Here ‘s all that was announced, published, or discussed in some other way during today’ s PlayStation State of Play broadcast.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s all about time gets a few PlayStation 5-exclusive updates when it launches on March 12th. These include faster loading times, DualSense features such as improved haptics and the use of variable stimuli, and improved 3D audio. Players will be able to transfer savings from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5.
Return, the third-party roguelike from manufacturers Resogun, coming to PlayStation 5 on April 30th. We saw new plays, very active-y.
City Knockout published earlier this month with some great marketing. The game itself looks okay. It launches on May 21st.
Sifu the next game from Sloclap, the team behind him Absolver. Its brawling action is expected to be released on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 sometime this year.
Solar power it was first published in 2019, and is finally coming out in 2021. By creators Hyper Light Drifter, will be available for both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
We got the first play of it Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breaches. The new animatronics look great.
Oddworld: Soulstorm it will be free on PlayStation 5 for PlayStation Plus subscribers when it launches April 6th. I can’t wait.
Expect it Kena: Bridge of spirits finally coming out on August 21st. It was previously registered for notification in March 2021.
Deathloop is still a thing. Here’s a little more playthrough ahead of its May 21 news. Dig that Bondian theme song.
Last and certainly not least, Final Fantasy Remake VII getting a so-called PlayStation 5 update Interconnection. It features some new content, including the first playable look of Yuffie Kisaragi in these new games.
If you already own the PlayStation 4 remake, you will get it Interconnection is free, and even involves the transfer of saved data from the previous game. You’ll be able to hop back to one of last year’s best events with improved graphics and loading times on June 10th.