3 Video Game Titles Announced at Anime Expo 2025
At Anime Expo 2025, Aniplex of America and NIS America presented exciting video game news. Three titles garnered special attention: Resident Evil: Survival Unit for smartphones, Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Magia Exedra coming to PC with cross-platform synchronization, and Cladun X3, the highly anticipated pixelated action RPG for consoles and Steam.
Resident Evil: Survival Unit
Launching on smartphones in multiple regions
Aniplex of America announced at its Anime Expo 2025 panel the development of Resident Evil: Survival Unit, a new real-time strategy title specifically designed for mobile platforms.
This game is a collaboration between JOYCITY and Capcom and will be available for iOS and Android devices in key regions such as North America, Europe, Japan, South Korea, and the rest of Asia.
Resident Evil: Survival Unit redefines the classic saga as a strategic mobile experience, aimed at both veteran fans and new players.
While no exact date has been set, the announcement promises to expand the franchise in the competitive mobile gaming market. More details will be revealed on July 10 in an official live broadcast.
Additionally, Capcom confirmed the release date for the next main installment, Resident Evil Requiem, scheduled for February 27, 2026, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, solidifying its ongoing commitment to the franchise.
Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Magia Exedra
Upcoming Steam Release
The popular smartphone game Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Magia Exedra celebrates its 100th day since launch with special events and announces its imminent arrival on Steam during the third quarter of 2025, as confirmed by the official English account.
This PC version will allow players to link their data between mobile and Steam platforms, ensuring a fluid and cross-platform experience.
The game, available for iOS and Android, brings together various spin-offs and timelines from the Madoka Magica franchise in an interactive story with immersive 3D graphics and a turn-based combat system with cinematic animations.
Fans can add the title to their Steam wishlist while awaiting the launch, which promises to expand access to this dark magical girl universe.
Cladun X3
Coming to consoles and PC in the West in 2025
NIS America confirmed that Cladun X3, the latest installment in the pixelated action RPG series, will arrive in the West in 2025.
The game will be available digitally for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam, where it can already be added to wishlists.
In Cladun X3, players take on the role of villains summoned to Arcanus Cella to compete in a ruthless death game with world peace as the ultimate goal.
Players will explore dungeons full of enemies and traps, recruit allies, and customize their characters with six weapon types and ten distinct jobs.
The game stands out for its high level of customization, from characters and weapons to music and special abilities, all integrated into the unique Magic Circle System.
Although the precise release date has not yet been announced, NIS America's confirmation anticipates a long-awaited return for fans of this saga that combines pixelated nostalgia with modern RPG and action mechanics.
New News for Gamers
The announcements at Anime Expo 2025 clearly demonstrate major companies' commitment to offering diverse and engaging experiences for different audiences.
Resident Evil: Survival Unit expands the franchise to mobile devices with a strategic and global formula, while Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Magia Exedra extends its reach to PC with cross-platform integration. On the other hand, Cladun X3 promises to captivate action RPG fans with its pixelated style and deep customization on consoles and Steam.
These releases represent the best of current Japanese gaming and are set to mark the calendar of new releases between 2025 and 2026.
Are you waiting for any of these games? Which one seems most promising to you?
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