The latest State of Play delivered a packed showcase of upcoming titles, surprise trailers, and long-awaited updates. From stealth reboots to VR revivals and new entries in iconic franchises, here are the ten standout announcements.
Pragmata Returns with 2026 Release Date
Capcom’s elusive title Pragmata resurfaced with a new trailer confirming a 2026 launch for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The footage opened with a glitched-out ad from the fictional Deli Corporation, hinting at its use of generative AI to blur dreams and reality. The protagonist, aided by companion Diana, navigates distorted combat environments. The trailer also teased enemies with weak points, adding a tactical twist to its action gameplay.
Lumines Arise Announced for Fall 2025
Lumines Arise kicked off the event with a return to the fan-favorite puzzle franchise. Developed by Enhance with Tetris Effect creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi, it arrives this fall on PS5 with full PlayStation VR2 support. Players build colored 2×2 blocks to clear space and build combos to a rhythmic soundtrack. This marks the franchise’s first new mainline entry since 2016, with prior releases mostly being ports and remasters.
Silent Hill F Launches September 25
Konami revealed that Silent Hill F finally arrives September 25, with pre-orders now open. The psychological horror title centers around Hinako and her friends as they face twisted threats within the mist-shrouded world. The trailer depicted scarecrow-like monsters and a haunting atmosphere. Despite carrying the franchise name, Silent Hill F is a standalone narrative, making it accessible for newcomers to the series.
Metal Gear Solid Delta Gets Gameplay Trailer
Also from Konami, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater unveiled a new gameplay trailer. Highlights include motorcycle chases, modern controls, and cinematic boss battles—retaining the original story while overhauling visuals using Unreal Engine 5. The teaser may have hinted at the return of Metal Gear Online and a new Octa Camo system. Xbox players will also receive a crossover with Bomberman.
Nioh 3 Announced with Free Demo
Team Ninja revealed Nioh 3, which builds upon its predecessors while introducing ninja traversal mechanics and a larger world scale. The new “ninja style” enables rapid movement and precision combat with new tools. A free demo is now available for PS5 users, with the full game scheduled for early 2026.
Ghost of Yotei Teased
Sucker Punch offered a first look at Ghost of Yotei, set centuries after Ghost of Tsushima. The brief teaser showed the protagonist Atsu and her wolf companion. Although gameplay details remain limited, a deep dive is confirmed for July. Atsu appears again later in the show as a special bot in Astrobot’s new level pack.
007 First Light Reveal Trailer
IO Interactive showcased 007 First Light, an original Bond story tracing the spy’s MI6 origins. The trailer combined cinematic storytelling with stealth gameplay reminiscent of the Hitman series. Bond can scan environments, sneak, pickpocket, or engage in combat with guns and melee. It’s coming to all major platforms, including Switch 2, with a full gameplay reveal planned this summer.
Astrobot Adds Five New Levels
Astrobot continues expanding with five new levels in the Vicious Void Galaxy, available July 10. Levels include “Twin Frog Trouble” and “Handhold Havoc,” each featuring new mechanics and special bots. Over 90 total levels are now available, with even more rumored content teased in the update.
MARVEL Tōkon Fighting Souls Announced
Arc System Works revealed MARVEL Tōkon Fighting Souls, a 4v4 tag fighter featuring characters like Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, and Storm. The trailer displayed aerial combos, assist mechanics, and Marvel-themed action with anime-styled visuals. It launches in 2026 on PS5 and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store.
Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow Unveiled
Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow revives the stealth franchise in virtual reality. Players take on the role of Magpie, a new thief exploring rooftops, alleys, and secrets of a familiar gothic city. Classic mechanics like pickpocketing and elemental arrows return, now fully adapted for VR on PlayStation VR2, MetaQuest, and PC platforms.
The June 2025 State of Play proved to be one of the most diverse yet, offering a mix of nostalgic revivals and bold new titles. From the eerie return of Silent Hill to the slick debut of 007 First Light and Marvel Tokon, the showcase hit multiple genres and platforms.