The PlayStation State of Play event was an epic showcase, revealing a new God of War game and several other exciting titles. The highlight of the hour-long presentation was the announcement of a God of War trilogy remake, along with the release of a brand new God of War game today. The crowd was surprised by the reveal of God of War: Sons of Spartan, a 2D title that was not expected to be announced at the same time. The game is already available on the PlayStation store. The show kicked off with the return of the third-person action-adventure game Kena in Kena: Scars of Kosmora, which features a beautiful art style, creative mechanics, and brutal boss fights. The game is coming to PlayStation 5 and PC later this year, and it's a completely unexpected but welcome announcement. The multiplayer expansion of Ghost of Yōtei, which is free if you already own the game, brings the action with three mission types. We also got a closer look at CONTROL: Resonant, which is shaping up to be an action-packed, wild ride. The protagonist, Dylan, has a 'shift' ability that allows him to control the world and reposition gravity, meaning he can scale buildings and the world in a totally unique way. The Star Wars fans were given a closer look at Star Wars: Galactic Racer, which looks like a modern Burnout title but with some of the galaxy's best vehicles and pod racers. 007 First Light is also shaping up, with a strong focus on action and story. We also got a quick look at Silent Hill: Townfall, the next big entry in the Silent Hill series, which is creepy is an understatement. Keanu Reeves is back as action hero John Wick in a video game simply titled: John Wick. Wick fans have been longing for some up close John Wick action and we're finally getting it. This one is heading to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. Other highlights include a closer look at Marvel Tokon Fight Souls, Saros (releasing April 30), volume two of the Metal Gear Solid collection, Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition, and demos for a bunch of great-looking titles, including Darwin's Paradox. The PlayStation State of Play event was an epic showcase, leaving players excited about 2026 and beyond, especially after the recent Xbox Developer Direct which saw closer looks at Fable and Forza Horizon 6.
