Every Game Shown During PlayStation’s June 2026 State of Play
Sony’s summer showcase delivered more than an hour of PS5 announcements, including the reveal of God of War Laufey, an extended look at Marvel’s Wolverine, and several major release dates.
PlayStation kicked off the summer gaming showcase season with a packed State of Play presentation on June 2, delivering more than an hour of new trailers, gameplay footage, release dates, and surprise reveals for games heading to PS5.
The show opened with an extended look at Insomniac Games' Wolverine and ended with the reveal of God of War: Laufey, the next mainline entry in Santa Monica Studio's series. Between those two announcements, Sony also revealed Until Dawn 2, brought back the Stuntman series, confirmed a release date for Phantom Blade Zero, and offered fresh looks at games including Control Resonant, Silent Hill: Townfall, and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis.
Marvel’s Wolverine
Insomniac Games opened the State of Play with an extended gameplay look at Marvel’s Wolverine, which launches exclusively for PS5 on September 15.
The new footage reinforced that this will be a far more violent game than Insomniac’s Spider-Man titles, with Logan using his claws in close-quarters fights against the Reavers, a cybernetic militia hunting mutants on behalf of Bolivar Trask.
The trailer also introduced Jean Grey, who joins Logan during the sequence and uses her telekinetic abilities in combat. Insomniac describes the game as a single-player action adventure with an original story centred on Logan, rather than a direct adaptation of an existing comic or film storyline.
God of War Laufey
Santa Moncia Studio closed tthe show with the reveal of God of War Laufey, the next mainline entry in the series. Rather than following Kratos or Arteus, the game puts Laufey - better known as Faye - at the centre of the story.
After unexpectedly awakening following her funeral, Faye discovers that the plans she put in place to protect Kratos and Arteus are at risk. Her journey takes her through the Everywhen, an afterlife for gods where characters and creatures from different mythologies exist alongside one another.
The gameplay reveal showed a faster and more agile combat system built around Faye's movement between ground and aerial attacks. Deborah Ann Woll reprises her role as Faye, while Jack Quaid voices Phrangque, a curious cosmic cube who joins her during the journey. A release date has not been announced, but God of War Laufey is coming to PS5.
Until Dawn 2
Firesprite Games is developing Until Dawn 2, a standalone sequel to the 2015 horror game. The new story follows a crew of ghost hunters travelling to an abandoned tropical island to film the debut episode of a TV show.
As expected from an Until Dawn game, player decisions will shape how the story plays out and determine which characters survive. The sequel introduces a new cast and setting, although Peter Stormare is returning as the engimatic Dr. Hill.
Until Dawn 2 is coming to PS5 in 2027.
Stuntman: Hollywood
The Stuntman series is making an unexpected return with Stuntman: Hollywood, a new PS5 game from Saber Interactive built around performing elaborate stunts for films and television shows.
The reveal trailer included sequences inspired by Universal Pictures and NBCUniversal properties such as Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, and Death Race. Players will be able to drive vehicles including the Time Machine and KITT, alongside cars, motorcycles, SUVs, and even a school bus.
Each film is divided into episodes with different vehicles, environments, objectives, and gameplay twists. The aim is not simply to finish each sequence, but to complete the director’s instructions while pulling off stylish stunts and earning a higher score. A release date has not been announced.
Kemuri
Unseen, the Tokyo-based studio led by Ikumi Nakamura, revealed a new look at Kemuri, a yokai-possession action game coming to PS5 in 2027.
Set in the vertical streets, rooftops, alleys, and hidden ruins of Kemuri City, the game places players in the role of a yokai hunter confronting supernatural threats. Defeating yokai allows players to form contracts with them and unlock Possession Apparel, which changes both the character’s appearance and combat abilities.
Kemuri can be played alone or in online co-op with up to three players.
Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis
Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis launches for PS5 on February 12, 2027.
Developed by Crystal Dynamics alongside Flying Wild Hog, the game is a complete reimagining of the original 1996 Tomb Raider. The new trailer showed Lara Croft exploring a rebuilt version of Peru’s Lost Valley, with expanded environments, updated combat, and more modern traversal.
The developers have also reworked the puzzles so they feel more naturally connected to the environments rather than existing as a series of isolated rooms. Legacy of Atlantis is being built in Unreal Engine 5 and will revisit other familiar locations from Lara’s first adventure, including the ruins of Greece.
Rayman Legends Retold
Ubisoft is bringing back Rayman with Rayman Legends Retold, a 3D reimagining of the platformer launching for PS5 on October 1.
The game retains the core side-scrolling structure of Rayman Legends while adding 3D visuals, dynamic camera movement, fully voiced characters, an expanded soundtrack, and new narrative elements. Returning levels will be joined by a new realm and four new musical stages, while couch co-op supports up to four players.
Ubisoft has also confirmed that the standard edition includes Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition, featuring 4K resolution, 60fps support, and several modern updates.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Capcom confirmed that Onimusha: Way of the Sword launches for PS5 on September 25.
A playable demo is available now, offering around 30 minutes from the early part of the story. It introduces several of the game’s core combat mechanics, including parrying, deflecting, Issen attacks, Oni Armament, and absorbing souls from defeated enemies.
Control Resonant
Remedy Entertainment released a new story trailer for Control Resonant and confirmed that the game launches globally for PS5 on September 24.
The sequel follows Dylan Faden as he explores a distorted version of Manhattan affected by paranatural forces. Buildings shift around him, streets are filled with hostile entities, and Dylan must learn to use his abilities alongside a shapeshifting weapon called the Aberrant.
The trailer also confirmed that Jesse Faden is missing, leaving Dylan to search for his sister while dealing with the consequences of his past. Pre-orders are now open.
Phantom Blade Zero
S-Game offered another brief look at Phantom Blade Zero, its fast-paced action RPG built around kung fu-inspired combat.
The larger announcement is that the game will receive its own dedicated State of Play presentation later this summer, with a deeper look at its mechanics, features, and story.
Phantom Blade Zero launches for PS5 on October 29.
Silent Hill: Townfall
Konami and Screen Burn Interactive confirmed that Silent Hill: Townfall launches for PS5 on September 24.
The new trailer introduced Zoe, a resident of St. Amelia who initially communicates with Simon through a CRTV device. It also showed a new creature pursuing him through the darkness of the Otherworld.
Pre-orders are now open, with more details on the game’s PS5 features and different editions also revealed alongside the trailer.
Dune: Awakening
Funcom confirmed that Dune: Awakening is coming to PS5 on September 22.
The open-world survival game takes place on Arrakis and arrives on consoles as a definitive version featuring a new single-player mode, an additional chapter in its cinematic storyline, and several other updates and improvements.
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls
Arc System Works revealed three additional characters for MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls: Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage.
The three villains join Doctor Doom to form the Knights of Doom, the fourth team confirmed for the roster. Their storyline will play a role in the game’s Episode Mode, while the trailer also showed a nighttime variation of the Marvel’s New York stage.
Magneto uses surrounding debris as a weapon, Green Goblin relies on his glider and projectile attacks, and Carnage uses bladed limbs and symbiote tendrils to apply pressure at close range.
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls launches for PS5 and PC on August 6.
ILL
Team Clout and Mundfish Powerhouse showed a new story trailer for ILL, a first-person action-horror game coming in 2027.
Set inside a dark fort overtaken by a mysterious entity, the game leans heavily into body horror, unpredictable monsters, realistic physics, and a detailed dismemberment system. The latest footage offered another unsettling look at the project’s grim atmosphere and creature designs.
The Lost Wild
Great Ape Games released a new gameplay trailer for The Lost Wild, a dinosaur survival-horror game launching for PS5 in 2027.
Rather than turning its dinosaurs into conventional enemies, the game treats them as animals with their own instincts, behaviours, and reactions. Players are not equipped to kill them, forcing them to hide, distract, observe, and carefully navigate each encounter.
The game takes place on an abandoned island filled with overgrown environments and deserted buildings, with the story unfolding through exploration and environmental details.
Bancho the Chef
Mintrocket revealed Bancho the Chef, a standalone prequel to Dave the Diver starring the sushi chef Bancho.
Set in 2004, 19 years before the events of Dave the Diver, the game follows a younger Bancho as he travels across Japan, Korea, China, and other parts of Asia to learn techniques from different culinary masters.
The gameplay combines cooking simulation, RPG systems, and adventure elements. Players will prepare and serve meals under time pressure, improve restaurant reputations, complete requests for local characters, fish, and even spend time petting cats. A release date has not been announced.
Marathon
Bungie announced that the second season of Marathon, titled Nightfall, is live now.
The studio also revealed an Open Play Week running from June 2 to June 9. During this period, newcomers can try the extraction shooter without a PlayStation Plus membership and explore Tau Ceti IV while getting familiar with its PvP and PvE systems.
No Rest for the Wicked
Moon Studios confirmed that the full 1.0 release of No Rest for the Wicked is coming to PS5 in October.
The action RPG supports solo play and co-op, with Souls-like combat set within a handcrafted world. The PS5 version includes more than 100 hours of content, alongside new weapons, bosses, enemies, areas, and a reworked class system.
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve
Bandai Namco released a new story trailer for Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve and confirmed an October 2 launch date for PS5.
The campaign includes air-to-air and air-to-ground combat, alongside new tactical manoeuvres and battles against enormous continental transport aircraft and land-based ships. Players will be able to pilot 30 aircraft, including real-world fighter jets and fictional models.
Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered
Koei Tecmo revealed that Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered launches for PS5 on October 1.
The remaster includes both Dynasty Warriors 3 and Dynasty Warriors 3: Xtreme Legends, bringing the PlayStation 2-era entry back with an updated presentation for modern platforms.
PlayStation Plus Updates
Sony also announced several additions heading to PlayStation Plus.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds is coming to PS5 as a day-one PlayStation Plus Game Catalog title at an unspecified date. The open-world survival game can be played alone or with friends.
PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers are also getting three additions to the Classics Catalog over the coming months. Gitaroo Man arrives later in June, followed by Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy in July and Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams in August.
Release dates may vary by region and remain subject to change.
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