PlayStation revealed upcoming games in a nearly 70-minute State of Play broadcast, featuring new titles from Finland and several highly anticipated game announcements.
In a significant showcase, PlayStation presented nearly 70 minutes of trailers during its State of Play broadcast that aired between Thursday and Friday night. Among the highlights were new gameplay materials from Finnish games such as 'Saros' and 'Control Resonant.' 'Saros', an exclusive title for the PS5 developed by Housemarque, is set to be released on March 30, while 'Control Resonant' from Remedy Entertainment is scheduled to launch later this year, both boasting budgets in the tens of millions of euros.
The presentation also introduced a range of new titles that have generated buzz in the gaming community. Horror game 'Silent Hill: Townfall' and action title 'Project Windless' were part of the lineup, alongside an unnamed game based on the John Wick movie franchise. Additionally, fans were excited to hear about a remastered collection of the original 'God of War' trilogy featuring the original voice of Kratos, Terrence C. Carson. Another notable reveal was the upcoming 'Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse' game and a second 'Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection' set to include 'MGS 4: Guns of the Patriots' and 'MGS: Peace Walker' in HD edition.
Furthermore, the broadcast showcased new trailers for Pokémon games, indicating a strong focus on both revivals and fresh entries in popular franchises. The involvement of Finnish developers in the spotlight reflects a growing recognition of their contributions to the gaming industry, positioning them alongside major international titles and highlighting Finland's place in the gaming landscape.
