April promises to be an intense month for fans of RPGs and psychological horror.

JRPGs take center stage among April's releases, which arrives in full force on the 2025 gaming calendar. After a busy first quarter, the month stands out for releases that balance nostalgia and innovation. Among highly anticipated remasters and new offerings from established studios, the list features titles with a strong presence of JRPGs (Japanese RPGs), psychological horror, and unconventional mechanics. Platforms such as PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC receive the main games, showcasing the diversity and breadth of the releases.

The initial highlight goes to The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy , a tactical RPG with a dark atmosphere and dense narrative. Developed by Kazutaka Kodaka and Kotaro Uchikoshi , creators of Danganronpa and Zero Escape , the game puts students in strategic battles against apocalyptic monsters.

The interactions between the characters, the alliances forged, and the daily challenges in a school surrounded by threats guarantee constant tension. The game is scheduled for release on April 24th for Nintendo Switch and PC.

Another big name is LUNAR Remastered Collection , which brings together two JRPG classics: Silver Star Story Complete and Eternal Blue Complete . With reworked graphics and new gameplay options, the collection maintains the essence of the originals and offers remastered and classic modes. The arrival of the JRPG collection on April 18th promises to thrill veterans and win over new players, reinforcing the series' legacy on current consoles and PC.

A mix of genres and styles marks the most original titles of the month.

Creativity also shines through with games featuring unique concepts. Rusty Rabbit , which debuts on April 17th, transports the player to a world inhabited by engineer rabbits.

Amidst the frozen ruins of Earth, the protagonist searches for his missing daughter, facing enemies with the help of robots and technological tools. With a unique aesthetic and good humor, the game blends platforming, exploration, and a healthy dose of emotion.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, Post Trauma delves into psychological horror with strong inspiration from classics like Silent Hill . The player takes on the role of Roman, a train conductor lost in a distorted and hostile world.

Fixed cameras, puzzles, and a heavy atmosphere make up the experience, which premieres on April 22nd for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC. The soundtrack by Myuu and the voice acting by Togo Igawa enhance the emotional impact of the storyline.

Another title that promises innovation is Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 , launching on April 24th. Set in a Belle Époque , the game features a hybrid turn-based mechanic with real-time controls. The plot revolves around a curse that erases all citizens upon reaching the age of 33. The refined art direction and combat make this RPG a bold and visually striking offering.

Intense battles and reimaginings of classics complete the list of releases.

The month also brings good news for fans of fighting and cooperative action games. Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves revives the famous SNK franchise after more than two decades without a main sequel.

Scheduled for release on April 25th, the game features 17 characters , new combat systems, and modes that expand the content for those seeking story gameplay or online battles. With vibrant visuals and accessible mechanics, the title aims to win over both veterans and newcomers.

Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate , which arrives on the 17th, reinvents the original beat 'em up with updated in Unreal Engine 5 .

The story mode, the roster of 38 fighters, and the frenetic combat promise chaotic and fun matches, with support for online multiplayer. The new version seeks to balance nostalgia with technical improvements to win over old fans and new audiences.

Another intriguing release is Blue Prince , which debuts on April 10th. The game combines mystery, puzzles, and exploration in a mansion with ever-changing architecture.

The search for room 46, surrounded by secrets and hidden passages, challenges the player's reasoning. With each new attempt, the accumulated knowledge alters the narrative's outcome, adding a roguelite layer to the experience.

Games with unusual concepts round out the list of bets for April.

Among the more eccentric releases is All in Abyss: Judge the Fake , scheduled for April 9th. With a neon setting and poker-inspired duels, the player faces rivals known as "Witches" in mental and strategic confrontations. The protagonist, Asuha , must manipulate cards and investigate secrets to advance. The plot mixes drama, anime, and gambling in a bold proposition for an audience seeking unconventional novelties.

Finally, Promise Mascot Agency uses humor and mystery to close out the list. Releasing on April 10th, the game puts the player in the shoes of Michi , a manager of corporate mascots that come to life. While managing crises, organizing events, and facing supernatural forces, Michi must deal with conspiracies involving her own history. Created by the same developers as Paradise Killer , the title promises an open world full of absurd situations and caricatured characters.

With releases for all tastes and styles, April reinforces the creative force of the gaming industry in 2025. Whether it's the nostalgia of classic JRPGs, the tension of modern horrors, or the bold ideas of indie games, the month invites players to explore unique and intense experiences.