Sony’s latest State of Play presentation showcased a variety of upcoming games and updates for PlayStation platforms. The broadcast included a look at the new Resident Evil movie, Insomniac’s Marvel's Wolverine, and a surprise announcement for Grand Theft Auto 6 themed DualSense controllers.
The event kicked off with a preview of Zach Cregger's Resident Evil film, which stars a new character named Bryan, a medical courier delivering to Raccoon City during the outbreak. The movie is set to release in theaters on September 18.
Insomniac Games offered another glimpse at Marvel's Wolverine, slated for launch on September 15. The trailer hinted at a narrative incorporating several X-Men storylines with a focus on the Sentinels hunting mutants.
Ghost of Tsushima: Complete Edition will receive a new single-player roguelike mode called Most Wanted on October 1, where players can craft builds with different characters, including Jin. A Complete Edition of the main game will also be available.
Capcom revealed the Ascendance expansion for Monster Hunter Wilds, focusing on new environments and larger monsters. This expansion is scheduled for release in 2027.
4A Games provided new gameplay footage for Metro 2039, the post-apocalyptic shooter due out on February 4.
Maneater 2, a game where players control a shark terrorizing both land and sea, was also shown with a 2027 release window.
Pearl Abyss presented the Charting the Unknown update for Crimson Desert, adding city-management elements to the game’s existing combat. This update launches on October 15.
A notable reveal was a new 1911-piece Lego set of the original PlayStation console, featuring nods to Gran Turismo and Ape Escape.
Final Fantasy Resonance, a 2D-3D RPG reimagining the mobile title Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, is set for an October 22 release, with a demo available now.
The Gundam franchise will see a new entry with Rogue Orbit, a fast-paced hack-and-slash game launching March 5.
Indie titles featured included the eerie fantasy game Hunter’s Moon, coming October 26, and the Annapurna Interactive-published Uncanyon, a puzzler with a world that shifts as the player moves, slated for 2027.
Double Fine’s Keeper, previously released on PC and Xbox, is coming to PlayStation and is available today.
Konami showcased Rev. Noir, an anime-inspired action RPG set in a sci-fi fantasy world, targeting a 2027 release.
Rhapsody in Scarlet, an action game blending 1920s New York aesthetics with fantasy elements, was also presented.
PlayStation Plus will add several titles, including the shooter Mycopunk. The Classics catalog is expanding with Mega Man X: Command Mission, Dino Crisis 2, and the original Ratchet & Clank.
Saros is receiving a free Zenith update later this year, which will introduce a boss rush mode, New Game+, and additional accessibility options.
Gran Turismo 7 is set to receive a two-part update, Spec IV, arriving in October and December. These updates will introduce new tracks, cars, and racing modes, including a "super family-friendly" mode for young children. Further details will be shared on October 3.
Until Dawn 2, developed by Firesprite Games, follows content creators in peril and is scheduled for a PS5 release on January 28.
While Grand Theft Auto 6 was not directly shown, Sony did reveal two themed DualSense controllers, set to launch on November 19 with pre-orders beginning September 10.
The showcase concluded with an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation, confirming playable party members Cid and Vincent, and setting a release date of April 8.
