PlayStation State of Play: Where to watch and what to expect

Sony’s PlayStation division has announced that it’s holding the State of Play event this week. The State of Play event is a back-to-back showcase of all the upcoming PlayStation games, and this time as well, we are expected to see a bunch of new titles being announced.

Additionally, we might also get updates on some of the much-anticipated titles, like Ghost of Yotei, as it’s set to release later this year. Here’s when and where you can watch the State of Play broadcast, and everything you can expect.

PlayStation State of Play: When and where to watch the stream

The State of Play showcase is scheduled for February 12 at 2 PM PT (which is 3:30 AM on February 13 as per the Indian Standard Time). Those interested in watching the livestream can head to PlayStation’s official YouTube channel at the aforesaid time.

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What’s great this time is that the showcase will be over 40 minutes, unlike every year, where the stream ends in about 30-40 minutes. Having said that, we may see many new game trailers as well as updates to the existing titles. Here are some of the most anticipated games at this year’s State of Play event.

PlayStation State of Play: Here’s what to expect

Sony’s State of Play stream is expected to have announcements of games across genres. We are expected to see a new trailer of Death Stranding 2, as we haven’t heard about it for a year now. Further, we are also expected to see some updates on Ghost of Yotei, as the game is set to release later this year.

Ubisoft might also make an appearance at the event by giving some key updates about its next title — Assassin’s Creed: Shadows. For the unversed, the game was delayed twice and it’s now set to release in March. Moreover, we might get to see Insomniac’s Wolverine, revealing the story and details about the characters.

These are some of the major games you can expect at State of Play. However, there might be many more titles being showcased, including new and existing ones, given that the stream is set for more than 40 minutes this time. That said, stay tuned to Unboxed by Croma to stay updated about the all PlayStation and State of Play news.