This is the game developed by Haven, recent acquisition of PlayStation, which opens the ball of this presentation. Fairgame$ looks like a shoot cooperative robbery as part of Sony’s game services multiplication strategy. The latter will be released on PS5 and PC and we don’t have a release date.
For Helldivers 2, Arrowhead decides to revolutionize its license by abandoning the isometric view in favor of a third person view. What does not change is that it is still a cooperative sci-fi game with several players in which we slaughter galactic monsters with a vengeance and it will be available on PS5 and PC in 2023.
EA offers us a little reminder for its Immortals of Aveum. This FPS with magic developed by Ascendant Studios, and published via the EA Originals label will be available on July 20.
The One More Level studio will be back by the end of 2023 with Ghostrunner II. The first opus had its little success and our favorite cyberpunk ninja will however do much more than run, since we could see him piloting a magnificent two-wheeler in Y along a skyscraper.
Not happy with the mobile release of Phantom Blade: Executioners on mobile by the end of the year, the S-Game studio is also working on Phantom Blade 0. Presented as a hack and slash/RPG, we still feel hints of Sekiro and other FromSoftware games watching this trailer. Phantom Blade 0 will be a semi open world game made up of several large areas and will be available on PS5 and PC on an unspecified date.
Matt Nava, the man behind the artistic direction of Journey or Abzu is back. With his studio Giant Squid, the man intends to put the cover back with a visually memorable game entitled Sword of the Sea. We will embody “the Wraith” is a spirit responsible for bringing life back to a dead world and can count on his Hoversword, an all-terrain skateboard, in his task. It will be available on PS5, but no specific release date has been given.
Puzzle game enthusiasts can rejoice, The Talos Principle license will be back by the end of 2023 for a new opus. Always so cryptic, even when it comes to showing up for the first time with a trailer, it’s always the Croteam that will be in charge.
Nomada Studios, the creators of Gris, announce their new project Never will, with a sublime trailer and an artistic direction that we already guess very mastered. Scheduled for 2024 with no specific release date, we already feel that the ambitions of the Spanish studio have been revised upwards for this new project.
A publisher’s presentation wouldn’t be complete without its game themed around our feline friends. For this Showcase, it is Cat Quest: Treasures of the Purribean who sticks to it. Developed by The Gentlebros, we will embody a crew of feline pirates ready to sail the sea. It was announced for PS4 and PS5 in 2024.
Always in search of a profitable game service, Square Enix will try its luck with Foamstars on a date currently unknown. Clearly inspired (not to say plagiarized) from Splatoon, this party shooter by team of 4 will offer to cover the ground with as much foam as possible in the time allowed.
On the radar of any indie game lover since its first appearance, The Plucky Squire shows up once again with a very exciting new trailer. The game developed by All Possible Futures will be available by the end of 2023 on PS5, Xbox, PC and Switch.
Available on PC since 2020, Tuxedo Labs’ fully destructible voxel-sand backend Teardown will land on PS5 by the end of 2023.
This is the first big piece of this conference and even the leaks a few days earlier will not have been enough to start the announcement, served by an excellent trailer. Titled Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater, Konami has not announced a release date for this remake in development on PS5, Xbox Series and PC. And as happiness never comes alone, we can count on a Metal Gear Solid Master Collection, including the first three Metal Gear Solid. No price announced yet for this small pack, but a release window for fall 2023.
We then continue with a open-world in a science fiction universe called Towers of Aghasba. First game from the small studio Dreamlit inc, it will offer us to rebuild a devastated world by making men and nature cohabit. An open-world ecological fable that promises to be very ambitious and should be released in 2024.
It’s Square Enix’s turn to give itself a little booster shot with a new action-packed trailer for Final Fantasy XVI. And since to the question “Will you take some FF again?”the answer remains “Of course”we are not going to sulk our pleasure.
After a long time of radio silence from Remedy Entertainment, the studio finally decides to show a lot more of Alan Wake 2. On the program of this trailer, gameplay, beautiful images as Remedy knows how to do them, several characters playable and an atmosphere that is still just as unique. See you next October 17 on PS5, Xbox Series and PC to dive back into the world ofAlan Wake.
While we might have expected Ubisoft to park all its cartridges for its Ubisoft Foward scheduled for June 12, the French publisher chose the PlayStation Showcase to officially unveil the release date with a new trailer of Assassin’s Creed: Mirage and it will be available on October 12.
Founded by alumni of the Secret Lab studio (Night in the Woods), The Glory Society presents its very first game: Revenant Hill. If we hadn’t mentioned you Night in the Woods, you would have found it alone as the artistic direction is similar. No release date yet, but we have been confirmed that the game will be available on PS4 and PS5.
Is the great Arlesian of Cygames Inc. coming to an end? Not content with finally announcing a winter 2023 release window on PS4 and PS5, GranBlue Fantasy Relink is taking the opportunity to introduce two new playable characters, Zeta and Vaseraga.
The others were entitled to it, there is no reason that Capcom does not also offer a little reminder for Street Fighter 6 with a new trailer.
For their first game, the Swedish studio Hadoque chose the psychedelic. In its colorful and moving decors, Ultros looks like a side-scroller as strange as it is captivating. The game is slated for PS4 and PS5 in 2024.
Perfect World announces the arrival of the PS5 port of Tower of Fantasy for this summer, without giving a specific date.
Quite discreet since its official announcement, Dragon’s Dogma II has been talked about again with an impressive trailer. Something to reassure about the return of the cult license and the opportunity for Capcom to once again show the muscles and confirm that they are difficult to stop. Of course, there is no release date in sight.
Not happy with his movie live action in preparation, the terrifying animal animatronics will be back in Five Nights at Freddy’s Help Wanted 2 by the end of 2023. And who says Help Wanted said game for the PS VR2.
And since we have officially entered the PS VR2 segment of this presentation, what better time for Capcom to recall the obvious in pictures: Resident Evil 4 will be entitled to its PS VR2 version. The mode is announced as being in development, without giving any release date.
Still for the PS VR2, Vertigo Games is doing it again with Arizona Sunshine 2. The first dose of somewhat silly trashy FPS in which you slaughter zombies with all your might was not enough and we will be entitled to a second opus planned for the end of year 2023. This time we will be accompanied by a canine comrade in our joyous carnage.
Smilegate Entertainment is once again showing us Crossfire: Sierra Squad, its first-person tactical shooter. Solo or multiplayer, the game will be available this summer on Sony’s virtual reality headset.
Already seen during the State of Play dedicated to PS VR2, the nDreams production called Synapse will be released on July 4th.
Beat Saber is coming to PS VR2 today with a special Queen music pack. The little piece of information that makes you happy is that owners of the PS VR version of the game will be entitled to the PS VR2 version for free, since, remember, the headset does not offer any backward compatibility.
Bungie offers a return to the roots of king by bringing back their Marathon license. Very first game of the studio released in 1994, this new opus will be a extraction shooter in a science-fiction universe and probably a key game in Sony’s game services development strategy. No release date has been announced yet but the title will be released on PS5, Xbox Series and PC with cross-play support.
The studio takes the opportunity to unveil its next expansion for Destiny 2 in the process. Already unveiled during the last presentation of the roadmap, the latter is called The Final Shape (Or The Final Form in French) and should conclude the narrative arc of Destiny. The trailer was above all an opportunity to show the return of the great favorite Cade, before meeting on August 22 for Destiny Showcase.
Studio freshly acquired by Sony, Firewalk Studios presents us with its very first Concord game, a multiplayer FPS in space planned for PS5 and PC and which should be released in 2024. Another service game that PlayStation can add to its reserve.
We’ll have to get used to it. PlayStation presentations will more and more regularly be entitled to a segment for films/series. For this time, we are entitled to a small trailer of the film Gran Turismo which hits theaters on August 9.
We continue with a small presentation by Jim Ryan of the next accessories of the Playstation microcosm. The most important remains Project Q, device with portable screen allowing you to stream games from your PS5 with WiFi. New in-ear headphones stamped Playstation were also presented with the assurance that we will not know more about these two objects. “In the coming months”.
To close its presentation, it was impossible for Sony not to conclude with Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Still scheduled for fall 2023, it was an opportunity to show a trailer to announce the arrival of Kraven as an antagonist of the Spider Men. But it was also and above all the time to show us a long phase of gameplay. On the program, fight with Peter in his symbiote outfit and all the possibilities that go with it, before switching to Miles in search of the Lizard, himself chased by Kraven’s men. A technically and visually impressive chase that reassures about the potential of the game.