In case you missed it, Sony says it's not planning to release any existing franchise games this side of March 2025, meaning any first-party output in 2024 will be fresh properties, such as Stellar Blade or Rise of the Ronin. On this point, it's interesting that a new trademark application has recently been opened for what appears to be a new IP from PlayStation.
Discovered by Gematsu, Sony Interactive Entertainment has submitted to trademark the title 'Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet' in the United States. We know it's very likely to be a game thanks to the descriptors within the application; these cover a wide range of entertainment categories, but video games are chief among them. It seems this could well be the name of an upcoming first-party title.
At least, it's the name of it for the moment. Presumably the game itself is still very much mid-development, so it's possible this title may change before it's publicly announced. Even so, we can glean a teensy bit of info just from the language of the title. It certainly seems sci-fi flavoured, and the phrase «heretic prophet» points to some sort of religious conflict, or somebody's prophecy acting against the norm. Interesting, anyway.
To speculate, we suppose this could be related to Santa Monica Studio's new IP, which is being led by Cory Barlog. Rumours of a sci-fi game from the developer go back a long way, so this seems likely to us — but we don't want to get too ahead of ourselves.
Having grown up alongside PlayStation, Stephen has developed an eclectic taste in video games and a wide knowledge of the medium, from small indie gems to the biggest AAA blockbusters. Ever hopeful that the Burnout series makes a miraculous return.
Could this be the Sci Fi game Naughty dog are working on? Either that or Santa Monica have revived their cancelled game now that they are pretty much done with God of War.
The subtitle screams warhammer 40k to me. Not so sure about the Intergalactic bit
My mind immediately jumped to
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