More Elden Ring content arrives in the form of Nightreign, a standalone co-op roguelike adventure set in the procedurally generated world of Limveld. Players take one of eight predefined Nightfarers with varied class roles such as fighter, mage, and assassin. Although built for three-player co-op, solo play remains an option. A shrinking map and a final battle against a Night Lord complete the cycle. The standard version is priced at $40, with a collector’s edition reaching up to $200. Launch date is May 30 across PlayStation, Xbox Series, and PC. Keep reading to learn more about the biggest May 2025 Game Releases.

Dune: Awakening offers a survival MMO experience with shelter building, equipment crafting, and large-scale PvP and PvE encounters. An in-depth character creator defines appearance, background, and mentor, shaping each narrative arc. Release set for May 20 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.

Doom: The Dark Ages shifts the franchise into medieval terrain, featuring a newly introduced shield saw—functioning like a lethal variation of a familiar comic weapon—and rideable dragons. Mechs called Atlans also enter the mix. A highly stylized and intense spectacle is expected when the title drops May 15 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.

Sequels and Simulators Add Genre Variety (May 2025 Game Releases)

Lost Soul Aside merges stylistic influences from Final Fantasy XV, Devil May Cry, and Ninja Gaiden. A companion transforms into weapons or wings, with fast-paced action defining the experience. Developed from a solo concept into a larger production, the title is scheduled for May 30 on PlayStation 5 and PC.

Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny returns with updated visuals and modernized controls. Enhancements include auto-save, skippable cutscenes, and streamlined weapon switching. A limited soundtrack pack of orchestral tracks is available with pre-orders. Launch set for May 23 on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

The Precinct introduces a retro-style police action experience set in an ‘80s crime drama setting. Presented in a semi top-down perspective, the game includes tactical systems such as squad car backup, spike strips, and roadblocks. Storylines explore both street crime and personal tragedy. Available May 13 on major platforms.

Blades of Fire blends narrative action with weapon crafting. Seven weapon families and 30 forge scrolls allow for deep customization. Weapon degradation remains part of the gameplay loop. Release confirmed for May 22 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.

Indie Creativity and Retro Comebacks Shine

Deliver at All Costs blends mid-century Americana aesthetics with arcade racing dynamics. Deliveries involve rocket vans, volatile chemicals, and even live animals. Emphasizing absurdity and chaos, the game is set to arrive on May 22 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.

RoadCraft offers a construction simulation experience with 40 types of heavy machinery. Tasks include debris removal and asphalt laying, playable solo or with up to three others. Developed by the team behind MudRunner and SnowRunner, the title rolls out on May 20 across current-gen consoles and PC.

Bonus Titles Extend the Hype (May 2025 Game Releases)

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 delivers a curated library of retro fighters including Power Stone, Capcom vs. SNK, and Street Fighter 3 Alpha UPPER. Features include rollback netcode, training modes, and music galleries. Set for release May 16 on all major platforms.

Everspace 2: Wrath of the Ancients, a major DLC expansion, brings four new star systems, a player ship, and additional quests. Expansion launches May 12 for all platforms supporting the base game.

The Midnight Walk, a claymation VR adventure, tasks players with guiding a character named The Burnt One and protecting a glowing companion called Potboy. Available May 8 on PlayStation 5 and PC with VR support.

Metal Eden, a fast-paced FPS from the developers of Ruiner, incorporates wall running, grappling, and fluid combat similar to modern Doom titles. A demo featuring two missions is already available. Full version releases May 6.

Nice Day for Fishing combines pixel-art aesthetics with RPG mechanics. Blending magic, bait, and side-scrolling combat, the game transforms a peaceful activity into a high-stakes quest. Launch date is May 29 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch.