Final Fantasy, Horizon, and Resident Evil were all part of the presentation.
The June 3 PlayStation State of Play presentation had far more exciting content than we expected, including a number of upcoming PS5 and PSVR 2 games. It even included an unexpected PC announcement for Spider-Man and a remake of one of the most beloved Resident Evil games. It was a lot to process in just 30 minutes, so we rounded up the biggest announcements and games.
Resident Evil 4 remake. Following the well-received Resident Evil 2 and Resident 3 remakes, Capcom has taken the not-at-all-surprising step to remake Resident Evil 4, arguably the best horror game of all time
Horizon Call Of The Mountain. A first-person PlayStation VR 2 exclusive spin-off, Horizon Call of the Mountain will star Ryas, described as a former Shadow Carja warrior on a mission to discover the truth behind a "grave new threat."
Spider-Man PC. Spider-Man does whatever a spider can, and that includes releasing on PC. Spider-Man Remastered, to be specific, is coming to PC via Sony's newly acquired studio Nixxes.
The Callisto Protocol. It's no longer connected to the PUBG universe, but The Callisto Protocol--from Dead Space co-creator Glen Schofield's Striking Distance--looks stunning. The survival-horror game is set on a snowy, desolate planet with lots of mutated creatures.
Street Fighter 6. Street Fighter 6 was teased a few months back, but it got a full gameplay reveal during the event--and it looks outstanding.
Final Fantasy XVI. Final Fantasy XVI, launching for PS5 in Summer 2023, got a new trailer that detailed the rumblings of war echoing through the land of Valisthea at the beginning of the story before quickly moving to the much louder actual war that follows.