PlayStation Store receives news and awaited games from July 19th to 25th, 2026
The PlayStation Store will have a series of new titles and updates coming to the platform between July 19 and 25, 2026, with options for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. This week will bring everything from survival and action adventures to fighting and strategy games, offering a variety for different player profiles.
See what’s coming to PlayStation Store between July 19 and 25, 2026
On Sunday, July 19, one of the first titles to arrive will be Trash Raccoon, compatible with both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
Monday, July 21st, marks the arrival of The Planet Crafter for PS5, a game that invites players on a journey of survival. In it, the main task is to transform an inhospitable environment into a place suitable for human life.
Participants can tackle this mission individually or join forces with up to eight friends in online co-op. The focus is to collect resources, build infrastructure and develop geoengineering technologies to climate the planet and enrich its atmosphere.
Exploring ruins and crash sites is also part of the adventure, revealing the mysteries the planet holds as players work to accomplish their goal.
Another new feature on the 21st is Retrace The Light, also for PS5. This 2.5D action adventure game, with a sci-fi theme and a unique visual style, allows the player’s every movement to be a crucial part of attacks, escapes and solving challenges.
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The central mechanic of the title is “Return”, which the player uses to defeat opponents and unravel enigmas that modify the perception of reality. The story follows Decem, an Enforcer at Meta Mirror, an artificial intelligence system designed to eliminate the most dangerous human obsessions.
However, after a mission that fragments his memories, Decem begins to question the nature of the Meta Mirror, perceiving it more as a prison than a tool for salvation.
For thriller lovers, Pit Panic will also be released for PlayStation 5 on July 21st.
Wednesday, July 22nd brings Blast’N Bounty, which will be available for PS4 and PS5 consoles.
Also on the 22nd, players will be able to check out Micro Overdrive: Home Tour, a title compatible with both generations of PlayStation.
On Thursday, July 23rd, Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game arrives, exclusive to PS5. The fighting game invites fans to master the four elements – Water, Earth, Fire and Air – in battles with iconic figures from the series.
With hand-drawn 2D animation that maintains the visual essence of the franchise, the title offers a new way to explore the Avatar universe. Players will be able to select from 12 characters and participate in various game modes such as Versus (online and offline), Story, Arcade and Training.
Disgaea Mayhem, another July 23 release for PS5, transports players to the Netherworld, where a princess craves dessert. However, to obtain it, you need a brave mercenary capable of facing monstrous creatures.
Players take on the role of N.A., tasked with evolving, recruiting demons, and approving projects in the Dark Chocolate Assembly. The game innovates by transforming the Disgaea series into an action RPG for the first time.
On the same day 23, fans will be able to purchase the Premium Edition of Halo: Campaign Evolved – Premium Edition, for PS5, which offers up to five days of early access, in addition to the Foundry Armory Pack, with cosmetic items for Master Chief’s armor.
This version is a modern reimagining of the original Halo: Combat Evolved campaign, featuring high-definition graphics, revamped cutscenes, and improved controls.
In addition to the classic narrative, the game includes three new missions starring Master Chief and Sgt. Johnson, an expanded arsenal of weapons, vehicles and enemies, and “Skulls”, modifiers that allow you to customize and increase the challenge of battles.
CULTIC, a retro horror-focused first-person shooter, is also coming to PS5 on July 23. The title promises an experience where brutality and creativity meet.
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Players will face an army of nefarious cultists, using an arsenal of varied weapons, all accompanied by an original soundtrack that intensifies the horror atmosphere.
The game combines intense combat elements with survival horror, and comes complete with the original campaign, an interlude, the “Chapter Two” expansion, all survival maps, and the Cultmas bonus map.
On the same day, the PS5 receives Gurei, where the protagonist, Rei, a spiritual entity, has the mission to defeat the Kami, mystical beings of nature, to acquire their powers.
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The game offers players the freedom to choose the order of confrontations against the Kami, with a dynamic difficulty system that adjusts the power of the opponents according to the path taken. Thus, an initial opponent can become the final boss depending on the player’s decisions.
High Times, also available on July 23 for PS5, is set in a universe where it is possible to “eat” your own feelings. The player works at The Hotbox, a quirky donut shop.
Each donut is made with components that influence mood and can change customers’ emotions. The task is to listen to customers’ narratives, offer advice through sweets and help resolve personal conflicts.
Tiny Witch, which arrives on July 23 for PS4 and PS5, puts the player in charge of a magical store. The goal is to create and serve magical minions to satisfy customers.
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You’ll need to grind, boil and mix ingredients at an alchemical workbench, as well as upgrade your shop and discover new recipes, all to avoid the wrath of demanding dungeon masters.
Also on July 23, Twofold will be released for both PS4 and PS5 platforms.
Together, players will be able to check out Twofold: First Snow, another title coming to PS4 and PS5.
Unbox the Room is also among the releases on the 23rd, with versions for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
For PS5 owners, 7 Shifts in Subway is another launch option scheduled for July 23rd.
Zumba – Marble Jungle Adventure will also make its exclusive debut on PlayStation 5 this Wednesday, July 23rd.
Another game confirmed for PS5 on July 23rd is Long Run 2.
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Completing the list for the 23rd, Cave Looters will be available for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
Thursday, July 24th brings Brave Escape to PS5, a cooperative platformer made for two players. The challenge is to cross stages full of obstacles and dangers.
Players control Colin and Floyd on a journey that requires synchronization in every action, from jumping to climbing, to collect items and uncover secrets.
Also on July 24th, fighting game enthusiasts will be able to try out the Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls Open Beta for PS5. This testing period will last 72 hours, starting at 4am (Brasília time) on the 24th and ending at 3:59am on the 27th of July.
Fifteen of the twenty characters initially planned for the game will be available, including Blade, who will make his playable debut. Game modes include Casual Match and Ranked Match for online challenges.
For those who prefer to play offline, Versus Mode allows you to face friends on the same console or train against the CPU.
Papercraft Tactics is another PS5 release scheduled for July 24th.
Fans of captivating games will be able to find Shy Cats Hidden Orchestra 2, available for PS4 and PS5, also on the 24th.
Finally, Helicopter Rescue Simulator completes the list of releases for July 24th on PlayStation 5.
It is important to highlight that Sony does not release an official list of PlayStation Store releases. The information presented is the result of research and announcements from developers, therefore, delays or the inclusion of new titles may occur without prior notice.
Additionally, games initially designated only for PS4 can receive versions for PS5 on the same day, and vice versa, expanding options for players.
