New Release Round-Up (October 15, 2026)
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.
Astral Ascent
Publisher: MP2 Games
Developer: Hibernian Workshop
Available: Nintendo eShop
Price: $24.99 (free upgrade from Switch version)
2D roguelite Astral Ascent is set in a modern fantasy world. It sees players controlling one of four different heroes as they attempt to escape from the Garden, an astral prison guarded by twelve bosses known as the Zodiacs. As players get stronger from their runs they will learn more about the story and characters. The game features full English voice-overs as well as two-player local co-op.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse
Publisher: Konami
Developer: Konami, Evil Empire
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Nintendo eShop
Price: $29.99
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse is the latest entry in the long-running series. The game is set two decades after the events of Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse and Castlevania: Curse of Darkness, following vampire hunter Trevor Belmont and his daughter Rose after medieval Paris is overrun by demonic creatures. Those looking to read more can check out Ryan Costa’s review of its PC version.
Deep Dish Dungeon
Publisher: Raw Fury
Developer: Behold Studios
Available: Steam, Xbox Store
Price: $14.99 (15% launch discount on Steam)
Dungeon-crawler Deep Dish Dungeon sees up to three players adventure through a dungeon filled with puzzles and dangers. Players gather resources with which they can craft tools and cook meals to bolster their strength at their camping site. As players progress, they will unlock new secrets and recipes. The game is playable solo or with up to two other players.
Enshrouded
Publisher: Keen Games
Developer: Keen Games
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store
Price: $39.99 (10% launch discount)
Co-op survival RPG Enshrouded sees players awaken in the open world of Embervale as the “Flameborn”, the last hope of an ancient civilisation whose people have been driven to madness and controlled by the Shroud. The game features single-player as well as co-op for up to sixteen players, including dedicated server options. It had been in Early Access for around two and a half years. An Xbox Series X|S version is currently planned for release in spring 2027.
Frosthaven
Publisher: Arc Games
Developer: Snapshot Games
Available: Steam, Epic Games Store
Price: $39.99 (30% launch discount on Steam)
Frosthaven is a fantasy tactical RPG based on the board game of the same name and a spiritual successor to Gloomhaven. It sees players using action and movement cards that work together with cards held by their teammates. Players also build up their outpost, building and upgrading structures that unlock new features and mechanics.
Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea
Publisher: Natsume
Developer: Natsume
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Nintendo eShop
Price: $49.99 ($59.99 on Switch 2, $10 upgrade pack available)
Farming sim Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea is set in the land of Teradea, which is covered by the mist of the Forest of Echoes. Players control a character raised in Bloomfield Village, who sets out with their best friend on a mission to tame the wolves that appear at night. Their mission soon leads to them helping the land’s Guardian Spirits to revitalise Teradea. Players will visit various locations including the port village of Tidewind, the mining village of Quarrytop, and the once-thriving town of Maplehill.
Tales of Eternia Remastered
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Developer: Bandai Namco, TOSE
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Nintendo eShop (Switch), Nintendo eShop (Switch 2)
Price: $29.99
Tales of Eternia originally released for PlayStation in Japan in 2000, and in North America in 2001 under the title Tales of Destiny 2 (not to be confused with the actual sequel to Tales of Destiny). It received a PlayStation Portable port in 2005 in Japan, which was released in Europe in 2006, but not in North America. The game is set across two divided worlds, Inferia and Celestia. It follows Reid Hershel and childhood friend Faran Oersted, who encounter a mysterious girl who speaks an unknown language and soon learn a catastrophic collision between the two worlds is approaching.
The Witch’s Bakery
Publisher: Silver Lining Interactive
Developer: Sunny Lab
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Nintendo eShop (Switch), Nintendo eShop (Switch 2)
Price: $19.99 (10% launch discount)
2D adventure sim RPG The Witch’s Bakery puts players in control of Lunne, a witch who has newly arrived in Paris to open up a bakery. Her special power allows her to see into people’s hearts and heal emotions through magic. Each day is split into three phases: daytime sees Lunne manage her bakery and serve customers alongside her friends; evening sees her explore Paris while building relationships, uncovering secrets, and helping heal her friends’ hearts; and night sees Lunne rest, improve her magic, and decorate her bakery. The game will also be available on iOS and Android through the Crunchyroll Game Vault.
Valor Mortis
Publisher: Lyrical Games
Developer: One More Level
Available: Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store
Price: $39.99
Action RPG Valor Mortis is billed as combining brutal, methodical combat; Metroidvania-inspired levels; and a narrative shrouded in horror and conspiracy taking place in an alternate Napoleonic Wars. The game follows William Dowsett, an English soldier who volunteered for Napoleon’s grand army, who wakes up on a battlefield with no memory. He is forced to choose between the competing voices of Napoleon (voiced by Vincent Cassel) and a mysterious rebel fighter called the Shrike.
Zenonia
Publisher: Com2uS
Developer: CFK
Available: Nintendo eShop
Price: $9.99 (20% launch discount)
Zenonia, aka Zenonia 1: Unraveling Memories, follows a young man named Regret, whose origins are unknown and who sets out to find the reason for the death of his adoptive father. The game was originally released under Com2uS’s previous name of Gamevil for mobile phones in Korea in 2008 before coming to iOS in 2009 and Android in 2010. It also received a DSiWare release on Nintendo DS and a PSP version in 2010 before getting a PC release last month. There are currently five other titles in the series.




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