PlayStation State of Play June 2026: Full Recap, New Games, Trailers & Release Dates

Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls – A tag-team fighting game featuring iconic Marvel villains and heroes including Doctor Doom, Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage. Launches worldwide on August 6, 2026.

Silent Hill: Townfall – A fresh entry in the horror franchise, built as a first-person psychological thriller with a dark, unsettling atmosphere. Launches September 24, 2026.

Dune: Awakening – The open-world survival MMO set in the Dune universe makes its console debut on PlayStation 5 September 22, 2026.

Control: Resonant – Remedy Entertainment’s sequel to the 2019 hit, centered on Jesse Faden’s brother Dylan as the new playable lead. Arrives September 24, 2026.

Rayman Legends Retold – A full, high-definition remake of the beloved platformer, with updated visuals, refined controls, and all original levels. Releases October 1, 2026.

Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve – High-speed aerial combat with new planes, larger maps, and a cinematic campaign. Launches October 2, 2026 in most regions, and October 8, 2026 in select territories.

Phantom Blade Zero – Supernatural kung-fu action with fast, fluid combat and a dark fantasy setting. Arrives October 29, 2026.

No Rest for the Wicked – The action-RPG from Moon Studios leaves early access and launches its full Version 1.0 on PS5 in October 2026.

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis – A complete remake of the original 1996 Tomb Raider, rebuilt from the ground up. Slightly delayed from its original window, now set for February 12, 2027.

Bancho the Chef – A charming prequel spin-off to the award-winning indie hit Dave the Diver, following the backstory of one of the game’s most popular characters.

Kemuri: Hunt the Unseen – A stylized action game led by director Ikumi Nakamura, blending ninja parkour, stealth, and supernatural combat as players hunt dangerous yokai spirits.

Stuntman: Hollywood – A high-energy racing and action game centered entirely on movie stunts, with players performing dangerous, over-the-top sequences for big-budget films.

The Lost Wild – A cinematic survival horror game inspired by classic dinosaur adventures, set in a vast, untamed ecosystem where players must hunt, build, and stay alive.

ILL – A grotesque, intense first-person survival horror game featuring detailed, terrifying enemy designs and a focus on tense, resource-limited gameplay. Slated for 2027.

Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered – A modern upgrade of the fan-favorite PS2-era hack-and-slash title, with improved graphics, updated controls, and all original content included.

Marathon – Bungie’s sci-fi extraction shooter showed off its upcoming Season 2 update, titled Nightfall, with new maps, gear, and gameplay changes coming later in 2026.

One of the biggest surprises to close out the showcase was a first look at God of War: Laufey, a standalone title from Santa Monica Studio. The game follows Faye, also known as Laufey, in events set before the 2018 God of War reboot. Gameplay footage showed agile, acrobatic combat focused on magic, ranged abilities, and exploration, a stark contrast to Kratos’ heavy, brute-force style. No official release date or launch window was announced.

Right after the trailer premiered, franchise director Cory Barlog hosted an official interview with the game’s creative director as part of the broadcast. Barlog confirmed that this project has been in development alongside the main series for several years, noting that Faye was always written as one of the most powerful and important figures in the saga, even though her full story was never shown before. The game director explained that the team wanted to create a completely distinct experience, with combat and movement built specifically around her abilities, background, and personality, to give players a fresh perspective on the world they explored in God of War (2018) and Ragnarök.