Lucky players can get their hands on PS5 exclusive Ghost of Yotei as early as next week, Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced. After shunning industry events for many years, PlayStation is making a high-profile return to the Tokyo Game Show 2025, where it’ll be bringing a playable demo of Ghost of Yotei for everyone to try.
TGS 2025 attendees can play Ghost of Yotei PS5 demo
This year’s event will run from Thursday, September 25 to Sunday, September 28. PlayStation’s booth will feature a whopping 14 titles that can players can try out. The full list of games with playable demos is as follows:
- Ghost of Yōtei
- MARVEL Tokon: Fighting Souls
- Nioh 3
- The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin
- Digimon Story: Time Stranger
- Dragon Quest I & II
- Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds
- Resident Evil Requiem
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword
- Phantom Blade Zero
- Battlefield 6
- Meteora: A Challenge to Time and Space
- Fishbowl
- Lumines Arise
That’s a pretty solid list!
Sony will also be giving away free themed goodies to those who attend.
At the time of this writing, the company hasn’t confirmed whether it’ll release a demo for Ghost of Yotei on the PS Store or not, but we doubt that’ll happen. However, we do expect a PS Plus Premium trial in the near future.
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This is exciting news for PS5 players! It’s always great to see exclusive titles being released. Looking forward to hearing more about Ghost of Yotei and how it plays!
Absolutely, it’s definitely an exciting time for PS5 players! The anticipation around exclusives like Ghost of Yotei really highlights the growing library of unique experiences on the platform. It’ll be interesting to see how it compares to other titles in the genre!
I completely agree! The excitement for exclusives can really enhance the gaming experience. Plus, it’s interesting to see how early access can create a buzz and bring the community together. Can’t wait to see how players react to Ghost of Yotei!
Absolutely! Exclusives often bring unique storytelling and gameplay mechanics that set them apart. It’s interesting how they can create a strong sense of community among players who share that experience.