New PlayStation Games Dropping This Week (Jan 12–18) — Full PS5 & PS4 List

New PlayStation Games Dropping This Week (Jan 12–18) — Full PS5 & PS4 List

It’s a quieter week on the PlayStation Store, but it’s still the kind of drop where one “right” game can steal your entire weekend — especially if you’re into JRPGs, bite-sized puzzlers, or a new psychological horror release. Below is a clean, date-by-date rundown of the PlayStation games launching between January 12 and January 18, plus quick “who it’s for” notes to help you decide what’s worth your time. For the original weekly roundup, see this TrueTrophies release list.

At a glance: the week’s “big” headline

If you only care about the most talked-about release this week, it’s The Legend of Heroes: Trails beyond the Horizon — a major JRPG entry landing on both PS5 and PS4. You can view the official product page here: Trails beyond the Horizon on PlayStation Store.

Full PS5 & PS4 release list (Jan 12–18)

Release times can vary by region and store refresh. When in doubt, use the linked PlayStation Store pages (they show your local timing).

Monday, January 12

Tuesday, January 13

Wednesday, January 14

Thursday, January 15

Friday, January 16

Saturday–Sunday, January 17–18

No major additional PS5/PS4 launches are widely listed for the weekend itself, so this is typically when players catch up — especially if you’re jumping into a long JRPG or testing smaller indie releases.

What to play first (quick picks)

  • Want a “main course” game? Start with Trails beyond the Horizon (PS5/PS4).
  • Want scares? BrokenLore: UNFOLLOW (PS5) is the clearest horror pick this week.
  • Want something chill? Lantern Push and Anime: Fantasy Uni 2 fit short, relaxing sessions.
  • Want quick arcade action? Nibiru Voyage is built for runs and upgrades.

Where to track new releases (so you don’t miss surprise drops)

These weekly lists can change if a developer shifts timing at the last minute, so it helps to check more than one source: Push Square’s weekly PS5/PS4 release guide and the PlayStation Store product pages are usually the fastest way to confirm your local unlock time.

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