Sony’s latest State of Play just ended. In short, the event gave us over an hour of huge news and surprise game drops.
Sony broadcast the show live on Thursday, February 12. Specifically, they showed a mix of PlayStation Studios hits and exciting new games from other creators. From the return of Kratos to a new chapter for Ghost of Yōtei, here is everything you need to know.
The Headliner: God of War is Back
Santa Monica Studio stole the show with two massive updates for the God of War series.
- Greek Trilogy Remake: First, the studio confirmed they are developing a full remake of the original God of War trilogy.
- Sons of Sparta (Out Now): Additionally, they surprised fans by announcing and releasing a new game instantly. You can play God of War: Sons of Sparta on PS5 right now.
Major Game Announcements
Furthermore, the showcase revealed new titles across many genres:
Kena: Scars of Kosmora
The sequel to the popular indie hit Kena: Bridge of Spirits is officially coming. Ember Lab announced Kena: Scars of Kosmora. Currently, they plan to launch it on PS5 and PC in 2026.
John Wick
Next, the legendary assassin is coming to consoles. Developers officially announced a dedicated John Wick game for the PlayStation 5. It promises fast action that stays true to the movies.
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls
Finally, Marvel fans have a new fighter to play. MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls will arrive on PS5 and PC on August 6, 2026.
Updates & Expansions
Besides new games, we saw fresh gameplay trailers for several upcoming titles:
- Ghost of Yōtei Legends: Sucker Punch Productions revealed that Legends is coming to PS5 on March 10.
- Silent Hill: Townfall: Konami and No Code finally showed gameplay for this mysterious game. In fact, the new trailer features a scary first-person view.
- Marathon: Bungie’s sci-fi shooter is getting ready for a “Server Slam” test starting February 26.
- Saros: Housemarque shared a deep look into gameplay and options for their project, Saros: Eclipse Escalation.
Missed the Show?
If you create content and want to react to the showcase, be careful. Sony advised omitting copyrighted music from your videos to avoid problems. You can watch the full replay on the official PlayStation YouTube channel..
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