New Release Round-Up (September 25, 2025)

Welcome to RPGamer’s new release round-up. In this column, we look to provide our readers with details on the major RPGs released this week. 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.

Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & The White Guardian

Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & The White Guardian is set in the same universe and timeline as Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy & the Polar Night Liberator, but is completely offline and has its own original story. It follows new protagonist duo Rias Eidreise, an adventurer with a talent for alchemy, and Slade Clauslyter, a young man able to open paths to alternate dimensions, as they investigate the disappearance of the residents of Hallfein on the Lantarna continent. Those looking to read more about the game can check out Matt Masem’s review or RPGamer’s interview with Head of Gust Junzo Hosoi and Team NINJA Executive Officer Yasunori Sakuda.

Cladun X3

Cladun X3 is the fourth title in the dungeon-crawling action RPG series. It is set in the miniature world of Arcanus Cella, which connects different worlds, dungeons, and eras. Players are suddenly brought to Arcanus Cella alongside a host of other villains, where they are informed they need to play a death game for the sake of world peace. The game lets players utilise six different weapon types and ten different jobs. Players can recruit custom characters for their party, with inactive members assigned to the Magic Circle system where they can power up their controlled character while also acting as a shield.

Consume Me

Coming-of-age life-sim RPG Consume Me puts players in the role of Jenny, a teenager in love entering her final year of high school. Players make scheduling decisions to try and balance the mass of options with the limited time available, solve the puzzle of meals by eating enough without eating too much, and choose what garments to equip. The game is said to feature over thirteen possible endings, though most of them are bad. Those looking to read more can check out Sam Wachter’s review of the game.

Dragon Song Tavern: Cozy & Adventurous

Dragon Song Tavern: Cozy & Adventurous is a life sim and adventure RPG. The game follows two siblings who purchase a coastal tavern in a small town, only to discover a baby dragon inside. Players help run the tavern while befriending locals, farming, and more.

Fire Emblem Shadows

Fire Emblem Shadows combines real-time tactics and social deduction. The game sees players choosing to follow the light or shadow paths. After this, three allies engage in battle, though two of them follow the light path while the third follows the shadow. The three fight together during the first battle, during which the light players must try and figure out who the traitor might be. If they guess correctly, then they gain an advantage for the second battle, where the light allies and shadow traitor face off against each other. If they don’t, then the shadow player gains an advantage.

Forsaker: DingDing & Blade

Forsaker: DingDing & Blade combines visual novel and roguelike deckbuilder gameplay. It takes place in a fantasy world inhabited by humans and Forsakers, which possess human appearances but instinctively cannibalise their own kind. Turn-based combat sees players fighting enemies with cards that have offense, defense, and support effects. Each run has randomly generated elements such as routes, events, and enemies. The game features a lazy mode that lets players skip battles and experience the game as a pure visual novel.

Hades II

Hades II is a follow-up to 2020 action RPG Hades. Both games are inspired by Greek mythology, particularly its underworld. The game takes place some time after the previous game, though no knowledge of its events will be required. Players control Melinoë, the immortal Princess of the Underworld and sister of previous protagonist Zagreus, as she faces off against the Titan Chronos’s forces. It includes cross-save functionality between its PC, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2 versions.

Out of Time

Multiplayer action roguelike Out of Time is built on the Manticore Games’s Core content-generation platform and is set after an event called the Shattering, which fuses the past, present, and future into an ever-changing battleground. The game sees survivors from across the eras gather in the last bastion of civilisation, Infinitopia. Players take on missions and venture into corrupted regions in solo and co-op, freely arming themselves with gear covering all sorts of periods and styles including medieval, prehistoric, futuristic, and more.

Relayer Advanced: Definitive Edition

Mecha tactical RPG Relayer is set in the year 2051 as humanity finds itself under invasion from an alien force called Relayer. Certain humans called Starchildren begin to discover unique powers bestowed upon them and become the only ones capable of piloting Stellar Gear, large mechs that are humanity’s sole answer to the Relayer. The Advanced version, originally released on PC before being applied as an update to its other versions, includes a number of new features and some additional content over the original game.

Romancing Saga 2: Revenge of the Seven

Romancing Saga 2: Revenge of the Seven is a full remake of Super Famicom RPG Romancing SaGa 2. The game is set in the Varennes Empire, which has an ancient legend of seven great heroes who will save the kingdoms within. However, its capital is suddenly attacked by one of the seven heroes. Leading to events that begin a multi-generational war between the empire and the seven heroes. Those looking to read more about Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven can check out Michael Apps’s review of its Nintendo Switch release.

Sales Links