Starting September 26th, PlayStation Plus Extra members will be able to play The Last of Us Part II Remastered. Then, on October 8th, Alan Wake 2, Goat Simulator 3, and Cocoon will be added to the PlayStation Plus Essentials tier.
Saros is heavily inspired by Housemarque’s game, Returnal. Like Returnal, it’s a fast-paced roguelite set on the dangerous planet Carcosa, where Devraj is trying to uncover a mystery. He’ll face terrifying creatures who want to kill him, and they often do. However, death isn’t a permanent setback for Devraj; he’ll find ways to continue his journey.
This LEGO Game Boy is nearly the same size as the original handheld console that became a global hit after its release in Japan and North America in 1989. It’s a fantastic item for display, and fans of classic Nintendo games will love its retro features.
Code Vein II continues the story of the popular 2019 action RPG, Code Vein. Set in a dark fantasy world, the game features humans living alongside powerful, undead beings called Revenants. A dangerous new threat, the Luna Rapacis, is turning Revenants into destructive monsters. You play as a customizable character who joins forces with a young woman named Lou, capable of manipulating time, to uncover the source of the Luna Rapacis and save the world from destruction.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Deus Ex, and to celebrate, Sony is releasing a remastered version of the original game. Developed with Aspyr and Eidos Montreal, the remaster brings back protagonist JC Denton with improved graphics, modernized controls, and support for PlayStation 5 features like haptic feedback on the DualSense controller.
In Halloween: The Game, you can choose to play as either Michael Myers, the terrifying killer, or one of the civilians desperately trying to survive his attacks. First revealed at Gamescom 2025, the game offers both a solo experience and online multiplayer. If you prefer not to play against other people, you can practice being Myers against computer-controlled opponents.
The trailer begins with a quick, visually impressive scene of Dagger 13 coordinating an attack. After that, it mainly shows how the game is played, mixed with short story moments. We see characters exploring the ruins of Brooklyn, parachuting out of an airplane, and fighting their way onto a beach at Gibraltar.
In Battlefield 6’s story, set in 2027, NATO has fallen into disarray, and a powerful private military company called Pax Armata has taken control. Their pursuit of more power risks sparking a worldwide war. You play as members of the US Marine Raiders’ Dagger 1-3 unit, battling Pax Armata’s forces across the globe. I recently had a chance to play missions in locations like Gibraltar, the United States, and Tajikistan.
The latest trailer showed Wolverine battling some known enemies, like Omega Red and a massive Sentinel. Mystique was also featured, though it’s unclear if she’ll be an ally or opponent. Most of Wolverine’s challenges seem to come from the Reavers, a group of cyborgs who are hostile towards mutants. The game’s developer, Insomniac, revealed that the story will take Wolverine on a global journey, from the forests of Canada to the cities of Tokyo and his past haunts in Madripoor.
To fully immerse players in the PlayStation experience, we took advantage of the DualSense controller’s unique features. The controller’s adaptive triggers change resistance based on speed and the ground surface, and even simulate the feeling of flying. Sound from air traffic control comes directly through the controller, making it feel like a real cockpit. We also used the controller’s motion controls, lightbar, and customizable touchpad to deepen the sense of being in the pilot’s seat, according to the developer.