A new year also brings new games for anime fans to anticipate. One has even been released today, but as for the other titles, their release dates remain unconfirmed. However, that will not stop us from getting hyped about getting our hands on these games. Knowing what these games are about will make things even more interesting for anime fans. Here are four new anime games to look forward to in 2025:

1. The Seven Deadly Sins Origin

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The Seven Deadly Sins Origin is developed by the Korean game company Netmarble, which also created an idle game for the anime. This game puts you into a breathtaking 3D world where fans can finally explore, fight familiar enemies, solve various puzzles, and play as both the old and new generation of party members you know from the show.

It is set right after the end of the original The Seven Deadly Sins anime, introducing us to the young Tristan, son of Meliodas and Elizabeth. With Four Knights of the Apocalypse already released, it is intriguing to see what Tristan and the other characters did before that timeline. As of now, there is no confirmed release date, but the game looks promising.

2. DRAGON BALL PROJECT: Multi

DRAGON BALL PROJECT: Multi is advertised as the infamous anime’s first-ever 4v4 team battle. Developed by GANBARION Co., Ltd. and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, it lets you play as your favorite character alongside three other players, clashing against opposing teams just like in the anime—more like a kind of reminiscing the Tournament of Power. Power up even further beyond, work together, and claim the dragon ball to win the game. It will be available on Steam, Apple Store, and Google Play.

3. Tales of Graces f Remastered

Tales of Graces f Remastered is an enhanced version of the beloved game that was ported for PlayStation 3 back in 2012 after it was localized and released in English. TOSE CO., LTD. will offer an “easier-to-play” version, so you can also enjoy the main story along the way. Additionally, it comes with two bonuses: the Lineage and Legacies, which serve as the aftermath of the main campaign—definitely something to look forward to.

4. Solo Leveling: ARISE

Solo Leveling: ARISE shares the same developers as the upcoming The Seven Deadly Sins game on this list, Netmarble. Fans of the Webtoon comic are having the time of their lives right now. It got adapted into an anime, boosting its already popular reputation even further in the otaku world. This year, it will grow even bigger as it gets its own game. It is already available on Android and iOS. It looks fantastic, but imagine playing the power fantasy of Sung Jinwoo’s abilities and fighting prowess on a desktop. Keep an eye out for its release this year!

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