Look: 5 must-see games from Sony’s State of Play

Showcase A short presentation with some surprising announcements. by Tomas Franzese Oct. 27, 2021 Sony Interactive Entertainment

Sony Intearctive Entertainment On October 27, 2021, Sony held its third State of Play of the year to highlight upcoming PS4 and PS5 games.

Square Enix Despite there being no big showings, these five games stuck out from the presentation.

5. Little Devil Inside This ambitious indie game first appeared at the PS5 reveal event in June 2020, and it finally reappeared during this State of Play. Neostream Interactive

Neostream Interactive While Neostream Interactive shared no release window, we now have a clear idea of how the world map works. According to a PlayStation Blog post, the game lacks fast travel so that players can enjoy the pretty environments.

4. FNAF: Security Breach After showing up at multiple PlayStation showcases, Steel Wool Studios finally let us know when we will be able to play the biggest Five Nights at Freddy’s game yet. Steel Wool Studios

Steel Wool Studios Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach will be released for PS4 and PS5 on December 16, 2021.

3. Bugsnax: The Isle of Bigsnax The PS5’s weirdest launch title is getting a significant update in early 2022, and it’s free. Young Horses

Young Horses The Isle of Bigsnax will add a new area, giant Bugsnax, hats that you can put on Bugsnax, and a customizable hut on Snaktooth Island.

Microsoft is losing one of its best indie exclusives of the year to other platforms next month.

2. Death’s Door Devolver Digital

Devolver Digital Devolver Digital will release Death’s Door for PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch on November 23. Pre-orders on PlayStation consoles come with a free copy of Titan Souls , developer Acid Nerve’s first game.

1. Star Ocean: The Divine Force Square Enix and Tri-Ace unveiled a new entry in the Star Ocean series during the State of Play.

The Divine Force will launch for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S in 2022. It will give players more freedom while traversing its world and make combat faster-paced.

Look: 5 must-see games from Sony’s State of Play

Microsoft is losing one of its best indie exclusives of the year to other platforms next month.

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