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DOOM: The Dark Ages — Revelations DLC Drops 7 July With a 10-Hour New Campaign

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Hell freezes over — literally. DOOM: The Dark Ages — Revelations, the first major expansion for id Software’s critically acclaimed 2025 shooter, launches on 7 July 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The DLC packs roughly 10 to 12 hours of new campaign content, a brand-new weapon that reshapes how combat flows, and a frozen layer of Hell unlike anything in the base game.

DOOM The Dark Ages Revelations — Osseus Church level with Chain Spear
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DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations — Official Trailer (4K) via Bethesda Softworks on YouTube

A Betrayal That Sends the Slayer Into Purgatory

Revelations kicks off in the aftermath of a betrayal, thrusting the Doom Slayer into a purgatory of his own making — a frozen, hellish realm carved into six distinct levels: Proving Grounds, Purgatory (the hub), Hell’s Core, Chasm of Xal’Goroth, Osseus, and Uprising. The narrative fills timeline gaps between the classic Doom games and the 2016 reboot, exploring fragments of the Slayer’s past on Earth through playable story segments. The composition is roughly 60% new campaign and 40% endgame — Master Arenas and secrets that unlock only after finishing the story.

DOOM Revelations DLC — Hell's Core frozen exterior with demons
Image courtesy of Bethesda Softworks / id Software

The Chain Spear — More Than Just a New Weapon

The centrepiece of Revelations is the Chain Spear, and calling it a weapon undersells it. id Software describes it as an entirely new combat system. It slots in where the Shield Saw used to be and brings a skill tree of its own — Stab, Slash, Slam, Throw, and Orbit — plus grappling hook mechanics that open up mobility options the base game never had. Mastering the Chain Spear is the Revelations expansion’s core loop: the weapon grows more powerful as players unlock its abilities throughout the campaign, rewarding thorough exploration rather than beelining through missions.

DOOM Revelations DLC — Chasm of Xal'Goroth green portal environment
Image courtesy of Bethesda Softworks / id Software

Classic Demons Return, Plus New Hellspawn

Fans who’ve been waiting to see the Archvile and Pain Elemental in the Dark Ages engine finally get their wish — both classic demons are back in Revelations, rebuilt with modern materials and effects. Joining them are new elite variants designed specifically for the expansion’s environments, including enemies built around the Chain Spear’s counter-and-punish mechanics. The free Ripatorium 3.0 update, rolling out to all players on 7 July regardless of whether they own the DLC, adds deeper character customisation, preset sharing, and a reworked encounter-creation suite — so even if you skip Revelations, there’s something new waiting for you.

DOOM Revelations DLC — Workshop level environment
Image courtesy of Bethesda Softworks / id Software

How to Get Revelations in Singapore

Revelations is priced at USD $19.99 as a standalone purchase (roughly S$27 at current exchange rates — check the PlayStation Store Singapore and Steam Singapore storefronts for exact local pricing). If you own or upgrade to the Premium Edition (USD $34.99 upgrade), Revelations is included at no extra charge, along with the Divinity skin pack, digital art book, and soundtrack. The expansion is also available at no additional cost to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers. It launches simultaneously across all platforms on 7 July. For more game news including recent releases and upcoming titles, check our full coverage.

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Palworld 1.0 Launches July 10 With New Pals and the World Tree

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After two and a half years in Early Access, Pocketpair’s monster-capture survival game Palworld is going 1.0 on July 10, 2026 — and the Japanese studio is calling it the biggest update the game has ever seen. Twenty-seven pages of patch notes, more new Pals than any previous update, and the long-awaited World Tree region are all on the table.

Palworld 1.0 Cinematic Trailer — via Pocketpair Palworld on YouTube

What’s New in Palworld 1.0

Pocketpair announced the 1.0 release at Summer Game Fest 2026, framing it as a package that delivers “a deeper and more evolved experience befitting an official release.” The headline additions:

  • New Pals — more than in any single update before it, with the cinematic trailer teasing at least one that transforms into a usable sword and a colossal flying creature linked to the World Tree
  • Revamped combat — “new ways to wield Pals as weapons directly” are confirmed, reshaping how you use companions in the field
  • Genetic Recombination breeding system — a new layer to Pal cultivation beyond the original breeding mechanics
  • Overhauled progression — significant stat and skill system revisions throughout
  • Server Clustering for dedicated servers, making large-group multiplayer sessions more stable
  • Story content — proper narrative missions woven into the new region
Three fluffy Palworld Pals armed with machine guns behind sandbags
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Pocketpair’s global communications lead confirmed the 1.0 changelog runs to approximately 27 pages — which, for a game that was already receiving substantial updates throughout Early Access, signals just how much ground this release covers.

The World Tree — Palworld’s Long-Awaited Endgame Region

The centrepiece of 1.0 is the World Tree region: a new island that roughly doubles the playable area of Palpagos and unlocks what Pocketpair has been hinting at as the game’s true endgame destination. In the cinematic trailer, it’s framed as a place that has loomed just out of reach since launch — visible on the horizon, now finally open.

Player riding a dragon-type Pal firing energy blasts in Palworld's open world
Image courtesy of Pocketpair

Full patch notes haven’t been released ahead of launch, so the complete contents of the World Tree — bosses, exclusive Pals, story beats — remain under wraps for now. Pocketpair has kept the details deliberately sparse, which probably means the reveal moments are meant to land in-game.

Every Platform, One Date — Singapore Players Take Note

Palworld 1.0 drops simultaneously on PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Mac, and Xbox Game Pass on July 10. Singapore players on PC can expect the update live at roughly 8–10 AM SGT (matching the 9–11 AM JST window Pocketpair indicated).

Pink Palworld Pals working in a factory conveyor line
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On Steam, Palworld is currently available for S$18.20 (30% off from its standard S$26.00) — so if you haven’t picked it up yet, now is a natural entry point: you’d be buying into the complete 1.0 game from its first day. The PS5 version is available via the PlayStation Store Singapore, and Xbox Game Pass subscribers already have access. The 1.0 update itself is free for all existing owners on all platforms.

Palworld launched in Steam Early Access in January 2024 and became a genuine cultural moment — eight million players in its first weekend, with Singapore gaming communities going hard on its blend of creature-catching, survival crafting, and gloriously chaotic combat. This 1.0 is the version Pocketpair has been building towards ever since. Check out more game news on GameTrader.SG.

Keep Your Old World, or Start Fresh?

Player fighting Mammorest 'King of the Forest' boss in Palworld
Image courtesy of Pocketpair

Pocketpair has confirmed that existing save data is fully compatible with 1.0 — you won’t lose your bases, your Pals, or your progress when the update drops. That said, the studio has gently recommended a fresh playthrough to experience the overhauled mechanics from the ground up, since many of the new systems are designed to unfold as you progress rather than bolt onto a late-game world.

For Singapore players who burned through Early Access in 2024 and moved on: July 10 is a solid reason to come back. For anyone who never tried Palworld: S$18.20 on Steam for the full 1.0 release is as clean an entry point as you’re going to get.

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Halo Comes to PS5: Singapore Pricing and What’s New in Campaign Evolved

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For the first time in gaming history, a Halo game is landing on a PlayStation console — and Singapore PS5 owners can pre-order it today. Halo: Campaign Evolved, developed by Halo Studios and published by Xbox Game Studios, launches on 28 July 2026 globally, with PlayStation Asia regions including Singapore going live on 29 July. The Standard Edition is priced at S$79.90 on the Singapore PlayStation Store, with a Premium Edition at S$109.90 that unlocks up to five days of early access — beginning 24 July in Singapore.

Halo: Campaign Evolved | New Missions Trailer | XBOX Games Showcase 2026 — via XBOX on YouTube

A Historic First: Halo Finally on PlayStation

Microsoft’s flagship shooter franchise has been a cornerstone of Xbox since the console’s debut in November 2001, when the original Halo: Combat Evolved shipped as a launch title. For over two decades, playing Halo meant owning an Xbox or a gaming PC. That exclusivity ends this July. Halo: Campaign Evolved is a ground-up remake of that original campaign — rebuilt with high-definition visuals, updated cinematics, and refined controls — and it is launching natively on PlayStation 5 at the same time as Xbox Series X|S and PC.

For Singapore PS5 owners who grew up hearing about Halo but never had a reason to pick up an Xbox, this is the definitive entry point into one of gaming’s most celebrated storylines.

Halo: Campaign Evolved gameplay screenshot showing the Halo ringworld environment
Image courtesy of Xbox Game Studios

What’s New Beyond the Original Campaign

Halo: Campaign Evolved is more than a visual upgrade. Halo Studios expanded the game to 13 total missions — the original 10, plus three new pre-campaign missions that follow Sergeant Avery Johnson in the lead-up to the ring’s discovery. These additions fill in story beats that fans have wanted for years.

The arsenal is expanded too: nine weapons from across the broader Halo series are now available, including the Energy Sword, Battle Rifle, and Needle Rifle. Vehicle hijacking — a fan-favourite mechanic from later games — is implemented throughout. Dozens of Skulls return to toggle gameplay modifiers. Cinematics have been rebuilt with full motion capture and returning voice actors, and Martin O’Donnell’s iconic soundtrack has been remastered with rebuilt sound design.

Halo: Campaign Evolved Master Chief combat gameplay
Image courtesy of Xbox Game Studios

Co-op, Crossplay, and Game Pass

The game supports two-player split-screen co-op on consoles and up to four-player online co-op across all platforms. Full crossplay and shared progression mean a Singapore PS5 player can team up with friends on Xbox Series X|S or PC without any barriers. Progress carries over if you ever switch platforms.

Xbox Game Pass subscribers get Halo: Campaign Evolved on day one at no extra cost. The game is also coming to PC via Steam for those who prefer that platform.

Halo: Campaign Evolved four-player online co-op
Image courtesy of Xbox Game Studios

Singapore Editions and Launch Dates

Two editions are available to pre-order on the Singapore PlayStation Store now:

  • Standard Edition — S$79.90: The full 13-mission campaign plus the Foundry Armory pre-order cosmetic pack.
  • Premium Edition — S$109.90: Everything in Standard, with up to five days early access (from 24 July in Singapore), the Alpha Halo Armory Pack, and a Digital Story & Art Collection with lore content.

For most Singapore players, the Standard Edition at S$79.90 is solid value for a campaign that comfortably clears ten hours. The Premium Edition is the pick if you want to play the moment early access opens on 24 July, or if the bonus cosmetics and lore collection appeal. The full standard launch for Singapore follows on 29 July.

Stay across all the biggest game releases hitting Singapore as July 2026 shapes up to be one of the strongest months on recent record.

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Persona 4 Revival Gets a Release Date — SGD Prices Now Live

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Atlus has locked in the date: Persona 4 Revival launches on 18 February 2027 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC — and Singapore pricing is already live on SEGA Asia’s official store.

Persona 4 Revival Release Date and Platforms

Persona 4 Revival cover art
Image courtesy of ATLUS / SEGA

The remake lands simultaneously on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) on 18 February 2027. A Nintendo Switch 2 version has not been announced for launch. The game is based on the expanded Persona 4 Golden — fan favourite character Marie and the Hollow Forest dungeon are both confirmed to appear in Revival.

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Persona 4 Revival — Pre-Order Trailer — via Official ATLUS West on YouTube

What’s New in Persona 4 Revival?

This is not just a visual upgrade — Atlus is rebuilding the combat and interface from the ground up. Here are the biggest changes from Persona 4 Golden:

  • Baton Pass: The fan-favourite system from Persona 5 Royal makes the jump to Inaba, letting you transfer your turn to another party member after scoring a critical hit or targeting an enemy weakness.
  • Prime Time: A new charge gauge fills as you land consecutive hits. When it maxes out, SP costs disappear and the sequence ends in a high-damage finishing strike.
  • Series Finales: Each party member gets a unique, powerful personal finisher — similar in concept to P3 Reload’s Theurgy attacks, but built around Inaba’s cast.
  • Enemy Collision: Status-afflicted enemies can be knocked into each other, spreading the ailment and dealing bonus damage — a satisfying new tactical layer.
  • Dungeon Defence: A guard option in the TV World dungeons can block enemy ambushes, adding a new way to manage exploration risk.
  • Simplified UI: One button per ability replaces the original’s scrolling menus. Fully animated cutscenes replace the static visual-novel-style cinematics throughout.

On the audio side: the entire English voice cast has been replaced for the remake. New vocalist Shiori Sasaki and composer Ryota Kozuka are handling the soundtrack.

P-STUDIO director Kazuhisa Wada said of the launch: “As we take this next step, we are thrilled the launch date is set for Persona 4 Revival and fans get to encounter a fresh and modernized experience as they discover the mysteries hidden in Inaba,” as quoted by RPGSite.

Persona 4 Revival Singapore Pricing and Editions

Persona 4 Revival standard edition
Image courtesy of ATLUS / SEGA

SEGA Asia’s official product page has Singapore pricing confirmed:

Edition SGD Price
Digital Standard SGD 84.90
Physical Standard SGD 84.90
Digital Deluxe SGD 99.90
Digital Premium SGD 114.90
Limited Box SGD 154.90
Izanagi Edition SGD 259.90

The Izanagi Edition is the top-tier physical collector’s set, which includes a protagonist and Izanagi statue, steelbook, artbook, keycaps, and keychain. The Digital Deluxe and higher editions bundle in costume sets (Velvet Room outfits, Phantom Thieves costumes) and Persona sets from Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal. The game is also available across Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand via the same SEGA Asia storefront.

Pre-Order Bonus

Pre-order any edition before 10:59 PM SGT on 17 February 2027 to receive BGM packs from Persona 3 Reload (Heartful Cry, Will Power) and Persona 5 Royal (The Whims of Fate, Triumph) as free downloads.

Is Persona 4 Revival on Xbox Game Pass?

Yes — Revival is available on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass from day one. The title also supports Xbox Play Anywhere, so a single Xbox purchase covers both console and Windows PC.

Last words

Persona 4 has always resonated with Singapore players — the small-town mystery, the big questions about identity, the bonds built through one unforgettable in-game year. With SGD pricing confirmed and February 2027 on the calendar, there is time now to decide which edition fits your budget. PS5 and Xbox players can pre-order directly through SEGA Asia; Game Pass subscribers get it on day one at no extra cost. In the meantime, browse our other game news to stay up to speed.

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Xbox Showcase 2026: Persona 6 Drops, Gears Goes Exclusive

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The Xbox Games Showcase 2026 went live overnight, and Singapore gamers have a lot to unpack. From a decade-in-the-making Persona 6 world premiere to a surprise Gears of War console exclusive, here is everything that matters — and what you can actually play on Game Pass from Singapore.

Persona 6 — Teaser Trailer | XBOX Games Showcase 2026 — via XBOX on YouTube

Persona 6 Is Real — and Coming to Xbox Game Pass Day One

After years of leaks and false starts, Atlus finally confirmed Persona 6 at the Xbox Games Showcase 2026. P-STUDIO director Kazuhisa Wada described it as a bold, new standalone story blending heartfelt daily life with pulse-pounding supernatural adventure — Persona through and through, just brand new.

The teaser is deliberately cryptic: a graveyard full of headstones, a neon green colour scheme replacing Persona 5’s iconic red, and a logo. No release window, no characters, no setting. That green pivot alone set forums alight. Early trailer views hit roughly 146,000 within two hours of the showcase ending — the most-watched reveal of the night by a wide margin.

Where you can play it: Xbox Series X|S, PC (Xbox Game Pass day one), PS5, and Steam. Singapore subscribers on Game Pass are covered. This is the first mainline Persona entry since Persona 5 launched in 2016 — nearly a decade of waiting finally has an official answer.

Persona 4 Revival Also Confirmed — February 18, 2027

Atlus doubled down with a second reveal: Persona 4 Revival, an enhanced remake of the beloved 2008 PS2 RPG, confirmed for February 18, 2027 on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Game Pass. For fans who missed P4 Golden or want a freshly modernised Inaba before P6 arrives, this is the one to bookmark.

Mark your calendar: an official Persona 4 Revival Broadcast Livestream is set for June 18 at 4pm PT — that is June 19 at approximately 7am SGT — on the official Atlus West YouTube channel. Expect a full gameplay deep-dive.

Gears of War: E-Day Is a Console Exclusive — Xbox Only

Gears of War E-Day — Xbox Games Showcase 2026
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The big exclusivity play of the night: Gears of War: E-Day, an origin story following a young Marcus Fenix and Dom Santiago on the day the Locust Horde emerged, is a console exclusive to Xbox Series X|S and PC. PS5 players will not be getting it.

It launches October 6, 2026 on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Game Pass. An open beta kicks off August 6, so Singapore Xbox subscribers can get hands-on well before launch. The Coalition built this as a prequel that works for both returning Gears veterans and newcomers — the first game in the series to lean into origin storytelling at this scale.

Halo Campaign Evolved — July 28, With Three New Missions

Halo: Campaign Evolved drops July 28, 2026 — with early access beginning July 23 for eligible Game Pass subscribers. Unlike Gears, this one is multiplatform: Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PlayStation. The launch package includes Operation: METEORITE, a set of three new campaign missions added on day one. It will be on Game Pass day one.

Fable, Spyro, Wo Long 2 and a Full 2027 Lineup

All games announced at Xbox Games Showcase 2026
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Beyond the headline acts, the showcase confirmed a strong 2026–2027 slate:

  • Fable — February 23, 2027 (early access February 18). Hayley Atwell plays the villain Isabel; Jack of Blades returns. Xbox Series X|S, PC, cloud, Game Pass.
  • Spyro: A Realm Beyond — Spring 2027. The first all-new Spyro game in nearly 20 years, with true open-world dragon flight. Xbox, PC, Game Pass.
  • State of Decay 3 — 2027. Four-player co-op zombie survival open world on Xbox, PC, Game Pass, and PS5.
  • Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember — Early 2027. Team Ninja’s brutal action-RPG moves to an Eastern Han dynasty fantasy setting — a period with clear SEA gaming appeal. Xbox, PC, Game Pass.
  • Senua — 2027. Ninja Theory’s next chapter in the Hellblade universe, Xbox and PC exclusive.
  • Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse — October 15, 2026. Rose Belmont leads a new 2D action-exploration Castlevania. Xbox, PC, cloud.
  • Minecraft Dungeons II — September 29, 2026. Game Pass day one.
  • DOOM: The Dark Ages Revelations — July 7, 2026. A campaign expansion with the new Chain Spear weapon.
  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 — October 23, 2026. Includes a new DMZ extraction mode. Xbox, PC, Game Pass.

Play right now: Where Winds Meet, a free-to-play Wuxia open-world ARPG, went live on Xbox Series X|S and PC during the showcase. No wait required.

Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition Hardware

To mark Xbox’s 25th anniversary, Microsoft unveiled the Xbox Series X25 Limited Edition console in a translucent design that nods to the original Xbox’s aesthetic, paired with a matching Xbox Wireless Controller X25 Special Edition. Both are targeting November 2026 in select markets — no Singapore availability confirmed yet, but limited Xbox hardware has previously landed here through local retailers.

Last words

The showcase leaned heavily into Game Pass value, which works well for Singapore subscribers. The Atlus double-punch — Persona 4 Revival confirmed for early 2027, Persona 6 officially revealed after a decade — makes this one of the most significant gaming nights for local JRPG fans in years. Check our Game News section for ongoing coverage as release dates firm up, and keep an eye out for the Persona 4 Revival broadcast livestream on June 19 at 7am SGT.

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Beast of Reincarnation: Game Freak’s Action RPG Launches 4 August

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Game Freak — the studio behind every mainline Pokémon game since 1996 — is about to drop something completely different. Beast of Reincarnation, the legendary developer’s first action RPG outside the Pokémon universe, launches globally on 4 August 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. Xbox Game Pass subscribers get it on day one, and a physical PS5 edition is also confirmed.

Beast of Reincarnation — key art showing the world of post-apocalyptic Japan
Image courtesy of Fictions / Game Freak

What Is Beast of Reincarnation?

Beast of Reincarnation is a story-driven action RPG set in post-apocalyptic Japan in the year 4026. Developed under Game Freak’s internal “Gear Project” initiative — a programme that lets the team explore projects beyond their Pokémon work — it is directed by Kota Furushima and produced by Shigeru Ohmori, two longtime names from the Pokémon series. The publisher is Fictions, the label that also brought Hi-Fi Rush into the world.

The game’s tone is ambitious: “warmth, trust, and loneliness”, in Furushima’s own words. It is the studio’s first release on both PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and their most technically complex project to date.

Beast of Reincarnation | Release Date Trailer — via Fictions on YouTube

A Shiba Inu and the End of Japan

You play as Emma, a warrior known as a “Blighted One” — someone whose body has been transformed by a mysterious corruption called the Blight, with flowering vines growing from her hair that she uses for grappling and traversal. Cast out from the surviving human colonies, Emma travels with her constant companion Koo, a Shiba Inu whose role in the story Game Freak is deliberately keeping under wraps for now.

Beast of Reincarnation — post-apocalyptic Japanese highway environment
Image courtesy of Fictions / Game Freak

Together, Emma and Koo are tasked with hunting down and eliminating the titular Beast that threatens the last major human settlement. Along the way they’re joined by allies including Brad, the warrior Kagura, and the mysterious Kunai, a swordsperson who travels alongside a malefact of her own. The setting draws heavily on Japanese iconography — ancient shrines, crumbling highways, and corrupted wildlife — reimagined through the lens of a civilisation that has already fallen.

Soulslike Combat With a Pokémon-Style Twist

Beast of Reincarnation — Emma and Koo in synergy combat
Image courtesy of Fictions / Game Freak

Combat is real-time and skill-driven, built around a parry and deflect system with a soulslike rhythm. Successfully parrying builds power for Koo’s special moves, called Blooming Arts — a co-combat mechanic that rewards reading enemy attacks rather than simply dodging them. Emma’s katana can be stacked with elemental effects via Spirit Stones, and her vine-based mobility (double jumps, gap-crossing) opens up three-dimensional combat spaces that typical soulslikes don’t always offer.

Furushima has been explicit that he wanted moments where players can “pause, think carefully, and fight with the tactical mindset of a command-based RPG” rather than relying purely on reflexes. To that end, Beast of Reincarnation ships with three difficulty settings including a Story Mode, making it accessible to players who want the narrative experience without the punishing wall of a traditional soulslike.

Boss encounters are large-scale set pieces against creatures called Nushi, described as Shadow-of-the-Colossus-style confrontations. Enemies include organic malefacts and robotic foes with a dismemberment system for the latter.

PS5, Xbox Game Pass, and PC — Singapore Players, Take Note

Beast of Reincarnation releases on 4 August 2026 across PS5 (including a physical edition), Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers get it on day one at no extra cost — a strong value proposition given the Singapore Xbox Game Pass subscription price.

There is no Nintendo Switch 2 version confirmed at this time, which may be a slight sting for fans expecting Game Freak to stay in the Nintendo ecosystem. Pre-orders are open now on Steam and the PlayStation Store. Singapore digital pricing on PSN is expected in line with the US launch price, though at time of writing the SGD price has not been officially listed.

For those still on the fence, the PC Gaming Show on 7 June (streaming now in the US, early 8 June SGT) is set to feature Beast of Reincarnation — so there may be fresh gameplay before the month is out. Check the latest gaming news here for any updates from that showcase.

Last words

Beast of Reincarnation is a genuine left-field swing from a studio Singapore fans have grown up with, and it looks like one of the most distinctive Japanese action RPGs in years. Post-apocalyptic Japan, a Shiba Inu co-pilot, soulslike combat with an accessible mode, and Game Pass day one — the value proposition for Singapore gamers is strong regardless of which platform you’re on. Mark your calendar for 4 August.