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Silksong Month Is Over: 15 Amazing Upcoming Games Releasing in October 2025
25. Five Nights at Freddy’s
Five Nights at Freddy’s impresses with stunning creature costumes and animatronics that feel straight out of the game, backed by a creepy, pulsing score. Matthew Lillard shines with a memorable turn, and solid performances all around make this spooky adventure a fun ride from start to finish. | © Universal Pictures
24. Resident Evil
Resident Evil brings the game’s creepy world to life with a tight pace and just enough background to make you care before the monsters appear. The cast loves the source material, giving solid performances, and the sudden, scary horror moments keep you glued to the screen. | © Constantin Film
23. Uncharted
Uncharted teams Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg on a high-energy treasure hunt that feels like a modern Indiana Jones adventure. Packed with fast-paced action, witty banter, and exotic locations, it’s a thrill-ride you can sit back and enjoy. | © Sony Pictures Releasing
22. Yakuza: Like a Dragon
Yakuza: Like a Dragon tosses you into a wild Tokyo night full of over-the-top fights and wicked laughs. Dynamic camera work, a cast of crazed characters, and razor-sharp comic timing make this twisted action comedy a blast. | © Toei
21. Warcraft
Warcraft pulls you into a vivid world of orcs, elves, and wizards, with CGI so lifelike the creatures feel real. A steady pace, well-choreographed battles, and just the right touch of humor keep the story moving and make it an entertaining watch. | © Universal Studios
20. Mortal Kombat
Mortal Kombat brings thrilling fight scenes and impressive special effects that make every fatality pop, especially on a tighter budget. Kano’s nonstop quips and comic relief add a fun edge to the brutal battles, making this self-aware brawler a wild ride for fans and newcomers alike. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
19. Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Resident Evil: Apocalypse has you glued to the screen as Alice teams up with a new heroine to fight Umbrella’s twisted bio-weapons, from supercharged zombies to terrifying zombie dogs. It deepens the T-Virus story and packs in nonstop action and clever kills, making it a wild ride for fans of the games. | © Sony Pictures Releasing
18. The Super Mario Bros. Movie
By leaning into the game’s colorful world, The Super Mario Bros. Movie serves up stunning visuals and spot-on voice work that will delight fans and newcomers alike. Its lively pace and nonstop fun keep you smiling from start to finish. | © Universal Pictures
17. Max Payne
Max Payne throws you into a gritty revenge tale as Mark Wahlberg hunts his family’s killer alongside Mila Kunis, uncovering a dark conspiracy. With crisp cinematography, powerful sound design, and chilling drug-induced hallucinations of winged monsters, it’s a visually striking, intense action ride. | © 20th Century Studios
16. The Angry Birds Movie
The Angry Birds Movie brings the game’s world to life with vibrant animation and imaginative action scenes. Peter Dinklage’s witty voice work and a catchy soundtrack make this silly, colorful adventure a surprisingly fun ride for the whole family. | © Columbia Pictures
15. Silent Hill
Silent Hill drops you into a foggy town crawling with bizarre creatures and twisted landscapes. Radha Mitchell shines as Rose, and the eerie music and striking visuals make the horror both chilling and captivating. | © Columbia Pictures
14. Double Dragon
Double Dragon is a pure ’90s martial arts blast, with a neon-soaked future city, flaming cars, and cheeky one-liners that feel straight out of Power Rangers. Its kid-friendly fights, fun villains, and strong cast make it a perfect action-packed treat for younger viewers. | © Focus Features
13. Ratchet & Clank
Ratchet & Clank bursts to life with vibrant animation and perfectly captures the playful chemistry between its iconic heroes, giving fans plenty to cheer about. Packed with dynamic action sequences, clever game-inspired gadgets, and lighthearted humor, it’s a fun adventure for viewers of all ages. | © Focus Features
12. Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
Angelina Jolie races from Venice’s canals to Siberia’s frozen wastelands to stop a cult from using an ancient artefact to control time. Packed with thrilling tomb raids, robot showdowns, and surprisingly solid early-2000s CGI, it’s a fun, action-packed ride. | © Paramount Pictures
11. Rampage
Rampage is a fun, mindless blast of monster mayhem, powered by Dwayne Johnson’s charm and impressive VFX that bring every giant beast to life. While the Energyne siblings are a bit cheesy, the non-stop action and solid performances from the rest of the cast make this a thoroughly entertaining experience. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
10. Far Cry
Far Cry is a fun, fast-paced movie that overturns Uwe Boll’s reputation. If you’re sick of slow dramas, this movie will grab your attention. Filmed in Vancouver, it’s loaded with thrilling action, sharp visuals, and a playful spirit that shows the team put real care into this adaptation. | © 20th Century Studios
9. Sonic The Hedgehog 2
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 brings Tails and Knuckles on board, giving the story more character moments and game nods. Jim Carrey’s Robotnik is pure chaos in fresh settings, and the extra jokes, gadgets, and locations make this sequel a big step up from the first. | © Paramount Pictures
8. Doom
Doom isn’t a masterpiece, but it hooks you with an action-packed live-action FPS sequence and solid turns from The Rock and Karl Urban. The practical monster suits give the creatures a real presence, even if some supporting roles fall flat, and the lack of real scares keeps it from being a true horror ride. | © Universal Studios
7. Street Fighter
Street Fighter brings all your favorite fighters to life, and Raul Julia’s over-the-top M. Bison steals every scene. Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Guile and the movie’s cheesy ’90s feel make it a fun guilty pleasure full of nostalgia. | © Universal Pictures
6. Detective Pikachu
Detective Pikachu shines thanks to Ryan Reynolds’s cheeky voice work and a vibrant, rain-soaked city that makes the Pokémon world feel real. Even if a few creatures look too anime-like, the solid acting and playful adventure make it a fun watch for any fan. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
5. Werewolves Within
Werewolves Within delivers a quirky small-town mystery with light scares and dark humor, led by a standout lead performance and a moody atmosphere. While some supporting characters and horror moments feel underused, the setting and soundtrack make it a fun, easy entry into the genre. | © IFC Films
4. Mortal Kombat
As a love letter to its Sega roots, Mortal Kombat brings the classic fighters and lightning-fast battles to life with a soundtrack that pulls you right into the action. It skips the fluff and delivers thrilling fights and standout characters that keep fans and newcomers glued to their seats. | © New Line Cinema
3. A Minecraft Movie
A Minecraft Movie captures the game’s quirky charm and stays true to its blocky world while pacing a fun, family-friendly adventure. Jack Black and Jason lead the cast with playful energy, and even if some side characters feel familiar, the film still delivers an enjoyable watch for fans and newcomers. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
2. Gran Turismo
Although its marketing misfires, Gran Turismo delivers a gripping story packed with infuriating villains and standout turns from David Harbour, Orlando Bloom, and Archie Madekwe. The CGI can be distracting, and a few characters vanish too soon, but if you ignore the trailers, you’re in for a fun, intense ride. | © Columbia Pictures
1. Sonic the Hedgehog 3
You can feel how much the filmmakers care about the source material and the fans, as they weave a smooth, exciting story that never misses a beat. Bigger action scenes, amazing visuals, and Jim Carrey’s best work as Dr. Robotnik make this third Sonic movie a must-watch. | © Paramount Pictures
