PlayStation delivered one of its biggest showcases of the year on September 3, 2026.

The company held two events back-to-back — State of Play and State of Play Japan — bringing together announcements, trailers, release dates, updates, and new details for games coming to PS5 and PS4. PlayStation’s official announcement confirmed that the broadcasts would feature games from studios around the world, with the Japan presentation focusing particularly on upcoming titles from Japan and Asia.

Among the biggest announcements were Marvel’s Wolverine, Final Fantasy VII Revelation, Metro 2039, Until Dawn 2, Rhapsody in Scarlet, and several other upcoming projects.

Here’s everything you need to know.

Marvel’s Wolverine Arrives in September

One of the biggest highlights was Marvel’s Wolverine.

Developed by Insomniac Games, the game received additional attention ahead of launch, showcasing Logan’s combat abilities, story, characters, and the world surrounding his adventure.

PlayStation confirmed that Marvel’s Wolverine launches on September 15, 2026, exclusively on PS5.

The game follows Logan in an original single-player adventure and features characters including Jean Grey. Insomniac has also confirmed a range of accessibility options for launch.

With its September release, Wolverine is positioned as one of PlayStation’s major releases for the second half of 2026.

Final Fantasy VII Revelation Gets a Release Date

Another major moment came with Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the third and final entry in the Final Fantasy VII Remake project.

The game is scheduled to launch on PS5 on April 8, 2027. Square Enix also showed new gameplay during the State of Play, including the game’s large-scale world and exploration using the iconic Highwind airship.

The new footage offered a closer look at the world players will explore and the game’s action RPG systems.

For fans who have followed the remake project since Final Fantasy VII Remake, Revelation will bring the story to its planned conclusion.

Metro 2039 Arrives in February 2027

4A Games also revealed more of Metro 2039, including new gameplay captured on PS5 Pro.

The next entry in the post-apocalyptic series continues the franchise’s focus on exploration, survival, combat, and stealth.

Metro 2039 launches on February 4, 2027, for PS5.

The new presentation gave players a closer look at the game’s environments and the post-apocalyptic world that serves as the setting for the new adventure.

Until Dawn 2 Is Coming to PS5

The Until Dawn franchise is also returning.

Until Dawn 2 is scheduled to launch on January 28, 2027, for PS5.

The sequel continues the series’ focus on narrative choices and consequences while introducing a new story and setting.

For fans of the original, the return of the franchise adds another horror-focused title to PlayStation’s upcoming lineup.

Rhapsody in Scarlet Revealed

Konami introduced Rhapsody in Scarlet, a new action game coming to PS5.

The project combines action, supernatural elements, and a stylized interpretation of 1920s New York.

The protagonist, Ellie Myers, becomes involved in a dangerous mystery involving a criminal organization.

The game was one of the new projects highlighted during the September presentations, adding another original title to the PlayStation lineup.

Ghost of Yōtei Gets New Content

Ghost of Yōtei also received new information.

Sucker Punch revealed Most Wanted, a new experience centered around combat encounters and challenges.

The presentation also featured information connected to Echoes of Sekigahara, expanding the game’s story and exploring more of Atsu’s past.

The State of Play announcements added another layer to the Ghost of Yōtei experience while giving players more reasons to return to the game.

Gran Turismo 7 Gets Spec IV

Gran Turismo 7 was another major title featured during the presentation.

Polyphony Digital announced the Spec IV update, which will arrive in two parts later in 2026.

The update is set to introduce new content and gameplay additions, continuing the game’s post-launch support. PlayStation officially confirmed the announcement during the September showcase.

Final Fantasy Resonance Gets a Demo

Square Enix also revealed new details about Final Fantasy Resonance.

The game launches on October 22, 2026, and a free PS5 demo containing the entire first chapter became available on the same day as the presentation.

Players can also carry their save data from the demo into the full game.

The latest trailer also revealed the appearance of Sephiroth, adding another recognizable Final Fantasy character to the project.

Fate/Extra Record Gets a Date

Fate/Extra Record received its release date during the showcase.

The remake is scheduled to launch on January 28, 2027, for PS5 and PS4.

The game expands the original Fate/Extra experience while introducing updated systems and presentation.

Hunter’s Moon

Hunter’s Moon was another new title shown during the event.

The historical folk-horror adventure is scheduled to launch on October 26, 2026, for PS5.

The project combines a historical setting with supernatural elements, giving it a distinct identity among the showcase’s lineup.

Maneater 2

The sequel to Maneater was also revealed during the State of Play.

The new game is scheduled for 2027, bringing the series back with another aquatic action experience.

Uncanyon

Uncanyon is a new PS5 adventure from Graceful Decay, the studio behind Maquette.

The game uses changes in perspective and different realities as central elements of its puzzles.

It is currently scheduled to arrive on PS5 in 2027.

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance

Capcom also presented Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance, showing new monsters, story details, and gameplay.

The expansion was one of the major updates highlighted during the September State of Play coverage.

Saros Gets the Zenith Update

Housemarque’s Saros also received new information.

The upcoming Zenith update is planned for 2026 and introduces additional gameplay options, including new challenges and progression features.

The title remains one of the major upcoming projects from PlayStation Studios.

Where the Seeds Fall

Another new title announced during the showcase was Where the Seeds Fall.

Developed by Cygames, the adventure follows a soldier and a mysterious child as they travel down the World Tree toward a surface devastated by the Blight.

The game is scheduled to launch on PS5 on November 5, 2026.

Other Announcements

The two showcases also featured a large number of additional projects, including:

• CONQ: Crown of No Quarter
• Crimson Desert: Charting the Unknown
• Daba: Land of Water Scar
• Digimon Story Time Stranger content
• Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3
• Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World
• Echoes of Aincrad: Sword Art Online – Genesis Maidens
• Gundam Rogue Orbit
• Keeper
• Rematch × Blue Lock
• Rev. Noir
• SlashZero
• Stupid Never Dies
• The Eminence in Shadow: Phantom Echoes
• World Phasebound Control Authority: WPCA

Together, the announcements demonstrated the wide range of games coming to PlayStation from both major publishers and smaller studios.

It Wasn’t Just About Games

The presentations also included PlayStation hardware and service announcements.

One of the biggest reveals was the limited-edition Grand Theft Auto VI DualSense wireless controller, featuring a design inspired by the game’s Vice City setting. PlayStation officially revealed the controllers during the September 3 showcase.

The events also featured new information connected to the PlayStation Plus catalog and other additions to the PlayStation ecosystem.

The Biggest Release Dates

Here are some of the most notable dates confirmed during the showcases:

The dates above are based on announcements published through PlayStation’s official channels.

One of PlayStation’s Biggest Showcases of 2026

With two presentations taking place on the same day, PlayStation delivered a packed lineup of announcements, trailers, release dates, and updates.

Major franchises such as Final Fantasy, Marvel, Ghost of Yōtei, Monster Hunter, Dragon Ball, and Until Dawn shared the spotlight with completely new projects.

The September showcase also demonstrated the variety of games coming to PS5, ranging from major action titles and RPGs to horror, racing, puzzle adventures, and experimental projects.

With Marvel’s Wolverine already arriving in September, Final Fantasy Resonance in October, and major releases such as Metro 2039, Until Dawn 2, and Final Fantasy VII Revelation scheduled for 2027, PlayStation’s upcoming calendar is becoming increasingly crowded.

And with so many new projects introduced, the next question is which of these announcements will become the next major PlayStation hit.