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A list of everything shown in Sony’s Summer 2022 State of Play.
Sony’s newest State of Play wasn’t incredibly long, but it was packed with a ton of announcements that fans have been waiting for. This included information about the titles coming to the PS VR2 and information about the elusive Final Fantasy XVI.
Every game announced during the June 2022 Sony State of Play
There were quite a few new games announced during the State of Play, including some that are coming toSonyplatforms for the very first time. Below are the games and release dates, if any were given.
Along with these standard titles, several games were announced for or to work with the new PS VR2. you’re able to watch the full presentation here onSony’sofficial YouTube channel.
Every PS VR2 Game Every game announced during the June 2022 Sony State of Play
A new list of games has been revealed that will support VR gameplay.
Resident Evil 7 was also a VR game and showed how successful VR horror games could be. Resident Evil 4 and Village will likely follow in this path and make use of the more powerful hardware. These games don’t yet have a release date for their VR content as it’s still in development.
Horizon: Call Of The Mountain and The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners: Retribution are all new games.
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Everything Else Announced during the June 2022 State of Play
Along with the new games and VR projects, there were several updates on previously announced titles. Here is what was announced for each title during the June State of Play.
What was the biggest surprise?
The biggest surprise was the amount ofFinal Fantasy XVIdetails we received, along with the game finally getting a release timeframe. The release of a free update for Horizon Forbidden West was a bit surprising, but it promises to add more playtime for players who enjoyed their first run-through of the game.
Along with the games above, Sony announced that Stray will be a day one addition to their new PlayStation Plus platform. This marks the first of many announcements that will occur for the platform and is keeping good on Sony’s promise to provide a robust service.
