The Biggest Announcements at Sony's State of Play: Saros, Tides of Annihilation, Days Gone Remastered and More

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Sony's State of Play showcase brought a ton of announcements and game trailers, some expected and others a bit of a surprise. Bloodborne fans' eternal wait for a 60fps patch or a remaster for the FromSoftware classic stretched further, and there was no second look at Marvel's Wolverine. Nothing from God of War developer Santa Monica Studio, as well, but the presentation had plenty of new games to get excited for.

As was leaked earlier, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater received a new trailer confirming its August 28 release date. The show also featured new trailers for already announced titles like Hazelight's Split Fiction, Capcom's Onimusha: Way of the Sword and the upcoming Monster Hunter: Wilds, Borderlands 4, and more.

While first-party studios Insomniac and Santa Monica skipped the showcase, Sony-owned Housemarque revealed their next game. The Returnal developer is following up the acclaimed roguelike bullet-hell shooter with another roguelike bullet-hell shooter named Saros. The action game features British actor Rahul Kohli and will release exclusively on PS5 in 2026.

Sony has been on the remaster and remake train for a while now and at State of Play, the PlayStation parent announced Days Gone Remastered, which brings graphical updates and new content. The game arrives April 25 on PC and PS5. The State of Play was packed with other announcements and reveals, so here's a look at the biggest ones from the showcase:

Saros is the new roguelike bullet-hell shooter from Housemarque and it's coming exclusively to PS5 in 2026. The game was revealed with a short cinematic trailer confirming British actor Rahul Kohli as the lead Arjun Devraj, a Soltari Enforcer sent on a quest to the dangerous off-world colony of Carcosa. The roguelike elements are established in the trailer, with Devraj repeatedly waking up on an ominous shore on the planet. Carcosa is seemingly living in the shadow of a solar eclipse that seems to tie up to the time loop element somehow. As the