Rugby League 26 arrives in July

An official release date for Rugby League 26 has been unveiled today.

The game is set for a July 17 release on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (via Steam). Pre-orders for the Xbox and PlayStation versions are live right now.

A synopsis for Rugby League 26 reads:

Rugby League 26 marks the next generation of sports simulation, capturing the speed, strategy, and relentless intensity of Rugby League like never before. Redefining the sport’s digital presence, Rugby League 26 introduces Pro Team mode, modern graphics, realistic gameplay mechanics, and fully licensed teams, competitions, and stadiums from across the entire Rugby League world. Rugby League 26 features the World’s best rugby league competitions, including both the men’s and women’s of all UK Super League clubs.

Not only does Rugby League 26 feature all competing 2025 Super League teams and players, in a first for the sport, WSL players have been captured in high-definition photogrammetry, marking a milestone that reflects the growing global importance of Women’s Rugby League globally.

Whether a hardcore League supporter or a casual sports gamer, Rugby League 26 offers an authentic, immersive experience on and off the field for everyone.

Ross Symons, CEO, Big Ant Studios said this about the game:

“Every part of Rugby League 26 is driven by authenticity and depth. From the expanded Career Mode to the Pro Team feature and advanced customisation tools, this game marks a new standard for Rugby League in interactive entertainment.”

Rhodri Jones, Managing Director, Rugby League Commercial also said:

“Rugby League deserves a world-class video game, and Rugby League 26 delivers exactly that. We're excited to see our Super League and Women’s Super League clubs and players represented in such detail and realism, competing on the same level as the best clubs and stars of the Rugby League world ahead of this autumn’s Ashes series.”

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