Sony held a major State of Play presentation, showcasing more than 20 games. Viewers were treated to long-awaited announcements, including new entries in the God of War and Until Dawn franchises, fresh gameplay footage from Wolverine, as well as numerous other projects, remakes, and release date updates.
Below is a complete roundup of the biggest news and game reveals from the presentation.
IMPORTANT: The showcase featured ILL and Stuntman: Hollywood. These games are developed by Russian developers operating under international branding. We therefore recommend avoiding these projects.
Sony Santa Monica stole the show with the official reveal of the next mainline entry in the franchise — God of War Laufey.
The studio showcased a full 20 minutes of gameplay. Players will take on the role of Faye (Laufey the Just), Kratos’ Norse wife and Atreus’ mother. The story takes place in the afterlife, where Faye battles various mythological factions.
Insomniac Games finally shared an extended gameplay showcase for its highly anticipated Wolverine action game.
The seven-minute trailer highlights Logan’s trademark brutality. As the developers put it:
“When the fate of humans and mutants hangs in the balance, Logan knows the world needs a hero. Unfortunately, they'll have to settle for Wolverine.”
Sony officially confirmed the development of Until Dawn 2.
The sequel to the cult interactive horror game is scheduled to launch next year. Development is being led by Liverpool-based studio Firesprite.
Following a series of leaks, Ubisoft officially announced Rayman Legends Retold, a full 3D remake of the 2013 platforming classic.
The game launches on consoles and PC this October and will feature fully rebuilt 3D visuals, a completely new world, the Kung Foot mode, and the franchise’s beloved co-op gameplay.
Remedy Entertainment unveiled a new story trailer for Control Resonant, diving deeper into a world no longer bound by conventional laws of physics.
The game is scheduled for release on September 24.
Konami revealed the release date for the psychological horror title Silent Hill: Townfall, developed by Scottish studio Screen Burn.
The game launches on September 24.
Dune: Awakening will launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on September 22.
The console version will introduce a new single-player mode, which will later be added to PC, along with expanded difficulty customization options.
Ace Combat 8: Wings Of Theve launches on October 2, 2026.
Owners of the Deluxe Edition will gain early access beginning September 28.
Capcom announced that Onimusha: Way of the Sword will launch on September 25.
Alongside a new trailer, the developers revealed that a playable demo is available for download starting today.
Crystal Dynamics presented a new trailer for the Unreal Engine 5 remake but confirmed that the release has been pushed to 2027.
According to the studio, the delay will help preserve the atmosphere of the original while allowing additional surprises to be added.
The developers announced that Phantom Blade Zero has been delayed from September 9 to October 29.
The game's creator, Soulframe, apologized to fans and explained that the team needs additional time to polish the project.
A brand-new standalone game (not DLC) from the creators of Dave the Diver.
The PS5 spin-off stars fan-favorite chef Bancho.
A stylish action game from Ikumi Nakamura in which yokai hunters battle demons across a sprawling futuristic metropolis.
Release is planned for 2027.
A survival horror experience featuring dinosaurs from Great Ape Games and Annapurna Interactive.
The developers emphasize observation, instinct, and knowing when to stay perfectly still.
The classic action title will receive a full remastered edition for PlayStation 5.
Arc System Works revealed a new fighter team for its roster: The Knights of Doom.
As a reminder, Pearl Abyss recently unveiled a new roadmap for Crimson Desert through September 2026.
