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PlayStation came out swinging in this February State of Play, and I mean opening-bell, no-feeling-out punches. This wasn’t a “check back later” showcase. This was a lineup-flex, and it started with a return that deserved the... spotlight. I was like... "Hold up, let me grab some popcorn." I advise you to do the same before you press play. Afterwards... let's recap. I've already contacted one of the Devs, because I've been waiting for a certain title to be mentioned again for some time.

Before I jump into that, let's dive into PlayStation's State of Play for February 12, 2026:

Kena: Scars of Kosmora Opens the Floodgates

Huge salute to PlayStation for opening with Kena: Scars of Kosmora. And look — I’m not saying this was intentionally tied to Black History Month, but... Ember Lab founders Mike Grier and Josh Grier aren’t just brothers — they’re Black American Brotha's representing a very small percentage of the industry (see what I did there?).

That matters. Visibility matters. And motivation matters. You can do it too!

Kena’s new chapter looks darker, sharper, and more confident. The tone feels heavier. The combat looks meaner. This isn’t just a continuation... it’s an evolution. Kena: Scars of Kosmora will drop at some point in 2026 on PS5 & PC. We’ll be doing a deeper dive on the Grier brothers later, because their journey deserves its own spotlight by way of the path that lead to game development. If you're an aspiring developer... have your notebooks ready!

Ghosts, Legends, and a Free Co-Op Surprise

Sucker Punch slid in with Ghost of Yotei Legends, a free multiplayer co-op expansion arriving March 10 for owners of Ghost of Yotei. Free expansions always get a nod — especially when co-op is involved.

Meanwhile, 4:Loop showed promise, but this one’s in “prove-it” territory. Strong concept, now it needs sustained momentum.

Heavy Hitters Keep Landing

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach looks sharper, stranger, and more confident than ever.

Pragmata instantly triggered memories of P.N.03 based on the suit — and that’s not a bad thing. It's not that they're the same... but the memories came flooding back in. I do like the interactions between Hugh and Diana, beyond the gameplay as well.

You don't just get the puzzles and the action adventure, you get a deepening relationship between the protagonist and his child-like android companion. You want to protect her and it gives the vibes that Hugh is almost like a big brother answering questions that Diana is curious about. Her curiosity isn't presented in a way that a bot would ask, it feels like a small child in those wonder years.

Resident Evil Requiem continues its march toward February 27, and yeah — it looks fantastic. (Duh of the day!)

By the way, Resident Evil Chronicles should be remade for the Switch 2. I'd even serve up more unique stories/scenarios that tie installments of the main games together for the later titles. This would allow for a worthwhile experience that's different, but also fills in the blanks or making the backstories playable.

Maybe we'll get another dose of the on-rails action from Capcom, but in the meantime... Resident Evil Requiem is creeping our way February 27, 2026!

Fighters, Free-to-Play, and Franchise Futures

Dead or Alive 6 Last Round being announced with a free-to-play version is a smart move. Accessibility keeps competition alive. We also got a glimpse of the Dead or Alive 30th Anniversary Project, and while I fell off the series years ago, this new era looks promising.

Remedy, Game Freak, and Gorgeous 2D Art

Control Resonant is Remedy’s most ambitious project yet, according to Mikael Kasurinen. No objections from us, it looks amazing.

Beast of Reincarnation continues to look better as we approach August 4, 2026... introducing more characters.

Neva: Prologue proves again that 2D animation can still steal the show.

Shinobi Vibes, Tenchu DNA, and Wishlist Growth

One of my biggest lean-in moments was Yakoh Shinobi Ops. Seeing Acquire attached instantly raised my eyebrows — Tenchu fans know why.

It feels like Tenchu. It moves like Tenchu. If Rikimaru or Ayame are involved in any way? Yeah… this will be a must buy. I had to contact them about Tenchu, because why in the world wouldn't we get a remake... if they have the ability to give us one. A quality soundtrack similar to what we received in the original game would be beautiful to enjoy as we become one with the shadows.

Fun fact: Shueisha Games is part of the Shueisha group behind Shonen Jump.

This game won't be a walk in the park. Evil lurks... and you don't want to be caught!

Narrative Powerhouses & Genre Mix-Ups

Project Windless, based on The Bird That Drinks Tears, gives off serious Black Myth energy. That's a good thing, and it looks incredibly... badass. I also get God of War energy from this game... except it's starring a Rooster like character. Cock-a-doodle-dude!

Family Games, Fighters, and Final Heat

Big Walk looks like a sneaky communication challenge.

Saros keeps getting sharper.

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls finally lands August 6, 2026 — and as a Capcom-era Marvel fighter fan? I’m in.

The Explosive Finish: God of War Returns

Sony closed the show by dropping the hammer:

God of War Trilogy Remake, with T.C. Carson returning as Kratos?! I think they're going to go hard in the paint for existing fans and newcomers alike.