They say that whoever hits first hits twice, but if who hits second is Sony with a first presentation of games for PlayStation 5 as we saw last night, returning the setback is presented as a very difficult task. The Japanese company has not only made a display of overwhelming software, but has also shown the design of its new console and revealed the existence of a model without optical reader. The price (and date of several titles) will have to wait.
Sony has not only shown the first lineup of games for PlayStation 5 and the console itself, but has done so in front of millions of people.
The PlayStation 5 launch has been one of the most watched gaming events in history with over 7 million viewers between YouTube and Twitch. Such has been the anticipation and number of news items generated, that a quick summary will make things much easier for early risers or those who decided not to watch the event live.
Games for PlayStation 5 developed by PlayStation Studios and second party:
- Astro’s Playroom (Japan Studio)
- Demon’s Souls (Bluepoint Games / Japan Studio)
- Gran Turismo 7 (Polyphony Digital)
- Horizon Forbidden West (Guerrilla Games)
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales (Insomniac Games)
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (Insomniac Games)
- Returnal (Housemarque / XDEV)
- Sackboy A Big Adventure (Digital Sumo / XDEV)
Games for PlayStation 5 from publishers or third-party developers:
- Deathloop (Bethesda)
- Ghostwire: Tokyo (Bethesda)
- Godfall (Gearbox Publishing / Counterplay Games)
- Goodbye Volcano High (KO-OP)
- Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online (Rockstar Games)
- Hitman 3 (IO Interactive)
- Jett : The Far Shore (Superbrothers)
- Kena: Bridge of the Spirits (Ember Lab)
- Oddworld Soulstorm (Oddworld Inhabitants)
- Pragmata (Capcom)
- Project Athia (Square Enix/Luminous Productions)
- Resident Evil Village (Capcom)
- Solar Ash (Annapurna Interactive / Heart Machine)
- Stray (Annapurna / Blue Twelve Studio)
