Highlights from PlayStation’s June State of Play Event

Sony Interactive Entertainment kicked off the summer with an exciting new State of Play, packed with fresh trailers, game announcements, and more. While we anticipated an in-depth look at the upcoming Marvel’s Wolverine, the showcase also surprised us with glimpses of Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis and Silent Hill: Townfall. The hour-long presentation was a thrilling ride, featuring reveals for titles like the next God of War and Rayman Legends Untold.

If you missed the stream or need a quick recap of the highlights, here’s a rundown of the major announcements from the June 2026 State of Play.

Insomniac’s Wolverine is set to be a major exclusive for the PlayStation 5. The gameplay reveal during the stream was intense, showcasing plenty of action and, yes, a lot of blood. We also got our first look at Jean Grey, who, alongside Logan, is on a mission to rescue kidnapped mutants.

The spotlight shifted to the next God of War game, featuring Deborah Ann Woll’s character, Faye. The presentation concluded with an extended look at God of War Laufey, which explores Faye’s journey following her death. Anticipation is high!

Remakes are a staple of these showcases, and this time Ubisoft announced Rayman Legends Retold, a remake of the beloved 2013 platformer. It’s set to launch on October 1 for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X.

Arc System Works revealed three new fighters for their upcoming anime brawler, all of whom are villains: Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage will join the roster in Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, launching on August 6.

K-Pop fans should keep an eye on Kemuri: Hunt the Unseen, an action game where you and up to two friends hunt demons. The trailer hints at a soundtrack filled with catchy tunes.

Dave the Diver is getting a stylish prequel titled Bancho the Chef, where players will travel across Asia to learn culinary skills from the best.

Lara Croft is back in action in Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, where she explores snowy ruins and what appears to be an Egyptian tomb. This remake of the original Tomb Raider is set for release on February 12, 2027, slightly later than its initial 2026 window. And yes, there are dinosaurs!

Annapurna is diving into horror with The Lost Wild, a game that promises to deliver a terrifying experience featuring dinosaurs.

Phantom Blade Zero is on the horizon, with a gameplay deep dive teased for later this summer, although it won’t be available until September.

Dune: Awakening is set to make its way to PlayStation 5 on September 22, bringing the epic universe to your console.

Dynasty Warriors 3 is getting a remaster, launching on October 11.

From the creators of the Ori series, No Rest for the Wicked is an action RPG that has been in early access for a couple of years and is set to launch on PS5 in October.

Capcom announced Onimusha: Way of the Sword, launching on September 25. This marks the first new mainline entry in the action-packed samurai series since 2006. While it features plenty of parries, it’s not a Soulslike, which is a relief for those looking for something different. A demo is currently available.

Annapurna also showcased a new trailer for Silent Hill: Townfall, set to launch on September 24, featuring even creepier monsters than those from last year’s Silent Hill f.

Bandai Namco presented a new trailer for Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve, showcasing slick aerial combat, with a release date of October 2.

The State of Play also introduced Stuntman Hollywood, a new racing game centered around a stunt driver, promising chaotic gameplay reminiscent of the Fast and Furious films.

In the horror genre, Ill is a gory first-person survival horror game featuring a protagonist who awakens from a coma into a terrifying world.

Remedy is back with Control: Resonant, a sequel to 2019’s Control, starring Jesse Faden’s brother, Dylan, as he navigates a twisted Manhattan. It’s set to release on September 24, joining the crowded fall lineup.

Marathon: Nightfall, the latest season of the game, kicked off on Tuesday, offering players a chance to experience its creepy horror vibes for free until June 9.

RuneScape: Dragonwilds is set to launch on PlayStation 5 and will be available through PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium later this year. This co-op survival crafting game will be the first RuneScape title to hit consoles.

Firesprite Games is taking on Until Dawn 2, where a group of ghost hunters heads to a remote island in search of viral fame. As in the first game, players will determine who survives and who meets their end.