Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will be the next PS5 game to get a fully playable trial through PS Plus Premium.

Fox Hunt, the newly introduced multiplayer mode coming to Metal Gear Solid Delta, will not support crossplay between any platforms. The kicker comes from the official Metal Gear social media account, ...

The Battle Royale shooter that started it all, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, has confirmed it's the next live service title ending support for the PS4 console. From 13th November 2025, PUBG will only ...

Sony has today revealed the lineup of PS5, PS4, and Classic games heading to PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium for August 2025. There are 12 titles in total, and they'll all be available from Tuesday, ...

The life sim genre has been ruled by The Sims for a long time, but South Korean effort inZOI is taking the fight to EA's long-established series. Now, it's been officially confirmed the game is ...

Another delay to Grand Theft Auto 6 would cause many to completely lose their minds, but for what it's worth, Take-Two's CEO is fairly confident that the game's 26th May 2026 launch date will stick.

Update [Wed 13th Aug 2025, 2:30am]: Patch 1.021 is available to download now on PS5, weighing it at around 3GB. Just to quickly recap, this update brings new endgame content forward from Title Update ...

In an amusing wrinkle, the upcoming live action The Legend of Zelda movie’s snagged an official X (or Twitter) account – and it’s currently only following PlayStation and Sony Pictures.

Announced but yet-to-be-seen action RPG sequel Lords of the Fallen 2 will get its full reveal during Gamescom Opening Night Live next week.

Pearl Abyss has announced it's delaying its ambitious RPG Crimson Desert to the first quarter of next year, meaning it's now set to arrive on PS5 between January and March of 2026.

In just under a month's time, on 8th September 2025, Baby Steps will finally stumble onto PS5. Published by Devolver Digital and developed by the minds behind Ape Out and Getting Over It with Bennett ...

Speaking with IGN, though, Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick said that he’s not concerned about the long-tail performance of the sequel – even if it’s endured a particularly slow start: ...