PlayStation Store Adds Kingdom of Night for PS5
The PS5 action RPG, first released on PC in 2025, is now available on PlayStation Store for $19.99 as of November 5, 2026.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Gaming
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Kingdom of Night, an isometric fantasy RPG originally launched on PC in 2025, is now on the PlayStation Store for PS5 at $19.99. A Midnight Edition bundle including a 25-avatar Night of '97 collection is offered for $21.99.
Why it matters
The release brings a title with "Very Positive" Steam reviews from more than 300 ratings to PlayStation players as a standalone purchase. The Midnight Edition offers a bundled option for buyers who want the cosmetic avatar collection alongside the game.
Kingdom of Night is priced at $19.99 on the PlayStation Store, while the Midnight Edition with 25 avatars costs $21.99. Steam reviews from more than 300 ratings are rated "Very Positive," though the source does not report PlayStation-specific review data.
The players
Black Seven Studios
Black Seven Studios is the developer behind Kingdom of Night.
Dangen Entertainment
Dangen Entertainment is the publisher of Kingdom of Night.
The details
Kingdom of Night is a single-player isometric fantasy RPG set in 1980s Miami, Arizona, with solo and two-player local co-op options. Players choose from five classes—Barbarian, Knight, Rogue, Necromancer, and Sorcerer—and can explore the town freely, take on side quests, and challenge Demon Generals in any order.
Timeline
2019: Kingdom of Night was originally announced.
2025: The game launched on PC.
November 5, 2026: The game became available on the PlayStation Store for PS5.
Platform Expansion
Kingdom of Night's PlayStation release follows the common pattern of independent RPGs debuting on PC before arriving on consoles, here about 18 months after its 2025 PC launch. The move extends the game's reach to PS5 owners without changing its original design.
The game is available now on the PlayStation Store for $19.99 or as a $21.99 Midnight Edition bundle with 25 avatars. Players who want the cosmetic collection can choose the bundle, while others can buy the base game only.
The takeaway
Buyers choosing between the base game and the Midnight Edition should weigh whether the 25-avatar collection is worth the $2 difference. Checking review sentiment on other platforms can also help gauge whether the game fits personal tastes.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PlayStation LifeStyle.
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