Sony's February PlayStation State of Play is reportedly scheduled for next week. Leaker NateTheHate, known for accurately predicting the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal date, hints at a State of Play airing during Valentine's Day week (February 10-14).

Speculation abounds regarding Sony's announcements. Several first-party titles slated for 2025 release are strong contenders. Sucker Punch's Ghost of Yotei could receive a gameplay showcase and release date confirmation. Bungie's Marathon, a PvP extraction shooter, might see a presentation if playtesting plans remain on track for this year. Haven Studios' debut title, Fairgames, is also a possibility. While less likely, new footage for Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is anticipated given its 2025 release window. Naughty Dog's new IP, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, and Insomniac's Marvel's Wolverine are also possibilities, though perhaps less probable for this State of Play.

Notably absent will be the recently canceled live-service titles from Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games (reportedly a God of War live-service game). However, Guerrilla Games' live-service Horizon project reportedly survived the cuts; a reveal might finally be imminent.

Which PlayStation Game Are You Most Looking Forward to Seeing at Sony's Next State of Play?

Ghost of YoteiMarathonDeath Stranding 2Intergalactic: The Heretic ProphetMarvel's WolverineFairgamesHorizon multiplayer live service projectPhysintPhantom Blade ZeroAnswerSee ResultsRegarding third-party titles, while Kojima's Physint is a possibility, it might be too early for a major reveal. Phantom Blade Zero, a hack-and-slash action RPG from S-Game, is a more likely candidate.

Microsoft's presence on PlayStation shouldn't be overlooked. A release date for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny could be announced. The possibility of a Halo announcement for PlayStation also remains a topic of discussion.

Last year's State of Play featured Death Stranding 2, Physint, Rise of the Ronin, the Until Dawn remaster, Stellar Blade, Dragon's Dogma 2, Sonic x Shadow Generations, various Silent Hill projects, Ken Levine's Judas, Foamstars, and Helldivers 2. This provides a useful benchmark for predicting this year's announcements.