As the big Tokyo Game Show 2025 is set to kick off tomorrow, PlayStation held its latest State of Play presentation, giving PS5 fans a peek into the future.
Aside from new looks on already announced titles, the State of Play for September 2025 also revealed new titles like the previously leaked Nioh 3, and so much more. Despite giving fresh looks at existing titles, the State of Play had quite a few surprises for fans as well. Below, we’ve compiled a full list of every trailer and announcement that was at the State of Play September 2025 presentation, and it can all be seen below.
SAROS
The Sony State of Play kicked things off with a fresh gameplay-filled look at their new title, SAROS. Arjun Devraj (played by Rahul Kohli), is a Soltari enforcer who fights to survive on the lost colony of Carcosa under an ominous eclipse. As a Soltari, the player can use powerful abilities, like the Soltari Shield to absorb enemy projectiles, and return them, with devastating effect. The gameplay presentation showed Saros’ emphasis on smooth traversal of the environment, while pushing the envelope with high-octane combat powered by Soltari abilities.
Saros showed off a piece of their progression systems, with Second Chance. Second Chance assures the player returns to battle with a self-revive, and the player will always return more powerful than when they fell.
With the tagline “The sun is forever,” Saros will launch for PS5 on March 20, 2026
Zero Parades – For Dead Spies
The next title from ZA/UM is an RPG in the same style as Disco Elysium, the critically acclaimed RPG from the studio that released back in 2019. Zero Parades – For Dead Spies will be released sometime in 2026.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
The next trailer shown at the Sony State of Play presentation was for a title already out for PC and Xbox, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The small trailer spilled the beans that it will be available for PS5 on December 5, 2025.
Battlefield 6
Sony then deployed the next cinematic campaign trailer for EA’s upcoming Battlefield 6, and it shows drama and conspiracy lurk beneath the surface of every Battlefield. It’s coming on October 10.
Deus Ex Remastered
Deus Ex is coming back in a remastered form with a fresh look and updated visuals on PS5, in February 2026.
Halloween: The Game
The return of Michael Myers is here. The Sony State of Play gave fans a bloody first look at Halloween: The Game, and fans will be able to embody civilians or the killer himself when it launches for PS5 on September 8, 2026.
Last Epoch – Orobyss Expansion
It’s been confirmed that Last Epoch is in development for PS5, alongside its first major expansion, Orobyss. Both the base title and the expansion will launch on PS5 at the same time.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin
Fans will be able to experience an original story based on the hit anime of the same name in this new RPG. Fans can play up to four-player co-op to take down foes, and it’s coming to PS5 on January 28, 2026.
Sonic Racing: Crossworlds – The State of Play presentation reminded fans that Megaman (and Proto Man) is coming to Sonic Racing: Crossworlds early in 2026, but the base title is coming out tomorrow!
Nioh 3
Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja’s third instalment of the Nioh franchise, Nioh 3, is coming on February 6, 2026.
Dynasty Warriors 3 Complete Edition Remastered
Koei Tecmo wasn’t finished with announcements at the State of Play, as they then announced Dynasty Warriors 3 is returning in its classic form, as Dynasty Warriors 3 Complete Edition Remastered. The third instalment established the foundation of the entire series, and it’s brought back in striking modern detail. Aim for the peak of 1 vs. 1,000 action in this revival. Dynasty Warriors 3 Complete Edition Remastered comes out on March 19, 2026.
Code Vein II
The next trailer showed gameplay for Bandai Namco’s sequel, Code Vein II. The already established ARPG mechanic return, with new abilities and bigger monsters to kill. Players will select their arsenal from a trove of weapons and abilities and join with new partners on a life-or-death mission to rewrite the very history of the world. Code Vein II is coming out on January 30, 2026.
Let it Die: Inferno
A sequel has been announced for the cult-classic title Let It Die, and it’s called Let It Die: Inferno. This PvPvE title embraces an animated aesthetic and features extraction-based, high-risk high-reward gameplay. If you die, your body will also disintegrate along with your loot. It’s coming to PS5 on December 3.
Chronoscript: The Endless End
A title from Desk Works was then revealed at the State of Play, and it presents as a 2D action platforming game where the protagonist is stuck in an endless tale. The developers at Desk Works are looking to bring a dark fantasy tale to life using hand-drawn visuals, and players will embody the “Editor,” trapped within it’s manuscripts. Players will be made to unravel the mystery and guide the “endless story” to its finality in this exploration action-adventure game. Chronoscript: The Endless End is coming in 2026.
Crimson Desert
Pearl Abyss then showed off their in-development title, Crimson Desert’s release date, and it’s coming on March 19 2026.
PULSE Elevate Speaker System
Sony then showed off their new desktop speakers, the Pulse Elevate Speaker System at the Sony State of Play. The speakers feature a built in A.I. voice fixer, and they can even connect to PlayStation Link and the PlayStation Portal. The Pulse Elevate will be made available in 2026, in White and Black.
Gran Turismo 7 Spec III Update
For fans of racing, the biggest update to come to Gran Turismo 7 is landing in December, featuring new tracks, new cars, and a host of fresh features. Spec III marks the beginning of the next chapter in the Gran Turismo 7 experience, and it’s coming soon.
God of War 20th Anniversary Dual Sense Controller
Sony revealed a limited edition Dual Sense wireless controller for PS5 to honour God of War’s 20th anniversary. This controller features Krato’s signature red streak on his face, and the rest of the controller is a ghostly white, like the Spartan himself. Fans can pre-order the controller beginning October 3, with launch on October 23.
Wolverine
Insomniac Games’ take on Marvel’s Wolverine has finally been revealed as the final announcement at the Sony State of Play presentation. Insomniac did not shy away from bloodshed, as Weapon-X can be seen brutalizing many adversaries with bloody claw stabs (including stabbing one through the front of his face with brutal effect). Other X-Men will be featured in the title, as Mystique was shown transforming, and Omega Red was shown briefly.
The developers at Insomniac Games are seeking to explore the “unreliable narrator” version of the character, so they cast Liam McIntyre as Logan/Wolverine, and motion capture was used to bring ‘The Best There Is’ to life.
As Wolverine faced off against a big Sentinel (an iconic scene for comic fans), fans were given the Fall 2026 release window, and Insomniac will undoubtedly reveal more before then, in Spring 2026.
That just about wraps the big Sony State of Play September 2025 showcase. Fans looking for more info on any of the reveals, can head to the official PlayStation website.
