Guide: These 11+ PS5, PS4 Games Are Coming Out Next Week (9th-15th February)

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Okay, 2026 started a little slow, but things are finally picking up on the PS5! The release schedule is getting crazy busy, and this week is packed with new games. I’m especially hyped for Yakuza Kiwami 3 and Reanimal – those are definitely at the top of my list.

Here are all the new PS5, PS4 games coming out next week.

New PS5, PS4 Games Next Week (9th-15th February)

  • Crisol: Theatre of Idols (10th February – PS5): “Crisol: Theater of Idols is a gripping first-person horror/action adventure set in the haunting world of Hispania, a nightmarish reimagining of Spain. Playing as Gabriel, a soldier who can use his own blood as a deadly weapon, you endeavor on a journey to uncover the mysterious disappearance of the Sun God.”
  • Romeo Is a Dead Man (11th February – PS5): “Take control of the protagonist Romeo Stargazer in this third person singleplayer action adventure, split into various chapters. His story is both unpredictable and littered with intense battles, interspersed with side missions to suit the player’s pace.”
  • BlazBlue Entropy Effect X (12th February – PS5): “A roguelite action game set in the BLAZBLUE universe, featuring striking 2D visuals, stylish, fast-paced combat, and precise, responsive controls. Command a line-up of unique characters from the renowned BLAZBLUE franchise and dive into an unparalleled action experience.”
  • ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard (12th February – PS5): “Use your refined painting and color-mixing skills to voluntarily solve intricate puzzles on the ChromaTec Testing Track for ChromaGun Research Purposes, Mark II — aka ChromaGun 2.”
  • Disciples: Domination (12th February – PS5): “Rule through the chaos! Fifteen years after Avyanna freed Nevendaar from the tyrannical grip of the gods, Disciples: Domination returns you to a realm hanging in the balance. In this dark fantasy strategy RPG with turn-based combat, take your place on Queen Avyanna’s throne – and attempt to hold together a crumbling kingdom.”
  • Pure Pool Pro (12th February – PS5): “Feel the peak of cue sports in Pure Pool Pro, sequel to the acclaimed Pure Pool. Experience stunning visuals at up to 8K native, high-fidelity reflections, and an enhanced physics engine tuned for lifelike spin, swerve, and shot control – delivering the most tactile, responsive, and satisfying cue sports experience yet.”
  • RIDE 6 (12th February – PS5): “RIDE 6 isn’t just about riding – it’s about who you become on your bike. It’s where passion turns into identity, and every race becomes a statement. It’s time to prove what it really means to be a rider – to yourself and to the world.”
  • Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties (12th February – PS5, PS4): “Continue the story of Kazuma Kiryu as he fights to protect those he cares about most in an extreme remake of Yakuza 3 that evolves every aspect of the beloved game.”
  • High on Life 2 (13th February – PS5): “An intergalactic conspiracy threatens the fate of humanity! Team up with a wide cast of talking alien guns as you shoot, stab, and skate your way through the exotic locales to take down the bad guys and save your favorite species (humans)!”
  • Reanimal (13th February – PS5): “The original creators of Little Nightmares & Little Nightmares™ II have returned to take you on a more terrifying journey than ever before. In this co-op horror adventure game, you play as a brother & sister who go through hell to rescue their missing friends. Exploring by boat and on land, you must use your wits to survive, work together to escape the hellish island, and the dark secret that haunts you.”
  • Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma (13th February – PS5): “Choose from one of two protagonists whose destinies are intertwined by mysterious forces. Use sacred treasures to fight against the Blight’s many forms to restore the people, and even gods, to their natural glory. Take farming further, as you’ll manage more than a plot, rebuilding entire villages and cultivating new allies and resources along the way. Explore seasonal-themed villages heavily inspired by traditional Japanese culture, each with brand-new festivals and revamped fan-favourites, as well as charming romance candidates.”

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2026-02-07 21:37