PlayStation's November State of Play showcase delivered an exciting array of announcements that will keep gamers busy well into 2026, with the highlight being confirmation that Elden Ring Nightreign will receive its first major expansion before the year ends.
Major Game Reveals and Release Dates
The showcase, branded as State of Play Japan this time around, kicked off with several significant game announcements. Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined showcased its pixel-perfect art style and combat system, scheduled for release on 5 February 2026.
Other notable reveals included the charming convenience store simulator Inkonbini arriving in April 2026, while coffee lovers can look forward to Coffee Talk Tokyo on 5 March 2026, featuring supernatural characters from Japanese folklore.
Horror and Action Titles Dominate Lineup
Horror fans received multiple treats with the announcement of two BrokenLore titles. BrokenLore: Unfollow, a social media-themed horror game, launches on 16 January 2026, followed by BrokenLore: Ascend in summer 2026.
The showcase also provided a fresh look at the Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly remake, demonstrating significantly improved atmospheric effects. This terrifying adventure arrives on 12 March 2026.
Racing enthusiasts weren't forgotten, with Gran Turismo 7 Power Pack DLC introducing a 24-hour race option on 4 December 2025, and Tokyo Xtreme Racer revving up for release on 26 February 2026.
Elden Ring Nightreign Steals the Show
The most anticipated announcement came at the end of the showcase. Elden Ring Nightreign: The Forsaken Hollows DLC will launch on 4 December 2025, introducing grotesque new monsters, a fresh playable character, and potentially bringing back lapsed players to the acclaimed title.
Other significant updates included Monster Hunter Wilds receiving its fourth content update on 16 December 2025, while Sonic fans can enjoy SpongeBob SquarePants joining Sonic Racing: Crossworlds on 20 November 2025.
The showcase concluded with news of a new PlayStation gaming monitor featuring impressive refresh rates and DualSense charging capabilities, though it will only be available in Japan and the US markets.
