Welcome to Gaming’s Hellfire Autumn
Fall 2025 is here, and publishers are lining up like drunk frat bros at a strip club, ready to take your money and your free time.
This isn’t just another game release season — this is a goddamn avalanche of hype, broken promises, and a few titles that might actually be worth selling your kidney for.
From blood-soaked horror sequels to open-world epics designed to keep you chained to your console until your relationships crumble, this list covers the 10 most anticipated video games of Fall 2025.
Buckle up, gamer trash. It’s gonna be a ride.
- #1 – Elder Scrolls VI: Hammerfell: Why This RPG Could Ruin Your Social Life
- #2 – Grand Theft Auto VI Online: Your Wallet’s Worst Enemy
- #3 – Bloodborne II: Feast of Crows – Pain Never Felt So Good
- #4 – Once Upon a Katamari – Rolling Into Pure Chaos
- #5 – Dead Space: Fractured Moon – The Horror Renaissance Continues
- #6 – Fable: The Age of Legends – Chicken Kicking, Evolved
- #7 – Silent Hill: Ashes – The Comeback Nobody Saw Coming
- #8 – Cyberpunk 2077: Redemption – CDPR’s Second Chance
- #9 – Hollow Knight: Silksong – The Eternal Wait Is Finally Over
- #10 – Mortal Kombat XIII – Fatalities Get Even Nastier
- The Final Word: Fall 2025 Is a Gamer’s Wallet Apocalypse
#1 – Elder Scrolls VI: Hammerfell: Why This RPG Could Ruin Your Social Life
Gameplay
Bethesda is back, baby — hopefully with fewer bugs than a Motel 6 mattress.
Expect sprawling deserts, sprawling cities, and sprawling Reddit threads full of lore arguments no one asked for.
Release Date
November 21, 2025 – Just in time to ruin your Thanksgiving.
Why It’s Hyped
This is Elder Scrolls VI, the long-awaited follow-up to Skyrim, which people are still playing on smart fridges and pregnancy tests. Fans have waited 14 years.
If Bethesda screws this up, the internet will collectively explode.
What Could Suck
Bethesda’s “polish” is usually code for glitches so bad they become memes.
Pray Todd Howard’s “It Just Works™” actually means something this time.
#2 – Grand Theft Auto VI Online: Your Wallet’s Worst Enemy
Gameplay
We already know GTA VI will print money like Rockstar owns a private bank.
The online mode is adding persistent crime syndicates, cross-platform chaos, and the ability to scam other players harder than a crypto bro.
Release Date
October 15, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
This is GTA Online on steroids — the kind that make your nuts shrink but your kill streak grow.
The single-player story drops first, but let’s be honest: everyone’s here for the toxic lobbies and flying jet bikes.
What Could Suck
Shark Cards 2.0.
Rockstar will milk your digital wallet until you’re financially crying IRL.
007 First Light – Bond Begins, and This Time He’s Got Blood on His Cuffs
#3 – Bloodborne II: Feast of Crows – Pain Never Felt So Good
Gameplay
FromSoftware is done playing nice.
This sequel cranks up the gothic horror, adds four-player co-op, and throws in “Nightmare Hunts” that will make you question your life choices.
Release Date
October 31, 2025 – Because nothing says Halloween like being repeatedly murdered by eldritch horrors.
Why It’s Hyped
The original Bloodborne is a cult classic.
Fans have been begging for a sequel harder than a Dark Souls boss spamming its final phase.
What Could Suck
Prepare to die… and die… and die again.
Oh, and the PC port will probably run like dogshit for the first month.
#4 – Once Upon a Katamari – Rolling Into Pure Chaos
Gameplay
It’s the return of the sticky cosmic meatball, now with next-gen visuals and multiplayer sabotage mode.
Roll up everything from cows to cars to entire cities while screaming into your mic.
Release Date
October 24, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
It’s dumb, it’s weird, it’s glorious chaos.
Perfect for drunk gaming nights or rage-inducing party sessions.
What Could Suck
If the devs get lazy and just reskin nostalgia, it’ll feel like paying $60 for a shinier ball.
#5 – Dead Space: Fractured Moon – The Horror Renaissance Continues
Gameplay
More zero-gravity necromorph dismemberment, but now with branching narrative paths and co-op survival.
Your friend will absolutely let you die to save ammo. Trust no one.
Release Date
November 8, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
Horror is thriving right now.
This game rides the wave of recent hits like Terrifier 3 and Nosferatu — but with space saws.
What Could Suck
If EA sticks its grubby microtransaction fingers into this, prepare for pay-to-win plasma cutters.
#6 – Fable: The Age of Legends – Chicken Kicking, Evolved
Gameplay
Lionhead may be dead, but Fable lives on.
This reboot adds dynamic morality systems, ridiculous humor, and co-op storytelling.
Release Date
October 18, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
It’s Fable. It’s charming. It’s cheeky.
Also, you can apparently romance a dragon now, which is either awesome or deeply disturbing.
What Could Suck
If the humor feels forced, it’ll tank faster than Peter Molyneux’s credibility.
#7 – Silent Hill: Ashes – The Comeback Nobody Saw Coming
Gameplay
Classic psychological horror with branching dialogue and AI-driven monster behavior that adapts to your fears.
Basically, the game will stalk you harder than your ex.
Release Date
November 14, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
Konami actually did something right for once.
The trailers are creepy as hell, and horror fans are frothing at the mouth.
What Could Suck
If they botch this, Silent Hill will go back to being a meme franchise faster than you can say “Pachinko.”
#8 – Cyberpunk 2077: Redemption – CDPR’s Second Chance
Gameplay
An expansion-sized redemption arc with overhauled mechanics, vehicle combat, and new districts that actually feel alive.
Finally, you can roleplay a cybernetic badass without the game breaking mid-cutscene.
Release Date
October 11, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
CD Projekt Red has been slowly rebuilding trust after the original disaster.
This could be their ultimate apology letter to gamers.
What Could Suck
If this flops, Cyberpunk is dead forever.
No pressure, guys.
#9 – Hollow Knight: Silksong – The Eternal Wait Is Finally Over
Gameplay
Metroidvania perfection with new abilities, faster combat, and insanely challenging bosses.
Your controller will be in pieces by the end of it.
Release Date
November 1, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
Fans have been waiting so long that Silksong has become a running joke.
But now, it’s finally here — and it actually looks incredible.
What Could Suck
If it’s anything less than god-tier, the internet will riot.
#10 – Mortal Kombat XIII – Fatalities Get Even Nastier
Gameplay
The most violent fighting game ever returns with destructible arenas, crossplay ranked mode, and fatalities so grotesque they’ll get banned on Twitch.
Release Date
October 28, 2025
Why It’s Hyped
Every MK release is a pop-culture event.
Expect insane guest fighters, probably including some meme-worthy picks like Shrek or John Wick.
What Could Suck
If they lean too hard on DLC characters, it’ll feel like buying the game one body part at a time.
The Final Word: Fall 2025 Is a Gamer’s Wallet Apocalypse
Fall 2025 isn’t just a season — it’s a financial black hole.
You can either pay rent or buy these games, but not both.
Whether you’re here for horror, RPGs, or rolling up cows in Katamari, there’s something this season guaranteed to ruin your productivity and possibly your relationship.
Drop your most hyped Fall 2025 video game in the comments below — and tell us which game you think will crash and burn harder than Cyberpunk 2077’s launch.
Or don’t. Be mysterious. Whatever.
Just don’t buy Shark Cards, you degenerate.
