New Release Round-Up (November 5, 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.

Crymelight

Action RPG Crymelight is the third title in FuRyu’s Cry series, following previous titles Crystar and Crymachina. It takes place after the events of the previous games and follows a young girl known as Alice, who wakes up with no memories of her past. She learns that she needs to get from the Tea Party Hall to the lowest layer of Purgatory in order to earn her “Rebirth”. In order to do so, she must defeat enemies born from the depths of madness, and confess to and confront the sins she has committed.

Kingdom of Night

Pixel-art action RPG Kingdom of Night is set in the year 198X, in a small town in Arizona, where a satanic cult has summoned the demon Baphomet. Players control unlikely protagonist John as he tries to save the town and rescue his friends from the impending demonic invasion. They are tasked with defeating demon generals in the order of their choosing, while taking on afflicted townsfolk, high school bullies, and evil creatures. Players can choose from five different classes (Barbarian, Knight, Rogue, Necromancer, and Sorcerer), each with their own play style and skill trees. The game is playable solo or with another player in local co-op. Those looking to read more can check out Pascal Tekaia’s review of its PC release.

Look Outside

Survival horror RPG Look Outside takes place inside a single apartment building after a mysterious event turns anyone who looks out the window into grotesque monsters. Players need to scavenge the building for food, supplies, and weapons while encountering numerous creatures. The game is billed as containing around ten to twelve hours of playtime, including a dozen boss encounters and various allies to recruit.

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is an action RPG based on the Marvel Comics team created in 2008. Players take on the role of Peter Quill, a.k.a. Star-Lord, as he commands the other members of the team in combat. Those looking to read more can check out Sam Wachter’s review of its PlayStation 5 version.

Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor

Dungeons & Dragons RPG Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor is the fifth and most recent game in the Pool of Radiance series, set in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting. Originally released in 2001, the game features an isometric third-person perspective and utilises turn-based combat based on Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition rules. It sees players set out to the abandoned elven city of Myth Drannor to investigate and put a stop to a newly discovered Pool of Radiance that is emanating evil.

Project Afterfall

Originally announced as Project Thea, card-based strategy-survival RPG Project Afterfall is set in the same world as Muha Games’s previous titles Thea: The Awakening and Thea 2: The Shattering. It takes place in a retro-futuristic, post-apocalyptic world built on Slavic folklore including takes on Baba Yaga and the Czort. Players control a custom character looking to rebuild their colony, which involves recruiting NPCs for their party, expanding the settlement, and dealing with the town council. The game features turn-based combat and non-combat skill checks that make use of the party’s card deck.

Resonance of Fate Enhanced Remaster

Resonance of Fate, known as End of Eternity in Japan, is a turn-based RPG with real-time elements that takes place in a world ruined by pollution. The remnants of humanity have built a giant purifier which grants a predetermined lifespan to an individual based off of the quality of the quartz stone given to them. The new Enhanced Remaster version features further graphical, rendering, and texture improvements over its previous 4K/HD Edition release, plus a new 2x Game Speed feature.

Stellar Blade

Sci-fi action RPG Stellar Blade sees protagonist Eve and her allies from the 7th Airborne Squad from humanity’s off-world refuge attempting to reclaim Earth from the monstrous Naytiba. Upon landing, Eve encounters an Earth native called Adam as well as 5th Airborne Squad member Lily, who offer their support as Eve comes to Xion, the last remaining city on Earth. Those looking to read more about Stellar Blade can check out Ezra Kinnell’s review of its PlayStation 5 release.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time sees its iteration of Link starting out as a young boy living in Kokiri Forest. Accompanied by the fairy Navi, and sets out on a quest to stop Ganondorf from obtaining the Triforce. The game sees Link travelling back and forth through time, with his ocarina playing an important role through magical songs that have various powers. The remake includes overhauled visuals, reworked actions and controls, faster load times, refreshed sounds, symphonic orchestral music, additional button commands, alternate ocarina input options, camera control, new content with expanded cutscenes and conversations (with fully-voiced cutscenes), fully remodeled in-game locations with additional details, and additional features.

Underkeep

Underkeep is a tribute to classic ’90s first-person grid-based RPGs. The game sees players pick a party of four adventurers before venturing out into its world and taking on various dungeons.

Zero Parades: For Dead Spies

Narrative espionage RPG Zero Parades: For Dead Spies follows operant Hershel Wilk, aka CASCADE, in the city of Portofiro. She is still haunted by a failed mission that took place five years ago, but is suddenly recalled to undertake a mysterious mission and prove herself once again. Player choices can impact other characters’ loyalty, available paths, and the state of Hershel’s mind. The story is stated to be built to encourage players to continue even if they fail at their current task. The console versions include the contents of the Director’s Cut update released for its PC version in October. Those looking to read more about the game can check out RPGamer’s review of its initial PC release.

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