
The latest PlayStation State of Play has come and go, and it was jam-packed with new reveals, release dates, and more. Without looking it up to confirm, it’s arguably the biggest State of Play the PS5 maker has put on in a minute.Â
We covered a ton of it on Game Informer, as our illustrious and beautiful front page would indicate, but if you’re looking for some bite-sized recaps of everything shown, from Marvel’s Wolverine to God of War: Laufey and all the games in between, look no further.
Every Game Shown During Today’s PlayStation State Of Play
You can watch the entire presentation above, but that’s not what you’re here for! So, we’ll list each of the games shown below, in order of appearance during the show, alongside the key details you need to know and the trailers for them, too. Without further ado…
Marvel’s Wolverine
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- New Wolverine Gameplay Offers First Look At Jean Grey
- Still the same release date: September 15, 2026
- Lots of violent and bloody gameplayÂ
- A look at other mutants, including the aforementioned Jean Grey, Mystique, and Sabretooth
Marvel TĹŤkon: Fighting Souls
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- Magneto, Green Goblin, And Carnage Join Marvel TĹŤkon: Fighting Souls
- Still the same release date: August 6, 2026
- A new look at Fighting Souls gameplay, including some new visuals for the stages and more
- Green Goblin will be voiced by Steve Blum
- Carnage will be voiced by Kellen Goff
- Doctor Doom will be voiced by Sungwon Cho
Rayman Legends Retold
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- Rayman Legends Retold Is A Remake Of Rayman’s Best Adventure, And We Played Two Hours Of It
- Release date: October 1 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC
- New songs from Grant Kirkhope
- New music levels and new dragon-riding levelsÂ
- New 3D visual style
- A new villain and reworked storylineÂ
Bancho the Chef
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- Bancho The Chef Is A Dave The Diver Prequel
- No release date revealed
- Drops the pixelated visual style of Dave the Diver for something cleaner
- Follows Chef Bancho before he teams up with DaveÂ
Kemuri: Hunt The Unseen
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- Kemuri, A Stylish Yokai-Hunting Action Game From Ikumi Nakamua, Is Out Next Year
- Woohoo! Sorry, I’m just really excited about this one!
- Release window: 2027
- Flashy new gameplay trailer with fast-paced, visually stunning combat
- You can possess Yoaki and use their powers to fight others and traverse the cityÂ
- You probably recognize Ikumi Nakamura from her time at Tango Gameworks, where she was the creative director for Ghostwire: TokyoÂ
Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis
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- Tomb Raider: Legacy Of Atlantis Gets February 2027 Release Date In New Trailer
- Technically delayed: From 2026 to February 12, 2027
- Our biggest look yet at this Unreal Engine 5 remake of Lara Croft’s first-ever adventure
- It’s being developed by Flying Wild Hog and Crystal Dynamics, which is also working on Tomb Raider: Catalyst
- Snippets of gameplay amongst mostly cinematic stuff, but it looks great
- Oh, and dinosaurs!
The Lost Wild: True Fear Is Primal
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- The Lost Wild Resurfaces For Prehistoric Horror In 2027
- Release window: 2027
- More dinosaurs!!
- This first-person survival horror game was first revealed back in 2022
- It’s being published by Annapurna InteractiveÂ
- Coming to PlayStation 5 and PC
Phantom Blade Zero
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- Cheeky lil sneaky lil delay from September 9 to October 29, 2026
- Full trailer and pre-order launch this Summer
- Gameplay and story deep-dive coming as a State of Play in late Summer
Dune: Awakening
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- Release date: September 22, 2026
- The game is currently available in Early Access on PC, but will be launching into 1.0 for PS5
- It will feature an all-new single-player mode, “a new chapter in its cinematic storyline”Â
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