. Your main enemy is a powerful group that wants to take over the sector and use its people and resources.

5. Hell Clock (July 22)

Platforms: PC

This game mixes roguelike and action RPG styles, letting you build powerful characters with tons of loot. You’ll fight your way through challenging dungeons using crazy abilities. It’s a dark fantasy adventure inspired by Brazil’s War of Canudos.

6. Wuchang: Fallen Feathers (July 24)

Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox Series X

WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers is a dark action RPG in the style of Souls games, set during the chaotic end of China’s Ming Dynasty. You’ll battle deadly enemies and twisted monsters while uncovering the mystery behind a strange illness. It’s all about tough combat, gritty atmosphere, and ancient legends.

7. No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES (July 25)

Platforms: PC, Switch, Switch 2

Iris has been taken by aliens and wakes up on a strange UFO. She’s stuck in a weird escape game and has to find a way out. Luckily, she knows she can count on Kaname Date, a Psyncer, to help her.

8. MADO MONOGATARI: Fia and the Wondrous Academy (July 29)

Platforms: PS4, PS5, Switch, Switch 2

MADO MONOGATARI started as a series of first-person dungeon RPGs made by Compile in the 1980s and 1990s for the MSX and PC-98. It became popular for its fun characters and dungeon-crawling gameplay. The well-known puzzle game Puyo Puyo is actually a spinoff of this series.

9. The Necromancer’s Tale (Estimated July)

Platforms: PC

This is a dark, gothic RPG where you use an ancient spellbook to raise the dead and build your own army. You’ll deal with ghosts, go a little mad, and use secrets, blackmail, or charm to get your way. It’s all about playing the long game in the shadows, until it’s time to strike.

10. The Demons Told Me to Make This Game (Estimated July)

Platforms: PC

This game drops you into a demon-infested town as a ghost trapped in a time loop. You can’t do much on your own, so you possess people, whisper suggestions, and try to guide them through danger. It’s a creepy, clever mystery game where every choice and host matter.

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