Singleplayer games are a priority for Sony. The company plans to strengthen PlayStation’s position in this regard

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Following unsuccessful ventures into game services, like Concord, Sony Interactive Entertainment is refocusing on what its development teams excel at: creating compelling single-player games. According to their latest report, Sony aims to become known as a leader in delivering high-quality, story-driven experiences for individual players.

This doesn’t mean the company is giving up on live-service games – they’re still part of their plans. However, fans will be happy to hear the company is now giving more thought to different types of games, especially since focusing on single-player experiences wasn’t a priority last year.

Since the PlayStation 5 launched in 2020, we’ve seen a number of games released only on that console, including titles like Gran Turismo 7, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, and Horizon: Forbidden West. We’ve also had many updated versions of older games, and some of those haven’t been well-received by players.

In October 2025, players can look forward to Ghost of Yotei, a sequel to the popular 2020 game, Ghost of Tsushima. Other anticipated titles like Marvel’s Wolverine (currently planned for 2026), Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, and Saros don’t have confirmed release dates yet.

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Sony’s latest report didn’t highlight income from games released on platforms other than PlayStation. This, along with their stated goal of becoming known for amazing single-player games, suggests Sony is concentrating on building and improving its own gaming world.

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2025-09-16 12:02