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A Partial List Of Playable Games At PlayStation Experience
Sony has announced a number of games that will be playable by PlayStation Experience attendees. Also revealed are some of the developers and publishers that will be in attendance.
Most of the titles revealed so far are indie games, with the triple-A titles still largely under wraps for now. The list includes:
- Amplitude
- Assault Android Cactus
- Blind
- Chasm
- Cosmic Star Heroine
- Crypt of the NecroDancer
- Darkest Dungeon
- Death Tales
- Death’s Gambit
- Distance
- Drifter
- Drive!Drive!Drive!
- Dungeons & Dragons Sword Coast Legends
- EarthNight
- Firewatch
- FutureGrind
- GNOG
- Gunsport
- Invisible, Inc.
- Kerbal Space Program
- Killing Floor 2
- Klaus
- Life Goes On: Done to Death
- Lost Sea
- Manifold Garden
- Metrico+
- Moon Hunters
- Night in the Woods
- Nuclear Throne
- Randall
- Ray’s the Dead
- Revolver360 RE:Actor
- ROCKETSROCKETSROCKETS
- Salt and Sanctuary
- Screencheat
- Sentris
- Severed
- Skytorn
- SmuggleCraft
- Soft Body
- Space Dave
- Stories: The Path of Destinies
- Strike Vector
- The King of Fighters XIV
- Thumper
- To Leave
- Tumblestone
- Videoball
- Viking Squad
As for the rest of the games, you’ll need to extrapolate for now based on which publishers and developers have booth space at the show. The list includes:
- 2K
- 505 Games
- Acttil
- Activision
- Armature
- Bandai Namco Games
- Bungie
- Capcom
- CCP
- Devolver Digital
- Disney
- Double Fine
- EA
- Idea Factory
- Maximum Games
- Media Molecule
- Naughty Dog
- Sony London Studio
- Sony San Diego Studio
- Sony Santa Monica Studio
- Sony Japan Studio
- Sony XDev
- Square Enix
- Treyarch
- Ubisoft
- Wargaming
- WB Games
From this we can make some educated guesses that Destiny, Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Street Fighter V, Day of the Tentacle, Uncharted 4, The Last Guardian, Lego Dimensions and/or Lego Marvel’s Avengers, and Rainbow Six Siege will likely be in attendance. There’s more we don’t know, of course.
Sony’s second PlayStation Experience will be held on December 5 and 6 in San Francisco. You can order tickets here.
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