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Gamescom: 19 PlayStation games revealed in Opening Night

Gamescom Opening Night Live revealed 19 new PlayStation games, from RPGs to action-adventures.

Marty Null-Byte
Marty Null-Byte

Gamescom Opening Night Live in Cologne, Germany brought a substantial slate of announcements for PlayStation fans, with trailers and reveals spanning across 19 upcoming titles. The showcase painted a picture of what's headed to PS5 over the next couple of years, mixing established franchises with newer properties across a range of genres.

Some releases are arriving imminently. Mewgenics launches on September 8, followed by Aniimo on September 16. Both Control Resonant and Silent Hill: Townfall are set for September 24, with Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy arriving on August 27. Valor Mortis follows on October 13, and Path of Exile 2 will release on December 11.

The calendar stretches further ahead into 2027, where a significant cluster of releases awaits. Metro 2039 is scheduled for February, while Exodus and Turok: Origins are both coming in Spring 2027. Ananta launches on January 15, 2027. The year also brings Final Fantasy VII Revelation in Spring 2027, alongside several titles with confirmed 2027 windows but unspecified dates: Acornia: Mirror Worlds, Ontos, Rainbow Six Tactics, and Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons.

A few titles still have their release dates to be confirmed, including Exterminauts, a three-player co-op PvE action game, LEGO Skylines, a city builder, and Tides of Annihilation. Crimson Desert already has an enhancement update available now.

Here's the complete list:

  • Acornia: Mirror Worlds
  • Ananta
  • Aniimo
  • Control Resonant
  • Crimson Desert (enhancement update)
  • Exodus
  • Exterminauts
  • Final Fantasy VII Revelation
  • LEGO Skylines
  • Metro 2039
  • Mewgenics
  • Ontos
  • Path of Exile 2
  • Rainbow Six Tactics
  • Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy
  • Silent Hill: Townfall
  • Tides of Annihilation
  • Turok: Origins
  • Valor Mortis
  • Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons

The event showcased a healthy mix of genres—action-adventures, RPGs, and creature-catching games among them—suggesting PlayStation's lineup is shaping up to offer something for different tastes over the coming months and beyond. If you've been keeping an eye on what's coming to the platform, there's quite a bit to look forward to.

Source: Playstation

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