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PlayStation State of Play (June 2026) - Recap, Highlights, and Release Dates

Updated on Jun 6, 2026
Jun 6, 2026

Overview

Sony’s latest State of Play delivered a packed lineup of updates, reveals, and fresh gameplay slices across both first‑party and third‑party projects, giving players a clear look at what’s coming next to PlayStation platforms.

This latest wave of announcements showcased a broad mix of titles at different stages of development, from long‑dormant franchises returning to the spotlight to new IPs showing major progress to horror projects pushing technical and stylistic boundaries.

Whether it was brief teasers, extended combat demonstrations, or polished vertical slices, each game contributed something distinct to a showcase that highlighted where these projects currently stand.

Jump to major highlights

We compiled all the reveals in chronological order, but here are the major highlights:

Don't miss our coverage on the 2026 Summer Games Fest reveals.

Marvel's Wolverine


Today, we received more gameplay footage and a story overview for Marvel's Wolverine, from the studio that brought us Spider-Man, Insomniac Games

Logan is on a mission to save kidnapped mutants after a team of cybernetically enhanced mercenaries, employed by Trask Industries, starts hunting them down.

We also got to see more X-Men characters in action, with Logan joined by Jean Grey herself, sporting a purple aura from her telekinetic abilities that complements Logan's gruesome yet powerful violence.

  • September 15, 2026

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls

More footage today of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls.

Doctor Doom, Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage had their move sets and voice actors revealed today, showcasing their combos, abilities, and team-up mechanics.

  • August 6, 2026

Ray-Man: Legends Retold


A new Ray-Man game after all these years?

A Classic beloved 2D-Platformer Franchise has resurfaced in the form of Ray-Man: Legends Retold.

It's been many years since we received a Ray-Man game, and the trailer alone shows this new one in all its glory.

  • October 1, 2026

Bancho The Chef

Bancho: The Chef made a fresh appearance with a new gameplay slice highlighting its blend of high‑pressure kitchen management and stylish combat encounters.

The studio confirmed that a larger showcase is planned for later this year, where players can expect deeper looks at progression, restaurant systems, and how the game expands on the cult charm of Dave the Diver’s world.

  • TBD

Kemuri: Hunt the Unseen

New original Japanese-yokai hunting game, showing off a blend of realistic and artsy graphics.

Many different characters with different spirit-themed abilities fighting different monsters and yokai alike. Set in Kemuri City, it blends different asian cultures, while you traverse around, finding, hunting, and collecting yokai with said unique abilities, as you use the abilities of the Yokai you tamed during your hunts.

  • Coming in 2027

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis

Lara cartwheels onto the screen, showing off new settings such as snowy mountains and Aztec-like cities.

Weapons such as the dual pistols have returned as Lara fights off more mercenaries while running from... Dinosaurs???

  • February 12, 2027

The Lost Wild

Annapurna Interactive exhibited what appears to be a first-person horror survival game featuring dinosaurs.

The main character is stealthily navigating through shipyards and construction sites, avoiding blood and viscera as the cold-blooded reptiles hunt for her.

  • Coming in 2027

Phantom Blade Zero

Phantom Blade Zero resurfaced with a brief but stylish duel sequence, giving fans another look at its fast, choreography‑driven combat.

The studio confirmed that full gameplay showcases and deeper story breakdowns are scheduled for late Summer 2026, marking the next major step in the game’s reveal cycle.

  • October 9, 2026

Dune Awakening - PS5 Release

Dune: Awakening is officially heading to PlayStation 5, bringing Funcom’s long‑running open‑world survival MMO to consoles for the first time.

After years of development and iteration on PC, the Arrakis‑set experience is now expanding to new platforms as the studio prepares the game for its full multi‑platform rollout.

On top of that, a new single-player gamemode is releasing alongside it.

  • TBD

Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered

Dynasty Warriors 3 Remastered has been officially announced, bringing Koei Tecmo’s classic PS2-era hack‑and‑slash to modern hardware with upgraded visuals, reworked audio, and quality‑of‑life improvements.

The remaster aims to preserve the original’s iconic large‑scale battles and fan-favorite roster while introducing smoother performance and refined controls to bring one of the series’ most beloved entries back to a new generation of players.

  • October 1, 2026

No Rest For The Wicked - 1.0 Console Release

No Rest for the Wicked is officially launching into version 1.0 on PS5, marking the game’s full release after its early access period on PC.

The update brings major performance improvements, revamped systems, and new content tailored for console players, with Moon Studios positioning this milestone as the game’s “true beginning” as it rolls out its complete ARPG vision on Sony’s hardware.

  • TBD

Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Onimusha: Way of the Sword has been officially unveiled as the next entry in Capcom’s long‑dormant samurai action series, signaling a full modern revival built for current‑gen hardware.

The announcement highlights a renewed focus on fast, technical swordplay, expanded Sengoku‑era environments, and a production shift toward cinematic presentation, positioning the title as Capcom’s bold return to one of its most requested franchises.

  • September 25, 2026

Silent Hill: Townfall

Silent Hill: Townfall resurfaced with a brief atmospheric teaser, offering another cryptic look at No Code’s take on the franchise’s psychological horror.

Konami confirmed that a larger reveal is planned for later this year, with the studio preparing deeper dives into gameplay, narrative direction, and how Townfall reimagines Silent Hill for a new generation.

  • September 24, 2026

Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve

Ace Combat 8 has been officially teased as the next mainline entry in Bandai Namco’s long‑running aerial combat series, confirming that Project Aces is deep into development on the franchise’s next evolution.

While details remain tightly held, the studio says players can expect expanded campaign ambitions, new aircraft systems, and a technical leap forward as the team builds on the success of Ace Combat 7 for current‑gen hardware.

Preordering the game will also feature a demo for Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War

  • October 2, 2026

Stuntman Hollywood

Stuntman Hollywood delivered one of the showcase’s flashiest presentations, highlighting its roster of iconic film and television vehicles recreated with meticulous detail.

The segment featured a rapid montage of fan-favorite machines, including Knight Rider’s KITT and the Back to the Future DeLorean, alongside a broader lineup of instantly recognizable cars from across action, sci‑fi, and classic cinema.

The footage focused on cinematic driving sequences, licensed vehicle handling, and the game’s emphasis on letting players step behind the wheel of some of pop culture’s most famous rides.

  • TBD

ILL

ILL, the gruesome first‑person horror project from Team Clout, resurfaced with new footage showcasing its heavy body‑horror aesthetic, detailed dismemberment tech, and cinematic first‑person presentation.

The update focused solely on demonstrating the game’s visual and mechanical progress, with no release window or future showcase plans announced.

  • Coming 2027

Control Resonant

Control: Resonant made its debut with a brief atmospheric teaser, giving the first look at Remedy’s next entry in the Control universe.

The reveal focused on tone, world design, and the studio’s continued commitment to surreal, high‑fidelity presentation, with no release window or additional gameplay details confirmed.

  • September 24, 2026

RuneScape: Dragonwilds

RuneScape: Dragonwilds is officially coming to PlayStation 5, marking the first time the PC‑born expansion is arriving on console.

Originally released as a large‑scale, combat‑focused offshoot within the RuneScape universe, Dragonwilds earned attention for its open‑zone design, boss‑driven progression, and streamlined action combat.

The new PS5 version was showcased with updated visuals and a controller‑friendly interface, giving console players a look at how the experience has been adapted beyond its PC roots.

  • Fall 2026

Until Dawn 2

Until Dawn 2 was officially revealed during today’s State of Play, confirming Firesprite as the studio leading the sequel.

The announcement trailer introduced a new cast and setting while preserving the branching‑path horror structure that defined the original.

The reveal also confirmed the return of Peter Stormare, reprising his iconic role as the unsettling Analyst, marking the first major piece of returning talent from the 2015 game.

No additional gameplay details were announced.

  • Coming in 2027

God of War: Laufey

God of War: Faye received a major showcase during today’s State of Play, with nearly twenty minutes of cinematic and gameplay footage revealing the series’ bold new direction.

Set after her death, the game follows Faye as she awakens in the next life and begins navigating a realm shaped by memory, myth, and the lingering echoes of her family.

The footage highlighted a more ethereal tone compared to previous entries, blending exploration, spiritual traversal, and combat rooted in Faye’s unique connection to the world beyond.

Sony focused the presentation on atmosphere, narrative setup, and the shift in perspective, without confirming a release window.

  • TBD