Did you miss the PlayStation event? We’ve got you covered with our recap!
The first State of Play of 2025 is over and Sony showed a lot of new games in the 40-minute show – of course with a strong focus on PS5, but there’s also news for PC
To help you stay up to date, you can find all the trailers shown here and the most important information in a compact summary.
Borderlands 4
Gearbox is showing the upcoming installment of the popular looter-shooter series with a new trailer. It also contains some very important information: The release is on September 22, 2025.
Days Gone Remastered
The open-world game in the zombie apocalypse is being re-released especially for PS5 and PS5 Pro and enriched with new content such as a tough permadeath mode. Days Gone Remastered will be released on April 25.
Saros
Housemarque, the developers of PlayStation hits such as Returnal, Matterfall and Resogun, are announcing a new sci-fi action game called Saros. Instead of gameplay, there is only a cinematic trailer, release is 2026
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance
The legendary Shinobi series returns with a new installment. Sega is releasing the sidescroller with modernized retro graphics on August 28, 2025
Tides of Annihilation
The newly revealed action-adventure Tides of Annihilation transports elements of the Arthus saga into a post-apocalyptic future. Set in the ruins of a lost world, spectacular fantasy battles reminiscent of Bayonetta and Nier: Automata unfold. There is no release date yet.
Hell is Us
In addition to a trailer for the dark action-adventure, there is now finally a release date: from September 4, you can explore the surreal open world full of eerie secrets and take on the Hollow Walkers.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
The comeback of the stealth classic from 2004 shows new gameplay scenes and also reveals the release date: On August 28 & Snake is back on the hunt.
Lies of P: Overture
The stylish steampunk Soulslike Lies of P from 2023 is getting a new DLC installment that serves as a story prequel and lets you explore the game world of Krat for the first time before its downfall.
Mindseye
It’s no coincidence that Mindseye seems like a kind of sci-fi GTA: no less a figure than GTA producer Leslie Benzies is behind the action game. It’s about secret operations, neural implants and AI. And you have a drone as a companion! Release is in summer 2025.
Metal Eden
The developers of Ruiner reveal a lightning-fast single-player shooter set in an extremely stylish cyberpunk world. Cyborgs and wallrunning included. Release is on May 6, 2025
More trailers and info from the show coming soon:
- Monster Hunter Wilds: The new creature Mizutsune is introduced
- Sonic Racing Crossworlds: The fun racer will be released on February 21
- Digimon Story Time Stranger: In this JRPG, you collect and raise monsters
- Lost Soul Aside: The action RPG comes to PS5 and PC on May 30
- Dave the Diver: The cult game gets a Yakuza crossover via DLC
- WWE 2K25 The Island: The wrestling game gets a new setting
- Splitgate 2: The arena shooter’s alpha will be playable for everyone at the end of February
- Split Fiction: New gameplay from the game from the creators of It Takes Two
- Directive 8020: Hobby astronauts will experience a horror trip starting October 2nd
- Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Secret of the Mimic offshoot is coming on June 13th
- The Midnight Walk: The dark fantasy adventure has a special look
- Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny: The new edition of the samurai game will be released on May 23
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword: 2026 will be followed by a real sequel with a new hero
However, Ghost of Yotei, God of War and the long-awaited remaster of the PlayStation classic Bloodborne did not appear. What was your favorite part of the show and what other games would you have liked to see? Feel free to share your feedback in the comments below!
