NIS America is bringing two PlayStation 5 Yomawari releases west on November 5, 2026, according to Gematsu’s report. The dated pair is Yomawari: The Long Night Collection and Yomawari: Lost in the Dark. Treat November 5 as the western PS5 calendar day in Eastern terms for U.S. planning unless a storefront later posts a more precise local unlock clock.
The Long Night Collection packages the earlier stealth-horror entries Yomawari: Night Alone and Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. Players tip-toe through rural Japanese nights, collect items, and dodge spirits drawn from urban-legend inspiration. The Switch version of the collection arrived in Japan on October 25, 2018, and in the west on October 30, 2018; Gematsu notes the PS5 edition launched in Japan on May 14, 2026 before this western PS5 date.
Lost in the Dark follows a girl breaking a curse while recovering lost memories on haunted streets. Series staples—flashlight play, heartbeat tension, run-and-hide survival—return, with a closing-your-eyes mechanic to avoid certain spirits and first-series character customization for hairstyle, clothes, and accessories. That game launched in Japan on PlayStation 4 and Switch on April 21, 2022, then reached PS4, Switch, and Steam worldwide on October 25, 2022. Its Japanese PS5 version arrived March 12, 2026.
For U.S. horror and calendar readers, the news is straightforward: both PS5 SKUs are now dated for a shared western street on November 5, 2026 under NIS America. It is a localization and platform catch-up story more than a brand-new IP reveal, but it still matters for anyone who waited for current-gen PlayStation versions outside Japan.
Keep the filing lean and factual. Do not invent multiplatform western SKUs beyond the PS5 west date Gematsu attributes to NIS America, and do not invent a same-day Switch or PC restreet unless a first-party note appears later. For a live action-horror adjacent launch already on RCG News this week, see Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s worldwide launch—a different series and publisher, useful only as a same-desk games pointer.
Primary outbound is Gematsu. Fans who bounced off older ports or missed the Japanese PS5 drops now have a clear November calendar marker for both the collection and Lost in the Dark on PlayStation 5 in the west.
