The Biggest Games Releasing Feb 2026: High on Life 2, Nioh 3, Resident Evil Requiem

February is usually a quiet time for the industry as we recover from the holiday rush, but 2026 is rewriting the script a little bit. This month is absolutely stacked with heavy hitters, long-awaited returns, and some genuinely intriguing new IPs that have been dominating the conversations for months.

Whether you are looking to break in your new Switch 2, dive into a sprawling RPG, or experience the next chapter of a survival horror legend, there is something substantial landing in the next few weeks. So let's clear some drive space and get into the release schedule.

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined

Release Date: February 5
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, Switch, PC

Square Enix is finally delivering the remake fans have been theorizing about for years. This isn’t just a simple upscale; it’s a complete visual and mechanical overhaul of the PlayStation classic. The "Reimagined" title brings a stunning new "diorama" art style that blends modern lighting with charming character models, breathing fresh life into the story of the Forgotten Past. The developers have also streamlined the notoriously long intro, letting you get into the meat of the adventure much faster. Perhaps the most exciting addition is the new "Moonlight" system, which allows characters to equip two Vocations simultaneously, opening up deep strategy for combat veterans. It looks like the perfect way to experience a massive classic without the friction of the original.

Tomb of the Bloodletter

Release Date: February 5
Platform: PC

If you love retro-inspired dungeon crawlers but want modern responsiveness, this indie gem needs to be on your radar. You play as an adventurer delving into a cursed crypt where the layout shifts every time you die. The unique hook here is the "Bloodletter" mechanic—your health is also your currency for buying upgrades and opening shortcuts. It forces you to constantly balance risk and reward, creating tense moments where you have to decide if a powerful new sword is worth dropping to one hit point. The pixel art is grimy and detailed, perfectly setting the mood for a hardcore challenge.

My Hero Academia: All's Justice

Release Date: February 6
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC

Anime fighters can sometimes feel like style over substance, but All's Justice aims to change that perception with a robust new combat engine. This entry covers the final arcs of the manga, offering a massive roster of heroes and villains at their absolute peak power levels. The new "Quirk Awakening" mechanic allows for mid-battle transformations that can completely flip the momentum of a fight. Visually, it’s a spectacle, capturing the chaotic energy of the show’s biggest battles with destructive environments that crumble as you smash opponents through buildings. It’s shaping up to be the definitive game for fans of the series.

Nioh 3

Release Date: February 6
Platform: PlayStation 5, PC

Team Ninja is back to test our patience and skill, and Nioh 3 looks like their most ambitious project yet. Unlike the mission-based structure of the previous games, this entry introduces large "open-field" zones that connect the various battlegrounds of Sengoku-era Japan. The combat remains as punishing and precise as ever, but the new open structure allows for more tactical approaches to enemy encampments. You can expect a wealth of new weapons, including a dual-shield style that turns defense into a brutal offense. If you enjoy mastering complex combat systems and overcoming insurmountable odds, this is your game of the month.

Relooted

Release Date: February 10
Platform: Xbox Series X/S, PC

This co-op looter-shooter has been generating buzz for its vibrant art style and chaotic gameplay loop. Set in a world where digital trash has come to life, you and three friends team up to blast through waves of glitchy enemies to secure the ultimate "loot box." The game leans heavily into satire, poking fun at gaming culture while delivering genuinely satisfying gunplay. The weapon crafting system is the star here, allowing you to combine ridiculous components—like a toaster and a shotgun—to create tools of destruction that are as funny as they are effective.

Romeo is a Dead Man

Release Date: February 11
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC

This stylish action-noir title came out of nowhere to steal the show at recent conventions. You play as a resurrected detective in a purgatory version of Verona, trying to solve his own murder. The gameplay is a mix of high-speed hack-and-slash combat and slow-motion investigative sequences. It oozes personality, with a cel-shaded aesthetic that looks like a graphic novel in motion and a jazz-fusion soundtrack that keeps the energy high. It promises a narrative that is tragic, romantic, and violent in equal measure.

BlazBlue Entropy Effect X

Release Date: February 12
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC

Building on the success of the original roguelite spin-off, this "X" version is a massive expansion that effectively serves as a sequel. It brings the tight, combo-heavy combat of the fighting game series into a side-scrolling action format that feels incredible to play. This update adds four new playable characters, including fan-favorite villain Hazama, and introduces a cooperative multiplayer mode. The visual effects are dazzling, filling the screen with neon energy as you chain together impossible combos. It’s a perfect pick-up-and-play title for action fans.

Mario Tennis Fever

Release Date: February 12
Platform: Switch 2

Nintendo is bringing the heat to the Switch 2 launch window with what might be the most chaotic sports game they have ever made. Mario Tennis Fever introduces "Fever Rackets," equipment that adds elemental effects to your shots—think fireballs that burn the grass or ice shots that make the court slippery. The biggest surprise is the new Adventure Mode, which features a story where the Mushroom Kingdom cast is transformed into babies and must relearn tennis to restore their forms. It sounds bizarre, but the gameplay looks tight, competitive, and incredibly fun for couch multiplayer.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties

Release Date: February 12
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PC

Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio continues their winning streak with this generous package. Yakuza Kiwami 3 is a full Dragon Engine remake of the Okinawa-set classic, modernizing the combat and visuals to match current standards. But the real draw for veterans is Dark Ties, a brand-new, standalone expansion bundled with the game. This side story fills in the gaps during Kiryu’s time running the orphanage, offering a darker, grittier narrative involving a local conspiracy. It’s an emotional rollercoaster that reminds us why we fell in love with the Dragon of Dojima in the first place.

High On Life 2

Release Date: February 13
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC

The talking guns are back, and they are louder than ever. This sequel doubles down on the absurdity of the original, taking players to new alien worlds that are weirder and more colorful than before. The developers have tightened up the shooting mechanics significantly, adding new traversal abilities like a jetpack dash that makes combat feel much faster. The humor is still the driving force, with more improv-style dialogue and bizarre character interactions. If you enjoyed the first game’s distinct brand of comedy, this sequel aims to give you more of exactly what you want.

Reanimal

Release Date: February 13
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, PC

From the creators of Little Nightmares comes a new co-op horror adventure that looks absolutely terrifying. You play as a brother and sister trying to escape a hellish island filled with grotesquely mutated animals. The atmosphere is thick with dread, relying on sound design and lighting to scare you rather than cheap jumpscares. The co-op mechanics require genuine teamwork to solve puzzles and evade the monstrosities hunting you. It’s a hauntingly beautiful game that is best played with the lights off and a friend by your side.

Death Howl

Release Date: February 19
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch

Asymmetrical multiplayer games are still going strong, and Death Howl brings a classic werewolf twist to the genre. One player controls a powerful werewolf stalking a village, while four other players take on the role of hunters trying to survive until dawn. The twist is that the werewolf can disguise themselves as a human NPC, creating a game of paranoia and deduction. The tension of not knowing if the villager next to you is about to transform makes every match feel unpredictable and intense.

Resident Evil Requiem

Release Date: February 27
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, PC

Capcom is closing out the month with a bang. Requiem returns to a third-person perspective and seemingly concludes the current narrative arc. You split your time between a veteran Leon S. Kennedy and a new protagonist, Grace Ashcroft, exploring the ruins of a location that feels disturbingly familiar to Raccoon City survivors. The game promises to blend the action-heavy sequences of the remakes with the slow-burn horror of the recent mainline entries. With a focus on resource scarcity and a terrifying new stalker enemy type, this is shaping up to be a survival horror masterpiece.

Tales of Berseria Remastered

Release Date: February 27
Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, PC

One of the darker and more beloved entries in the Tales series gets a well-deserved polish. Velvet Crowe’s journey of revenge has never looked better, with 4K textures, 60fps performance, and improved lighting that makes the anime art style pop. The remaster also includes some quality-of-life tweaks to the combat and inventory systems, making the dense RPG mechanics more accessible. It’s a fantastic story with a memorable cast, and this is undoubtedly the best way to experience it today.

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