New Bungie Game Targeting PS5, PC, and Switch Skips State of Play Reveal | Push Square

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Update []: That’s why you take rumours with a pinch of salt sometimes. Gummy Bears – a Bungie incubated project which was brought in-house under the PS Studios umbrella – was not announced at State of Play.

Rumours had suggested that Sony was planning to reveal the title for PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch, but it very much remains an open secret.

Obviously, the fact that it wasn’t announced doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist, and we’re sure it’ll emerge when it’s good and ready.

Original Story: With the next State of Play livestream now less than 12 hours away, rumours and speculation are rampant as to what Sony will have to share during the digital showcase. The likes of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, Lost Soul Aside, and Hell Is Us all seem like locks, but a fresh rumour suggests another game from Bungie will be announced.

More accurately, this is the internal project that Bungie moved to a new internal team in PlayStation Studios, which's been codenamed Gummy Bears. According to Spanish leaker Vandal, this new project — which is said to be a MOBA inspired by Super Smash Bros. — will be formally announced during the State of Play show this evening. It's also rumoured to be releasing for PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

This would be the second Sony title ported to Nintendo Switch — the first being LEGO Horizon Adventures — and will be part of a Nintendo Direct suggested to take place later this month. This is a Nintendo Direct separate from the already confirmed Switch 2 reveal, which is taking place on 2nd April 2025.

Dates, times, and what to expect

According to recent leaks, Gummy Bears is a MOBA (DOTA 2, League of Legends) that features Attack, Defense, and Support classes, and potentially movable towers. It's said to be aimed at a younger audience of gamers, and will feature a percentage-style damage system where you'll be knocked back further depending on how high your percentage at the time is. This is, of course, similar to how Super Smash Bros. operates.

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