Every announcement at Sony’s PlayStation Showcase

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Sony’s PlayStation Showcase has been and gone, and with it we’ve received a dizzying array of new announcements, trailers, and launch details.

There’s a lot to unpack, so whether you caught thePlayStation Showcaseand want a refresher, or you want a neat summary of all the announcements, we at TechRadar Gaming have got you covered.

Although juggernauts likeMarvel’s Spider-Man 2andFinal Fantasy 16received their fair share of attention, there were also plenty of unexpected treats and fun curveballs including more news onAlan Wake 2as well as a successor to beloved indie side-scrollerNight in the Woods.

The PlayStation Showcase was a real delight, showing off the sheer range of different titles available not only on Sony’s flagship console but also across the industry as a whole. In just over an hour of trailers and previews, we were treated to charming indie adventure games likeCat Quest: Pirates of the PurribeanandThe Plucky Squire, while also being treated to high-budget cinematic offerings from the likes ofAssassin’s Creed MirageandDestiny 2: The Final Shape.

Read on for our complete list of every new announcement at the PlayStation Showcase.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2received not one, but two new trailers, showing off 10 minutes of faced-paced gameplay as well as some details behind one of the game’s major villains: Kraven.  The gameplay trailer shows off a fast-paced boat chase through New York, complete with quippy dialogue and web-slinging action.

Helldivers 2

Channelling the irreverent parody at the heart of cult classic filmStarship Troopers,this upcoming title from Arrowhead studios has you take on the role of a sci-fi drop trooper, fighting aliens on far-flung planets. Judging from the trailer, this co-op third-person shooter places an emphasis on teamwork and objective-based gameplay.

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Immortals of Aveum

This magic-based first-person shooter offers a refreshing take on the genre, trading assault rifles and grenades for flashy spells and fantasy wizardry. The combat looks fierce and varied, promising a frenetic light show alongside varied weapon types.

Ghostrunner 2

Set in a grim, cyberpunk future,Ghostrunner 2will have you hacking, slashing and dodging your way through a dark sci-fi hellscape.

Phantom Blade Zero

This freshly announced action RPG promises a dark artstyle, full of horror and occult intrigue. Inspired by Chinese mythology, this freshly announced title incorporates fast-paced swordfights and steampunk elements.

Sword of the Sea

Giant Squid, the folks behind indie classicJourney, are at it again, with a gorgeous sand-surfing adventure. InSword of the Seayou’ll explore a vast landscape with the aim of uncovering a lost ocean. Expect breath-taking graphics with a side helping of feelings.

The Talos Principle 2

This story-driven first-person puzzler follows on from the original, wearing its philosophical themes and thought-provoking twists on its sleeve. The trailer shows off a range of stunning, mind-bending vistas ripe for exploration.

Neva

From the minds behindGris,Nevapromises a brand new story told through a bold art style. The reveal trailer for Nomada Studio’s upcoming title shows a climactic battle against shadow creatures, resulting in a bittersweet conclusion for our protagonist and their animal friends.

Cat Quest: Pirates of the Purribean

Revealed in a profoundly cute and pun-ridden trailer, the latestCat Questlooks to be full of swashbuckling excitement and whimsical adventure.

Foamstars

Published by Square Enix, this shooter, clearly inspired bySplatoon 3,shows gorgeously animated K-pop stars doing battle with foam-blasting weaponry. The short but sweet trailer has an undeniable sense of style.

The Plucky Squire

This gorgeous indie adventure game looks absolutely charming and sees storybook heroes come to life in lovingly rendered 2D and 3D environments.The Plucky Squireis shaping up to be a family-friendly delight.

Teardown

Cathartic destruction simulatorTeardownis coming toPS5later this year. If you blowing things up then this satisfying block-destroying game might be for you.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater

The beloved third entry in the Metal Gear Solid saga is getting a full-on remake, complete with modern graphics.Snake Eateris regarded by many to be the best entry in the series, and I can’t wait to see how the 2004 classic will look and feel once it’s had its glow-up.

Towers of Aghasba

This newly announced action adventure game places an emphasis on building and fantasy. You’ll be challenged to rebuild paradise, resurrecting the civilization and surrounding ecosystem. These breath-taking vistas and natural landscapes giveHorizon: Forbidden Westa run for its money.

Dragon’s Dogma 2

Dragons, magic and thrilling battles are dime a dozen in the trailer for this upcoming narrative driven action-RPG. Like its predecessor,Dragon’s Dogma 2seems committed to providing an immersive, fantasy world for players, full of meaningful character customization and fluid combat.

Final Fantasy 16

Releasing June 22, Square Enix’s blockbuster RPG received a new launch trailer, showing off the epic story and jaw-dropping graphics. I hada hands-onwith the game and very much liked what I saw. I am eagerly counting down the days until launch.

Alan Wake 2

Originally teased years ago,Alan Wake 2looks to follow up the cult classic horror game. Channeling Stephen King andTwin Peaksenergy in a big way,Alan Wake 2looks as though it’ll tell a broader story, from a range of different perspectives.

Assassin’s Creed Mirage

Assassin’s Creedhas been long overdue [a return to its roots], andMiragelooks poised to do exactly that. Returning to the middle east,Miragefollows in the footsteps of the originalAssassin’s Creed, emphasizing versatility and resourcefulness over flashy combat.

Revenant Hill

From the folks behind indie cult classicNight in the Woodscomes a new title where you take on the role of Twigs the cat. Set in 1920s america, the game will likely explore some serious emotional depths, belied by its charming aesthetic.

Granblue Fantasy: Relink

A new trailer for action RPG Granblue Fantasy has dropped, showing off dramatic visual setpieces alongside a colorful fantasy world. This anime adventure seems reminiscent ofDragon Quest 11andTrails of Cold Steelin its presentation and charm.

Street Fighter 6

Releasing on June 2,Street Fighter 6is nearly upon us. Unlike its predecessors, however, the latest in the world-renowned fighting game series boasts a single player story mode where you can create your own character as part of a narrative campaign. It looks like a blast, and might be enough to get me to dip my toe into the genre.

Ultros

This 2D sci-fi exploration game promises a psychedelic experience from El Huervo, the creative force behind cult classicHotline Miami. At first glance, it looks like a visually distinct adventure, with a fair share of metroidvania elements.

Tower of Fantasy

This open-world future-fantasy RPG follows in the footsteps ofGenshin ImpactandHonkai: Starrailby offering slick anime action framed in a gambling-based Gacha system. Undoubtedly visually impressive, fans ofGenshinorHonkaimay find plenty to enjoy once the game hitsPS4and PS5.

Five Nights at Freddy’s Help Wanted 2

The jarring horror series is back with a newly announced sequel to the originalHelp Wanted. The original was a collection of mini-games set in the Five Nights universe. It’ll be interesting to see if the sequel follows suit.

Resident Evil 4 VR Mode

Coming as free DLC for the PS5 version of theResident Evil 4remake, the trailer shows off an immersive experience where you take on the role of Leon Kennedy on his mission to rescue the President’s daughter from rural Spain. The trailer looks immersive and scary – a real treat for folks who own aPSVR2headset.

Arizona Sunshine 2

Journey across post-apocalyptic Arizona in this freshly announced VR action game. The trailer shows off zombie-killing action alongside gory combat and irreverent one-liners.

Crossfire: Sierra Squad

Crossfire: Sierra Squadtakes the modern shooter formula and places iot firmly in VR. Satisfying gunplay and tight action are the name of the game, here. Boasting 39 different weapon types, this arcade shooter looks like a blast.

Synapse

Promising the “next generation of immersive VR action”,Synapse, looks to be a high-concept sci-fi action game, full of violence, telekinetic powers and sinister monologues. This kind of trippy experience lends itself to VR beautifully.

Beat Saber

An absolute VR classic,Beat Saberis now available on PSVR2 alongside a new Queen Music Pack complete with 11 songs from Freddie Mercury and co. Plus, if you already ownBeat SaberonPSVR, you can upgrade to the PSVR2 version for free. It’s a nice touch for fans of the frenetic rhythm game.

Marathon

A remake of their classic from their days as Mac developers, it looks like Bungie are reinventing classic shooterMarathonfor the modern gaming generation. The sci-fi PVP extraction shooter is officially coming to PS5, though we don’t know exactly when as of yet.

Destiny 2: The Final Shape

The final chapter ofDestiny 2’sLight and Darkness saga has been unveiled along with a tear-jerking trailer featuring (supposedly) deceased fan favorite character Cayde-6. High concept sci-fi and slick first person shooting surely await.

Concord

Firewalk Studios has unveiled a brand new PvP multiplayer FPS. Though the teaser revealed little in terms of gameplay, the 1980s sci-fi aesthetic and sonorous synthwave soundtrack has certainly piqued my interest.

Fairgame$

Fairgame$is a competitive heist game where, not only do you need to outwit NPCs to steal loot, you’ll also be competing with other teams of thieves. It’s an intriguing twist on the formula, and it’ll be interesting to see where Haven Studios take this ambitious new concept.

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