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Summer Game Fest 2026 has once again become one of the most important events for the video game industry. This year's broadcast was filled with new trailers, release dates, and unexpected announcements of major productions. Players on PlayStation 5 have particularly much to be pleased about, as the event showcased 16 titles heading to Sony's console. Among them were both continuations of well-known series and completely new projects from acclaimed studios. Some announcements could have a huge impact on the gaming market in the coming years.
Big brands are back. Final Fantasy, Resident Evil and Assassin’s Creed have caught attention
One of the most talked-about moments of the showcase was the presentation of Final Fantasy VII Revelation. Square Enix showcased footage from the final part of the remake trilogy, set to debut in 2027, for the first time. Players got a glimpse of new parts of the world, heroes, and a preview of the ultimate showdown with Sephiroth. Resident Evil Veronica also generated immense interest, being a modern version of the cult classic Resident Evil Code: Veronica. Capcom announced a thoroughly refreshed story, modern visuals, and revamped gameplay. There was also Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, which brings back one of Ubisoft's most beloved entries in the series to fans. The new trailer reminded viewers of the pirate adventures of Edward Kenway and confirmed a release in July. Remedy Entertainment presented Control Resonant, the continuation of one of the most highly regarded action games of recent years. The creators showcased a new version of Manhattan overrun by supernatural phenomena. Among the big productions was Lords of the Fallen II, which received a fresh trailer showcasing new foes and locations. Fans of dark RPGs can expect an even more spectacular sequel. Summer Game Fest proved that the biggest brands in the industry still have enormous drawing power. It was these that generated the most excitement throughout the entire event.
There were plenty of surprises and completely new projects
Alongside well-known series, the organisers also showcased many fresh productions. A lot of interest was generated by Crossfire from studio That's No Moon, which focuses on cinematic storytelling and tactical action. The upcoming Atlas game from the creators of Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, and The Last Guardian looks intriguing as well. This new game will offer an open world and exploration of a mysterious planet inhabited by giant machines. A significant surprise was the official reveal of Guild Wars 3. This is the first new iteration of the popular MMORPG series in over a decade and marks the franchise’s debut on consoles. Bandai Namco announced Gundam Rogue Orbit, which aims to combine dynamic action with a cinematic narrative set in a new universe. Fantasy enthusiasts took notice of Swords of Legends and The Blood of Dawnwalker from studio Rebel Wolves. The latter project is being developed by former Witcher creators and focuses on dark fantasy with vampires in the leading role. There were also new materials from Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds and Star Wars: Galactic Racer. Sega announced more expansions inspired by well-known franchises, while Star Wars gamers received a new story trailer for the racing production. The Summer Game Fest demonstrated that alongside major hits, the industry continues to seek new ideas and boldly invests in fresh brands. As a result, the future of PlayStation 5 looks exceptionally promising.
Summer Game Fest 2026 provided PlayStation 5 players with a huge number of announcements and new materials. The biggest excitement came from Final Fantasy VII Revelation, Resident Evil Veronica, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, and Control Resonant. At the same time, there were entirely new projects, such as Crossfire, gen Atlas, and Guild Wars 3. Everything suggests that the coming years will be exceptionally intense for PS5 owners, and the list of anticipated releases has just gotten even longer.
source: playstation
