Tales of Berseria Remastered Set for PS5, $40 Game Out on 27th February

Bandai Namco has confirmed that Tales of Berseria will be the next entry in the Tales RPG franchise to get the remaster treatment.

Tales of Berseria Remastered will release for PS5 on 27th February 2026, priced at £34.99 / $39.99. You can watch the reveal trailer above. The new version features "enhanced graphics and optimized gameplay", which shall include a 4K resolution at 60 frames-per-second on PS5. There's also going to be a physical version alongside the digital option.

Described as a "modern, high-quality retelling", the remaster also comes with quality of life updates like destination icons, enemy encounter toggles, early grade shop access, and more. "Enjoy the immersion with the DLC, which was launched alongside the original release, including costumes, useful items, and other fun extras."

Here's the setup from the developer:

Engage in the ultimate quest for self-discovery, remastered for the first time. The sacred kingdom awaits the arrival of its savior, and a lone woman named Velvet is marked by traumatic deceit.. Join Velvet on her journey for vengeance, along with her cast of eccentric companions, as they sail through the archipelago which comprises the kingdom of Midgand.

Standard and Deluxe Editions are available to pre-order now on the PS Store, with the latter offering additional music, a digital artbook, and the Super Growth Support Herb Set for an extra £15 / $20.

Today's news comes less than a month after the release of Tales of Xillia Remastered, and Bandai Namco has already confirmed it's remastering the sequel to that as well. So far, it's modernised Tales of Symphonia, Tales of Graces F, and Tales of Vesperia for PS5, PS4 systems.

First released for PS4 in January 2017, we awarded the original version of Tales of Berseria an 8/10 and concluded: "Tales of Berseria takes a positive turn with a much darker theme, a great cast of characters, and perhaps the best storyline that the series has seen for quite some time."