The Lost Wild comes to PS5 in 2027
The Lost Wild comes to PS5 in 2027

The Lost Wild comes to PS5 in 2027

Hi, I’m Gary Napper, Game Director at Great Ape Games. It’s great to finally be talking about The Lost Wild, a game where you don’t fight dinosaurs. You survive around them.  The Lost Wild is survival horror built on three things: observation, instinct, and restraint. Watching where a dinosaur looks before you move. Holding still…

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Defeat yokai or wield their powers in Kemuri, a new PS5 action game coming 2027  

Defeat yokai or wield their powers in Kemuri, a new PS5 action game coming 2027  

Konnichiwa PlayStation Blog readers! We’re Unseen. Creators from around the world have come together in Tokyo, bringing their own cultures and sensibilities to create Kemuri. Kemuri is a yokai-possession action game set in the chaotic world of Kemuri City, where life and death coexist. Players will confront the paranormal as they explore a sprawling vertical…

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Rayman Legends Retold out October 1 on PS5

Rayman Legends Retold out October 1 on PS5

The Glade of Dreams is in grave danger! Today’s State of Play revealed Rayman Legends Retold, a bold 3D reimagining of the beloved platformer, is launching on PS5 on October 1, bringing new content and narrative twists. When a shadowy new villain spreads corruption through the Glade of Dreams, it’s up to Rayman, Globox, Barbara,…

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3 years after a $2 billion implosion, studio closures, and cancellations, Embracer’s new CEO hopes ‘trust is improving’

Embracer CEO Phil Rogers didn’t win himself many new fans when he said a few years ago that the company’s slash-and-burn restructuring, the result of years of hand-over-fist acquisitions that, whoops, it couldn’t really afford, was “how we win.” This was when Rogers was still Embracer’s interim chief strategy officer, prior to his 2025 ascension…

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Pragmata director Yonghee Cho says it’s not a sad dad game for a very simple reason: ‘I’m not a sad dad, I’m a very happy dad’

Pragmata is one of my favorite games of the year so far, and a big part of that is down to the relationship between protagonists Hugh and Diana, a deeply normal in-over-his-head guy and a wide-eyed, enthusiastic young android. Banter that could so easily come off as infantilizing, and a story that could easily come…

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