How to watch tomorrow’s PlayStation State of Play Japan and what to expect. Capcom, Square Enix, and more could show up

PlayStation’s State of Play broadcast is scheduled for over 40 minutes, according to a recent post on the PlayStation Blog. The show will be hosted by voice actor Yuki Kaji and promises a lot of exciting content, including new game reveals, interviews, and fresh looks at games people are already looking forward to. What games do you think will be featured?

Starfinder’s Warframe crossover, Operation Orias reminded me that TTRPGs don’t have to last years

Paizo and Digital Extremes teamed up to create ‘Operation: Orias,’ a quick adventure where players become characters from Warframe 1999 – Arthur, Amir, Aoi, and Lettie – to sneak into a Corpus base, save someone, and escape. Using the rules of Paizo’s Starfinder 2nd Edition RPG, it’s a fun, short experience set in the Warframe universe that most groups could complete in an afternoon. Holding the adventure book—which is surprisingly compact—I realized how appealing and unique something like ‘Operation Orias’ really is.

Phasmophobia’s Next Map, Nell’s Diner, Hints At The Game’s Exciting Future

Corey Dixon, the art director for Phasmophobia, explained that Nell’s Diner is packed with original details, offering more ways to interact with the environment and several hidden surprises. When the game was first created by Daniel Knight, he was primarily a programmer, not an artist, which is why Phasmophobia has historically relied on fairly basic visuals for things like furniture, vehicles, and even the ghosts. However, as the game nears its full release after version 1.0, the team is planning a major visual update. This approach is already visible in recent map redesigns, such as the dilapidated Grafton Farmhouse and the more refined Bleasdale Farmhouse.