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A Partial List Of Games Appearing At Sony’s E3 Booth
Sony has rolled out a list of games you’ll be able to find in its booth at E3. However, since there are likely some surprises in store, expect there to be some additions once the doors open.
Here’s what we know will be playable at Sony’s booth right now:
PlayStation 4
- Abzu - 505 Games
- Brutal - Stormcloud Games
- Cryptark - Alientrap Games
- Darkest Dungeon - Red Hook Studios
- Don’t Starve: Together - Klei Entertainment
- Everything - Cat Head Productions
- Headlander - Double Fine / Adult Swim Games
- Gnog - Ko_op
- Killing Floor 2 - Tripwire Interactive
- King of Fighters XIV - Atlus
- Let It Die - Gung Ho Online
- Loot Rascals - Hollow Pond
- Eitr - Devolver Digital
- Manifold Garden - William Chyr Studio
- Masquerade: Songs and Shadows - Ysbyrd Games Worldwide
- Mother Russia Bleeds - Devolver Digital
- Night in the Woods - Infinite Fall
- Rain World - Adult Swim Games
- Shadow Warrior 2 - Devolver Digital
- Thumper - Drool
- Xing: The Land Beyond - White Lotus Interactive
- Yakuza 0 - Sega
PlayStation VR
- Battlezone - Rebellion Interactive
- EVE: Valkyrie - CCP Games
- Harmonix Music VR - Harmonix
- Headmaster - Frame Interactive Studio
- Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin - Double Fine
- Rez Infinite - Enhance Games
- Super Hypercube - Kokoromi/Polytron
- Thumper - Drool
- Wayward Sky - Uber Entertainment
Notable absences include Horizon: Zero Dawn (even with its delay), The Last Guardian, Gravity Rush 2, and anything that might be playable on a PlayStation Vita. Of course, this is only a partial list, so those gaps might be filled in before the doors open on Tuesday, June 14.
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