**Here is the complete State of Play June 2026 recap, formatted exactly to your style with clear separations, titles, and image placeholders for every game.** **Marvel's Wolverine**  Insomniac isn't pulling any punches with this one. The new look for Logan is incredibly grounded and rugged, bringing a level of realism to the character that we’ve been waiting to see on the PS5. If you like **visceral, raw combat** and top-tier hack-and-slash mechanics, this is a must-play. The addition of **Jean Grey** as a tactical team finisher adds depth, making the single-player action feel fresh and brutal. Pre-orders are now open for its **September 15** release. **Marvel Fighting Souls**  If you are a fan of high-stakes competitive fighters, this title is set to dominate the meta. It features a roster of legendary villains like **Dr. Doom** and **Green Goblin**, focusing on power-heavy mechanics and dark aesthetics. The standout feature is the **"Knights Doom Squad"** dynamic, where character ultimates can be chained for devastating results. It’s an intense, visually stunning experience that looks to shake up the fighting game scene later this year. **Rayman Legends Retold**  A true platforming masterpiece returns. This isn't just a basic remaster; it’s a celebration of the rhythmic gameplay and artistic brilliance that made the original a legend, now polished to perfection for the current generation. If you missed this during the PS3/PS4 era, you have to play it now. It remains the **gold standard of 2D platforming**, offering a clean and addictive experience that feels better than ever. It officially launches on **October 1**. **Bancho's Cook Show**  A surprising and stylish spin-off that takes the beloved character into a high-energy culinary world. It blends management gameplay with fast-paced mini-games that reward precision and style. This is a perfect **wishlist** game for anyone looking for something fun and addictive between major AAA releases. It keeps all the charm of the original universe while introducing a completely unique gameplay loop. **Kemuri**  An absolute standout with a haunting **"Yokai vibe"** and a striking urban aesthetic. In this world, you don't just hunt the unknown; you make contracts with spirits to gain their supernatural powers for your own use. Designed for up to **3-player co-op**, it offers a tactical and stylish approach to the monster-hunting genre. It’s still in development for 2027, but the atmospheric world-building already makes it one of the most anticipated titles on the horizon. **Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis**  Lara Croft is back, and she has never looked more impressive. Built on **Unreal Engine 5**, this title places a strong focus on **fluid traversal** and the iconic "Lost Valley" atmosphere that defined the series' roots. If you love exploration and high-stakes survival against prehistoric threats, this is the definitive Tomb Raider experience. Seeing the **dinosaurs** rendered with modern fidelity is a dream come true. Mark your calendars for **February 25, 2027**. **The Lost Wild**  A survival horror game purely dedicated to the terror of dinosaurs. This isn't an action-heavy shooter; it’s a game of stealth, intimidation, and survival where the **systemic AI** makes every encounter feel unscripted and dangerous. It captures the primal fear of being hunted by apex predators perfectly. With a release window in **2027**, it’s a must-wishlist for anyone who wants a more grounded and terrifying take on the prehistoric genre. **Phantom Blade Zero**  This **"Kungfupunk"** action RPG is a technical marvel. The combat is lightning-fast, featuring hand-crafted animations that make every parry and strike feel like a scene from a high-budget martial arts film. You play as an assassin with only 66 days to live, making every battle feel desperate and important. It’s one of the most fluid action games we’ve seen, and the full story arrives in **Late Summer 2026**. **Dune: Awakening**  The ultimate Arrakis experience is finally coming to consoles. This open-world survival RPG allows you to choose your path—becoming a lethal **Swordmaster** or mastering **Bene Gesserit mind control skills** like "The Voice." It’s a deep, systemic game where you have to manage water, spice, and political influence to survive. If you are a fan of the Dune lore or deep survival mechanics, you cannot miss this when it drops on **September 2, 2026**. **Dynasty Warriors 3 Remastered**  A legendary return for the Musou community. This remaster integrates **Ziluan** from *Origins* into the classic DW3 framework, blending 2001’s high-difficulty tactical feel with modern visual fidelity. It preserves the 1-vs-1,000 thrill while making the officer duels feel more intense and cinematic. It’s the perfect bridge between the series' past and its future, launching on **October 1, 2026**. **No Rest for the Wicked**  From the creators of *Ori* comes a breathtaking **Souls-like action RPG**. It features a unique "living painting" art style that is both vibrant and grimy, matching its punishing top-down combat mechanics. Every move is deliberate and every parry feels heavy. It’s a bold evolution for Moon Studios, offering a high-stakes challenge that is as beautiful as it is difficult. Coming in **October 2026**. **Onimusha: Way of the Sword**  Capcom is finally bringing the samurai legend back. The **"Isshin" reflect-and-counter system** is the star here, rewarding players who can master the perfect timing against supernatural threats. If you love high-skill action games, the combat fluidity here is worth the price of admission alone. You can actually **play the demo today** to see for yourself before the full release on **September 25, 2026**. **Silent Hill: Townfall**  A haunting new direction for the franchise that shifts the perspective to **first-person**. Set in a desolate Scottish town, it focuses on psychological dread and experimental survival mechanics. The use of a **handheld CRTV** to "tune in" to the environment adds a unique layer of tension to the puzzle-solving and evasion. It’s an eerie, atmosphere-heavy experience that looks to redefine what a Silent Hill game can be. **Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve**  The most realistic flight sim to date is coming to PlayStation. It features a heavy emphasis on **emotional drama** and squad-based dogfights within the legendary Strangereal universe. The new weather systems actually impact flight physics, making every mission a test of skill. Plus, if you pre-order, you get a port of the fan-favorite **Ace Combat Zero**. Take to the skies on **October 2, 2026**. **Stuntman Hollywood**  A legendary series returns after a decade. This is pure **arcade racing fun** where your goal isn't just to finish, but to pull off the perfect stunt for the cameras. It captures that addictive **PS2-era** "just one more try" feeling perfectly with modern physics and incredible destructible environments. It’s a nostalgic and chaotic trip back to the movie sets of Hollywood. **ILL**  Fans of **gruesome scenes and hardcore horror** are eating good with this one. **ILL** pushes the boundaries of body horror realism, focusing on systemic gore and a deeply disturbing atmosphere. It’s a first-person survival horror game that feels visceral and genuinely unsettling. If you have a stomach for the grotesque, this will be one of the most impressive horror titles of late 2026. **Control Resonant**  Remedy is taking a bold new direction by moving the action out of the Oldest House and into the streets of New York. You play as **Dylan Faden**, focusing on aggressive, melee-focused combat with a shapeshifting weapon. The scale is massive, blending vertical traversal with the series' signature paranatural abilities. If you love the **Remedy Connected Universe**, this is the evolution you’ve been waiting for. Coming **September 24, 2026**. **RuneScape: Dragonwilds**  An absolute fantasy gem coming **Day One to the PS Plus catalog**. It takes the legendary RuneScape IP and turns it into an open-world survival crafting epic with a major focus on co-op. If you like base building, crafting weapons, and hunting dragons with three friends online, you have to play it. It’s a perfect fit for anyone who loves high fantasy and addictive progression loops. **PS Plus Classics Catalog**    Sony just hit us with a triple threat of PS2 greatness. Leading the pack is **Gitaroo Man**, arguably the most legendary rhythm game of its era. If you haven't experienced the bizarre, high-energy battles of U-1, you’re in for a treat. Also joining the catalog are **Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy**, with its revolutionary physics, and **Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams**. These aren't just ports; they are the foundation of modern action and rhythm gaming. Look for them later this year. **Until Dawn 2**  Pure chills. The original defined a new era of "choice-matters" gameplay, and seeing it finally get a direct sequel is the ultimate payoff. Coming in **2027**, this sequel captures every bit of the cinematic dread and **"Butterfly Effect"** tension. We’re talking hyper-realistic facial animations and a return to the high-stakes decisions where one wrong move means a permanent goodbye. It feels exactly like the evolution the fans have been begging for. **God of War: Laufey**  I’m still shaking. When that melody hit, I thought we were getting a remaster—but this is the story of **Laufey the Just**, and it is everything. Faye’s combat is off the charts; she’s nimble, fast, and plays with an aerial fluidity that reminds me of **Nero from DMC**. The vibes, the scenarios—**10/10**. And **Cube Frank** is that perfect funny trope character we didn't know we needed. From the Kratos illusions to the badass boss fights, this is the release we’ve all been waiting for. Coming in **2027**