Major Video Game Releases in July

July 2025 is shaping up to be a pretty exciting month for game releases across all sorts of platforms, really adding to the growing list of games for the Switch 2, which just launched in June. This month, you’ll find a great mix of remasters, brand-new originals, and everything in between, hitting all sorts of genres and tastes. One of the games everyone’s buzzing about, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 34, hits shelves on July 11. It’s not just for Switch 2; you can also grab it on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, the original Switch, and PC. This game smashes together Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 and 4, bringing new levels, your favorite classic skaters and characters, plus some newer faces and sweet tricks. On that very same day, Patapon 12 Replay arrives for Switch, bringing back its classic rhythm gameplay. Moving on, Hunter X Hunter: Nen X Impact drops for PS5, Switch, and PC on July 17. And get ready, because Donkey Kong Bananza appears as a Switch 2 exclusive, really beefing up the new Nintendo console’s offerings. Monument Valley 3 launches on July 22 for Switch 2 (and other platforms), and Super Mario Party Jamboree arrives exclusively for the new generation of Nintendo on July 24

For folks playing on other systems, you’ve got games like Missile Command Delta (July 8), Stronghold Crusader: Definitive Edition (July 15), and Killing Floor 3 (July 24) coming out. These are mostly for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Other cool releases include No Sleep For Kaname Date (July 25), available for Switch and PC, and Grounded 2 (July 29), heading to Xbox Series and PC. The month wraps up with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, dropping on July 31 for a bunch of consoles, including Switch. All in all, July keeps the momentum going from previous months. It’s got a nice blend of remasters, fresh new titles, and console exclusives, offering both new takes on old favorites and totally new experiences.