Sony State of Play This Week—Wolverine, Bloodborne Remake and Other Likely Reveals

The next State of Play presentation is shaping up to be Sony's biggest broadcast of 2026 so far, and expectations are already climbing. With the State of Play scheduled just weeks after Microsoft's January showcase, attention has quickly shifted back to PlayStation, where fans are hoping for a packed line-up of reveals, updates and long-awaited surprises.

Sony has confirmed that the upcoming State of Play will run for more than an hour and will feature titles from first-party studios, major third-party partners and indie developers.

While the company has not named specific games, industry chatter suggests a mix of near-term releases and bigger projects further down the road.

As always, speculation is running wild. Some games are widely expected to appear, while others remain long-shot dreams. Here's a breakdown of what fans can realistically expect when the broadcast begins.

When The State Of Play Starts And Where To Watch

Sony's February State of Play is scheduled for the evening of 12 February in North America, with the broadcast rolling into 13 February for viewers in parts of Europe and Asia. The stream begins at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, which translates to 10:00 p.m. in the UK.

The presentation will run for more than 60 minutes, making it one of the longer State of Play events in recent memory. Sony has said the show will include updates on first-party titles, third-party releases and indie projects, indicating a wide-ranging showcase rather than a single-game spotlight.

Fans will be able to watch the State of Play live through PlayStation's official YouTube and Twitch channels. As usual, the broadcast is expected to include new trailers, gameplay demos and release date announcements for upcoming PlayStation titles.

Announcements Likely To Be Made

One of the most anticipated appearances is Marvel's Wolverine, the next major project from Insomniac Games. The studio has remained mostly quiet since its initial teaser, and a gameplay reveal or story trailer would instantly become the highlight of the show.

Intergalactic, the mysterious sci-fi title teased during earlier PlayStation events, is another strong candidate. Sony has been gradually building awareness around the project, and a proper gameplay demonstration would fit perfectly in a long State of Play broadcast.

The game is being made by The Last of Us developers, Naughty Dog, and is currently in the pipeline to be its largest game to date.

Third-party announcements are also expected. Several major publishers are reportedly preparing mid-2026 releases, making this a prime opportunity for new trailers or release dates.

There is even talk that Sony's distribution partnership on the upcoming Legend of Zelda live-action film could lead to a brief teaser or behind-the-scenes clip, though that remains speculative.

Unlikely Reveals But Fans are Hopeful

No rumour surfaces more often than a Bloodborne remake or sequel. The 2015 classic has developed a cult following, and every State of Play seems to reignite hopes of a modernised version.

While there is no concrete evidence of such a project, the sheer demand means fans will be watching closely for even the smallest hint.

Another rumoured appearance is a new Devil May Cry entry. Capcom has not officially confirmed a sequel, but persistent leaks and job listings have kept speculation alive. If the project exists, a teaser at this event would not be out of the question—though expectations should remain cautious.

Games That Are Definitely Not Going To Be There

A brand-new God of War title is highly unlikely to appear. Sony Santa Monica only recently wrapped up its previous project, and reports suggest the next entry is still in early development. However, the planned television adaptation could receive a brief update or teaser during the broadcast.

Grand Theft Auto VI is another near-certain absence. Rockstar is said to be holding back its marketing push until the summer, meaning a February State of Play would be too early for a new trailer or major reveal.

For now, the February State of Play looks set to focus on projects that are closer to release, with a few high-profile teases to keep long-term excitement alive. Whether Sony delivers a surprise blockbuster announcement or sticks to safer updates, the show is poised to set the tone for PlayStation's 2026 line-up.