It goes without saying that we will betting a tonne of sequels for first-party titles at some point in the PlayStation 5’s life. Expect to see plenty of remasters, even with BC, as remasters are always good earners with less cost than remaking a game from scratch. The only question is how many publishers and developers will look to release remasters rather than just opting for basic backwards compatibility. It won’t be long until a lot of other publishers follow suit and announce either ports or sequels to some of their most popular games for the PlayStation 5. It looks like Ubisoft are the third-party publisher who are fully committed to next-gen the most with all of their upcoming games seemingly also coming to PS5. While the console design itself may be somewhat polarising, its upcoming games offer plenty to be intrigued by. The Last of Us: Part II and Ghost of Tsushima are two of the most obvious PS4 games to make their way over to the PS5, but we should also see sequels to God of War and Uncharted at some point in the console’s life.įor now, though, let’s just focus on all of the PS5 games confirmed so far we will update the below list when new games are announced as well as when their release dates are announced.Īs you can see, the line up for the PS5 is filling out in a huge way the closer and closer we get to the console’s release. We do, however, also have a few almost certainties lined up for games that will land on the PlayStation 5 with plenty of cross-generational games that Sony would be silly to overlook. That long-gestating Demon’s Souls remake was finally confirmed, among so, so much else. A new Ratchet & Clank game that sends you hurtling through time. There’s Horizon Forbidden West, the gorgeous looking sequel to Zero Dawn. As their release dates edge nearer, we’re seeing more and more PS5 games getting announced. A new console generation is upon us at the end of 2020 with the PlayStation 5 and new Xbox series of consoles set to launch for the holiday season.
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