Here are all the headlines from tonight’s State of Play –

And so another State of Play came to an end, filled to the brim with third parties practically lining up not only to present their games, but also to announce release dates. Nioh 3 was surprisingly revealed, 007 First Light got its first trailer and Silent Hill f got a date.

It was a surprisingly full show and you can see the biggest headlines below.

Lumines series makes surprising comeback

Sony kicked off their State of Play with a surprising glimpse of a comeback for the Lumines series, which will officially land this fall. You can check out the upcoming trailer below.

Pragmata finally gets a new gameplay trailer

Pragmata finally emerged from Capcom’s archives during State of Play, and here we finally get a more thorough look at the game, as well as a promise that it will be released in 2026.

Romeo is a Dead Man is Suda51’s next game

Romeo is a Deadman delivers Kojima-inspired madness in a new trailer that truly combines violence and sci-fi – and it’s also a Suda51 game!

Silent Hill f gets gameplay trailer and release date

We’ve been waiting for a brand new Silent Hill game for a very, very long time. But now it’s finally here. The ambitious and very different Silent Hill f lands on Sept. 25 and has received its first real gameplay trailer below.

Bloodstained: The Scarlet Engagement has been revealed

Koji Igarashi is one of the most recognizable faces in the industry, and now he and his studio are delivering a full-blooded sequel to their latest big game, Bloodstained.

Final Fantasy Tactics finally gets a remaster

They promise refined gameplay and much more, but you also get a classic version, to be released on Sept. 30.

Baby Steps gets a release date

We’ve seen the somewhat crazy Baby Steps several times, but this time the game finally got a release date. You can get your hands on it on Sept. 8.

Cairn arrives in November

Many of us on the editorial staff have been waiting a very long time for the climbing game Cairn, but now the game has both a demo and a release date. It will be released on November 5, and as mentioned, you can try it out today.

Metal Gear Solid Delta gets a new gameplay trailer

We already knew it would be released in August, but now we have a new look at the game, this time focusing more directly on the boss fights, which are legendary in their own right. You can check it out here.

Nioh 3 has been revealed

Team Ninja’s game series has been very popular in recent years, but it was still surprising to see a third installment appear so suddenly. But here it is, and it looks like something fans of the series will enjoy.

The exciting Tides of Tomorrow has been given a release date

Tides of Tomorrow promises a vast, open world with a story shaped by players who have lived the story before you, whose choices then influence your story. Sounds ambitious, doesn’t it? It will be released on Feb. 26, 2026.

PlayStation launches its own battle deck

The project is currently simply called “Defiant,” but it is a fighting deck designed and released by Sony itself. For now, you can see a small teaser below.

Sword of the Sea from the creator of Abzu has a release date

It’s finally here – on Aug. 18 – and not only that, but the game is launching directly on PlayStation Plus!

Sea of Remnants is a brand new game that really looks like Sea of Thieves

Granted, there are more colors and an added focus on crazy co-op, but the upcoming Sea of Remnants, arriving in 2026, looks a lot like Rare’s game. You can see for yourself below.

Danish IO’s 007 First Light has released its first trailer

You play as a young Bond in what looks like a fast-paced action adventure from Denmark’s IO Interactive, but what’s not really clear is how linear it is compared to something like Hitman. You can see for yourself below.

Ghost of Yotei gets a disappointingly short teaser

No, there is no gameplay trailer to show, just a short teaser revealing that the game is instead getting a special deep dive in July.

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls concluded State of Play

Arc’s talented fighting game designers got the chance to close the broadcast with the unveiling of a brand new Japanese fighting game filled to the brim with Marvel heroes.