PLAYSTATION fans were left in awe today during a State of Play presentation that saw a number of stellar games showcased and announced.
Ahead of Summer Games Fest, a huge celebration that includes announcements from all kinds of gaming companies, including Xbox, PlayStation led the charge with a presentation of its own.
14 games were shown off during PlayStation State of Play, though the first 10 minutes were taken up by new footage from Concord, an Overwatch-style hero shooter from Sony’s in-house studio Firewalk Studios.
Concord was already announced last year, but this is the first time we’ve seen proper gameplay and it looks pretty good.
Interestingly, the game is coming to PS5 and PC via Steam, a strategy we’ve seen Sony use recently with games like Helldivers 2.
The release date for Konami and Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 remake was also announced, which will launch for PS5 and PC on October 8, 2024.
If you want to stay up to date with games and release dates, here’s everything you need to know about the May 2024 PlayStation State of Play, in order of appearance with release dates or windows.
- Concordia – August 23, 2024
- Beta available in July 2024
- God of War Ragnarok PC port – September 29, 2024
- Origins of Dynasty Warriors – 2025
- Infinite Nikki – Beta in Q3 2024
- Ballad of Antara – 2025
- Behemoth from Skydance (PSVR2) – Fall 2024
- Alien Rogue Incursion (PSVR2) – Holiday 2024
- Marvel Rivals – Beta in July 2024
- Where the Winds Meet – In development
- Until Dawn Remaster – Fall 2024
- Path of Exile 2 – Early Access in late 2024
- Silent Hill 2 remake – October 8, 2024
- Monster Hunter Savages – 2025
- Astro Bot – September 6, 2024
Many more announcement presentations are said to be coming next week, including from publishers like Ubisoft, Xbox and more.
Nintendo also said it will hold a Nintendo Direct in June where it will showcase more games coming to the Nintendo Switch in 2024.
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