Summary
- Sony confirms PlayStation State of Play on June 4 - a "40+ minute show" at 5pm ET.
- Fans can expect news on upcoming PS5 games, but specific titles remain a mystery.
- Speculation includes possible appearances from Death Stranding 2 and Ghost of Yotei.
Sony has officially confirmed that the next PlayStation State of Play event will be held on June 4. This means that gamers don't have to wait long at all to get a further glimpse at the upcoming PlayStation release slate.
PlayStation usually holds multiple State of Play events per year, and it's always an exciting moment in the gaming calendar for fans of Sony's console. Fans get to see the best of what's to come, from big-budget AAA titles to talented indie creators. The last PlayStation State of Play event was focused exclusively on the upcoming Borderlands 4, although it seems the June 4 event will celebrate multiple games.
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In a post on the PlayStation website, Sony confirmed that State of Play is back on June 4, with a "40+ minute show" set to run from 5pm ET. According to the post, fans will get "news and updates on must-play games coming to PS5," although it stopped short of naming any of the games that will actually be featured. Hopefully, it'll be an epic look at the best to come from the 2025 video game release calendar.
Sony Confirms PlayStation State of Play for June 4
While nothing is confirmed, speculation will mount between now and State of Play about what games are planned to appear. Considering Death Stranding 2: On the Beach releases on June 26 exclusively for PlayStation 5, it's difficult to imagine it not appearing in a big way. October's Ghost of Yotei seems likely too, given it's one of the biggest upcoming PlayStation exclusives. Marvel's Wolverine feels like a possibility, albeit less likely to appear than the previous two titles.
June 4's State of Play has been rumored for a few weeks now, and it's good to get confirmation that it's on the way. The previous State of Play focused on Borderlands 4 was a cool deep-dive into the upcoming looter shooter, but it'll be nice to get a broader look at the upcoming PlayStation slate of titles.
