Highlights include Battlefield 6 and Little Nightmares III across multiple platforms.
Battlefield 6 for PS5, Xbox Series, PC
Little Nightmares III for multiple platforms
Several digital-only releases
Early Access version launches for PC
Various editions available for purchase
Free updates and early access seasons
Demos and updates for popular titles
October 2025 is a big month for gamers, especially those interested in Japanese games. From gripping action adventures to immersive horror puzzles, the lineup offers something for every player. This article highlights the major releases and provides clear info on platforms, editions, and updates.
Major Japanese Game Releases
Major Japanese game releases in October 2025 include highly anticipated titles like Ghost of Yōtei, which continues the saga of Ghost of Tsushima, and Little Nightmares III, introducing new online co-op gameplay. Alongside these, Battlefield 6 brings large-scale action across multiple platforms, rounding out a diverse gaming lineup for the month.[1][2]
Battlefield 6
Release Date: October 10, 2025
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC (Steam, EA App, Epic Games Store)
Genre: First-person shooter with large-scale battles and destructible environments
Editions: Standard ($69.99), Phantom ($99.99) with cosmetics and XP bonuses
Features: Single-player campaign (set in 2027-2028), cross-platform play, new game modes, free Season 1 starting October 28 with new maps and a battle royale mode “Battlefield: RedSec”
Noteworthy: Requires PC Secure Boot, preloading available except Epic Store.[1][2][6]
Little Nightmares III
Release Date: October 10, 2025
Platforms: PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One/Series X/S
Genre: Puzzle-platformer horror with atmospheric storytelling
Editions: Multiple including Standard, Deluxe, Mirror, and Premium Spiral Editions
New Features: Online co-op mode added for the first time in series history
Purchase: Physical and digital; Japanese platform support via prepaid cards allows global access.[8][1]
Other Notable Games
Ghost of Yōtei (October 2, PS5): Action-adventure RPG continuing Ghost of Tsushima saga
Pokémon Legends: Z-A (October 16, Switch): Open-world RPG with urban themes
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 (October 21, multi-platform): ARPG shooter with vampiric underworld drama
Ninja Gaiden 4 (October 21, multi-platform): Fast-paced action game returning to Ryu Hayabusa’s story
Jurassic World Evolution 3 (October 21, multi-platform): Park management sim with dinosaur thrills.[2][3][5][1]
Editions and Platform Accessibility
Battlefield 6 offers both physical and digital copies with special editions supporting early access and added content.
Little Nightmares III brings diverse editions to match player preferences, with broad console and PC availability.
Japanese prepaid card support simplifies purchasing for international players.
Updates and Early Access Content
Battlefield 6 Season 1 launches October 28, introducing new maps, vehicles, gameplay modes, and the free-to-play battle royale mode.
New playable characters are added via free updates across platforms.
Other titles receive their own seasonal or version updates enhancing gameplay and features around this time.
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