Top PC Game Releases Coming in August 2025 - Full Guide

Demon Slayer The Hinokami Chronicles 2

Tanjiro and crew are back in a sequel that looks even sharper than before.

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It leans into the best fights from the anime and gives players a packed roster of 24 characters.

The combat hits hard, the visuals pop, and yes, Rengoku still rules.

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Lost Soul Aside

What started as a solo dev dream is now a full-blown spectacle.

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You play as Kazer, slashing through monsters with the help of a transforming weapon that won’t shut up.

Combat is fast, movement is slick, and the visuals don’t quit.

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Era One

Mix deep strategy with total freedom to build your space-faring army.

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You design the bases, the ships, and the battle plan.

It’s all about how you adapt and survive in a galaxy that’s barely holding on.

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Gemporium

Run your own gem shop.

Dig deep, crack rocks, cut crystals, and try to turn raw sparkle into hard cash. You’ve got debt to pay and not a lot of time.

If the timer stresses you out, flip on Cozy Mode and relax. It’s just you, some shiny stones, and a shop that runs at your pace.

Guntouchables

Blast your way through mutant wastelands with friends or solo.

The twist? You and your squad vote on mutations that change each run.

The better you coordinate, the longer you last.

MakeRoom

Build rooms, vans, gardens, or whatever you feel like.

Ever dreamed about making your gaming room? Now its the time!

Tiny Bookshop

Set up a bookshop by the beach.

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Pick what to sell, talk to townsfolk, and decorate your van-turned-storefront.

It’s full of small moments and low-key charm.

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Break Arts III

Strap into a mech and hit the track.

You build it from scratch, then take on other racers or duel it out in battle modes.

It’s equal parts speed and show-off parts catalog.

Mafia – The Old Country

Before Tommy, before Vito, there was Enzo. Sicily, early 1900s — a land of dirt roads, blood feuds, and strict codes of honor.

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This is where the story begins, in the shadow of the old world, where violence simmers just beneath tradition.

This one slows it down for story and old-school grit.

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Abyssus

You’re stuck underwater with brine-fueled guns and no way up.

Each level shifts, each weapon can be modded, and each run feels like a last stand.

You’re not getting out clean. Probably not getting out at all. Bring friends because lone wolves don’t last down here.

Echoes of the End

A story-heavy, third-person game with sword-and-magic combat.

You play as Ryn, a magic-wielding fighter trying to rescue her brother from an oppressive regime.

Iceland-inspired landscapes, motion-captured characters, and environmental puzzles round it out.

Fresh Tracks

Ski down a cursed mountain, dodge deadly hazards, and battle corrupted beasts, all to the rhythm of a 28-track reactive soundtrack.

Imagine Hades meets Sayonara Wild Hearts, with combat and movement synced to the beat.

Every slash, jump, and slide hits harder when you’re locked in with the music.

All Systems Dance

In a grim, corporate-controlled future, resistance means dancing — literally.

Take the fight to the streets with rhythm-fueled battles, customizing a setlist of 48 unlockable dance moves.

Build hype, outstyle your rivals, and lead a rebellion that moves to the beat.

Morbid Metal

This hack-and-slash roguelite lets you shapeshift in real time between four unique characters — mid-combat, mid-combo, mid-chaos.

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Each run scrambles the deck with randomized upgrades, letting you discover new synergies or barely survive the mess you built.

It’s fast, frantic, and different every time.

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Void/BREAKER

From the solo developer behind The Entropy Centre, this one trades puzzles for pure velocity.

You get fast movement, faster shooting, and fully destructible environments that crumble mid-fight.

Layer in a gun-modding system with near-limitless combinations, and you’ve got a kinetic shooter built for repeat runs and reckless creativity.

Discounty

You inherit a struggling discount store in a quirky harbor town and try to revive it.

Manage stock, customize layouts, charm the locals, and uncover small-town secrets.

It’s equal parts business sim and community RPG.

Gears of War: Reloaded

Gears of War: Reloaded brings the original game back with a full remaster powered by Unreal Engine, tuned for current-gen consoles and PC.

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The core stays the same: gritty cover-based shooting, chainsaw duels, and the war between humans and the Locust.

Multiplayer runs up to 120 FPS, with full cross-platform play and progress — so you can squad up or switch devices without losing your place.

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Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater

A faithful remake of MGS3, rebuilt with modern visuals but keeping the same core story and systems.

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That means stealth-focused gameplay, camo management, survival mechanics, and close-quarters combat, all intact, just with a serious graphical upgrade.

The “Delta” name signals what to expect: same foundation, modern presentation.

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Story of Seasons – Grand Bazaar

A remake of the handheld classic with full voice acting and updated visuals.

You farm, build relationships, and run your own stall at a weekly town bazaar.

New mechanics include wind-powered machines and gliding traversal.

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance

The classic series returns in hand-drawn 2D.

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Play as Joe Musashi on a revenge quest after his village is destroyed.

Expect stylish ninja combat, platforming challenges, and deep combos.

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