Death Stranding 2, Ghost of Yotei, and Bungie's Marathon may not be the only big titles Sony will release in 2025, according to rumors circulating online.
Following yesterday's State of Play, well-known ResetERA user shinobi602 teased that the three games mentioned above may not be the only big titles releasing during the course of next year without providing additional information on these unannounced potential 2025 games. Many PlayStation Studios, like Naughty Dog, Bend, and Bluepoint, have yet to reveal their current projects, so there's definitely the chance for 2025 to be a much better year than 2024 for Sony in regards to exclusive releases.
While it has been known for a while that Death Stranding 2 would hit Sony's current generation console next year, we had no idea before yesterday's State of Play that Ghost of Yotei, Ghost of Tsushima's highly-anticipated sequel, would also be released in 2025. From the reveal trailer, it's clear how the second entry in the series will feature a familiar experience vastly enhanced from a visual standpoint by the power of the PlayStation 5, which allowed for the creation of realistic wind movement on vegetation, better skyboxes, and more. Gameplay will also be improved with new weapons and gameplay mechanics that have yet to be detailed in full.
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