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Playstation State of Play in September: Sony has unveiled these new games

Domagoj Belancic
25.9.2025
Translation: machine translated

Sony shows off new games for the PS5 at a "State of Play" presentation. In addition to the Marvel blockbuster "Wolverine", there are also one or two surprises.

Sony once again invites you to a «State of Play» and presents a bunch of new games for the PS5 in a livestream lasting around half an hour.

I have summarised all the highlights and games presented below

«Marvel's Wolverine» - brutal, bloody, uncompromising

After the teaser announcement in 2023, developer studio Insomniac Games shows gameplay scenes for «Marvel's Wolverine» for the first time.

What stands out in the trailer: The game is brutal and bloody. Wolverine rams his claws uncompromisingly through heads and other body parts. Insomniac Games has moved away from the «well-behaved» production of its «Spider-Man» games and is clearly orientated towards the sometimes very explicit comic book. The studio has paid particular attention to the «blood technology» so that the blood splatters look as «beautiful» as possible.

Logan is played by Liam McIntyre («Spartacus: Gods of the Arena», «Gears of War 4»). The team reveals more information in a behind-the-scenes video. There will be another presentation in spring 2026.

Date: End of 2026
Released for: PS5

«Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024» - flying with VR support

It was rumoured for a long time that Microsoft would also be bringing its flight simulator to the PS5. Now it's official. Especially cool: The game supports Playstation VR2 - but not yet at launch.

Date: 8 December 2025
Released for: PS5, already available for Xbox Series X/S, PC

«Battlefield 6» - simply bombastic

EA's shooter spectacle is back with a new, bombastic trailer for the single-player campaign. It won't be long before you can throw yourself into the wild battlefield.

Date: 10 October
Released for: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC

Philipp's preview of the shooter highlight can be found here:

  • Background information

    "Battlefield 6" played: Brought back to life

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«Saros» - hard-hitting roguelike action

«Every time the sun dies, time stretches and tears» - this is how the ominous trailer for «Saros» begins. The title is the new project from Housemarque, who have already delivered a hard-hitting PS5 hit with «Returnal».

The gameplay on show looks as expected - and I don't mean that in a bad way. Hundreds of flying projectiles, explosions and mayhem. If you die, you start the run all over again. I can hardly wait to shoot my controller against the wall in rage.

Date: 20 March 2026
Released for: PS5

«Chronoscript: The Endless End» - a game like a picture book

Imagine being trapped in an endless manuscript as a 2D drawing and having to escape the cursed pages of the book. That premise awaits you here, wrapped up in a gorgeous visual presentation. Looks very, very cool!

Date: 2026
Released for: PS5, PC

«Let it Die: Inferno» - burn in hell

A sequel to an obscure free-to-play title from «No More Heroes» studio Grasshopper Manufacture. You explore the surprisingly colourful depths of hell and try to get as far as possible and get out alive. You can expect lots of melee action with roguelike elements and a PvPvE system.

Date: 3 December
Released for: PS5

«Deus Ex Remastered» - doesn't even look that good

The RPG classic gets a remaster with revised graphics and controls - on the PS5 also with additional haptic feedback. Unfortunately, the whole thing looks pretty... modest. A comment under the YouTube video puts it aptly: «upgraded visuals from 2000 to 2005».

Date: 5 February 2026
Released for: PS5, PC

«Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered» - oldschool Hack'n'Slash

After the extremely successful reboot of the Musou series with «Dynasty Warriors: Origins», Koei Tecmo is returning to its roots. The third instalment in the series - originally released in 2001 for the PS2 - is being re-released with completely revamped graphics.

Date: 19 March 2026
Released for: PS5

«Gran Turismo 7: Spec III Update» - the game's biggest update to date

Sony's racing game simulation will receive its biggest content update to date in December. It includes two new race tracks, eight new vehicles and more.

Date: December
Released for: PS5, PS4

These games were also presented

In addition to the big highlights, trailers for previously presented games, smaller titles or ports of previously released titles were also shown. You can find all other games here in the alphabetical overview:

  • «Code Vein 2» (30 January 2026 / PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC)
  • «Crimson Desert» (19 March 2026 / PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, PC)
  • «Final Fantasy Tactics: - The Ivalice Chronicles» (30 September/ PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Switch, PC)
  • «Halloween: The Game» (8 September 2026 / PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC)
  • «Last Epoch» (coming soon / PS5, already available for PC)
  • «Nioh 3» (6 February 2026 / PS5, PC)
  • «Sonic Racing Crossworlds» (25 September / PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Switch, Switch 2, PC)
  • «The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin» (28 January 2026 / PS5, PC, iOS, Android)
  • «Zero Parades» (2026 / PS5, PC)

New hardware is also available

Sony uses the «State of Play» to also present new hardware

The «Pulse Elevate» wireless speakers are designed for a desktop gaming setup. They support 3D audio with the PS5 and offer AI-based noise detection to continuously optimise the sound. They can be connected to PS5, PC and Mac via dongle. You can also connect the speakers to the Playstation Portal via «Playstation Link and use them on the go on battery power.

The two speakers can be tilted backwards if required to enable an optimum angle. They will be available in black and white - sometime in 2026.

To mark the twentieth anniversary of the «God of War» series, there is also a chic new colour combination for the Dualsense controller:

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