Everything announced at PlayStation State of Play Japan November 2025

Games from Japan & Asia

Sony just livestreamed their PlayStation State of Play Japan and it showcased many games based in Japan and the Asia region.

There were games of many genres included, along with many DLCs coming for the popular games. Let’s check out everything that was announced in this State of Play Japan.

Games & more from PlayStation State of Play Japan

PlayStation State of Play Japan livestream was 40+ minutes long, hosted by Yuki Kaji (Eren Jaeger himself) and presented non-stop games and updates. Here’s everything that was announced in this State of Play:

• Dragon Quest VII: Reimagined: Releasing February 5, 2026 – A full 3D overhaul of the classic JRPG epic.
• Inkonbini: One Store, Many Stories: Releasing April 2026 – Slice-of-life tales unfolding in Tokyo convenience stores.
• Coffee Talk Tokyo: Releasing March 5, 2026 – Cozy coffee shop chats with a neon-lit Tokyo twist. Trailer incoming soon.
• BrokenLore: UNFOLLOW: Releasing January 16, 2026 – Narrative-driven indie mystery with social media shadows.
• BrokenLore: Ascend: Releasing Summer 2026 – Sequel to UNFOLLOW, escalating the lore in a digital ascent.
• Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake: Releasing March 12, 2026 – Ghost-hunting horror classic reborn with modern chills.
• Dynasty Warriors Origins: Visions of Four Heroes: Releasing January 22, 2026 – Musou mayhem with historical heroes in a fresh origin saga.
• Gran Turismo 7: SPEC 3 and The Power Pack add-on release December 4, 2025 – New cars and tracks for sim racing perfection.
• MotionRec: Releasing Spring 2026 – VR motion-capture fitness game for immersive workouts.
• Wandering Sword: Releasing May 28, 2026 – Wuxia RPG with pixel-art swordplay and martial arts mastery.
• No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files: Releasing February 26, 2026 – Detective thriller diving into dream-world investigations.
• Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Releasing February 26, 2026 – High-octane street racing through Tokyo’s neon veins.
• Once Upon A Katamari: Two new DLC packs announced – More rolling absurdity for the quirky series.
• Pac-Man World 2: Repac: Sonic the Hedgehog collab pack available today – Crossover chaos with blue blur power-ups.
• Digimon Story: Time Stranger: First DLC pack releasing this winter – New Digivolutions and timeline-twisting tales.
• Super Robot Wars Y: DLC 1 releases November 21, 2025 – Mech mashups with expanded crossover battles.
• Monster Hunter Wilds: Free Title Update 4 releases December 16, 2025 – New beasts, weapons, and wild hunts.
• Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds: SpongeBob SquarePants DLC releases November 20, 2025 – Bikini Bottom tracks and kart kooks.
• Never Grave: The Witch’s Curse: Releasing May 3, 2026 – Roguelike dungeon crawler with witchy hexes and undead hordes.
• BlazBlue Entropy Effect X: Releasing December 2, 2026 – Bullet-hell action with entropy-bending fighters.
• Damon and Baby: Releasing early 2026 – Indie adventure blending whimsy and heartfelt bonds.
• Kyouran Makaism: Releasing January 29, 2026 – Retro-inspired shooter with chaotic alien invasions.
• Fate/Triggers: Trailer coming soon – New entry in the Fate series with trigger-happy summoning.
• Octopath Traveler 0: Releasing December 4, 2025 – HD-2D prequel RPG; three-hour demo available now with full progression carryover.
• Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls: Heroic brawls in a tokon-style arena showdown.
• Elden Ring Nightreign: The Forsaken Hollows DLC releases December 4, 2025 – Darker depths and Tarnished trials.
• PlayStation Gaming Monitor: 27″ QHD 240Hz display with built-in DualSense charger; PS5 mode supports up to 120Hz.
• PS5 Digital Edition: New Japanese-language console for ¥55,000 (~$360) – Exclusive regional drop.

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Conclusion

Just like me, many fans were quite disappointed with the PlayStation State of Play Japan. I think we kept our expectations pretty high. At least, we got Elden Ring Nightreign DLC.

If you missed this somehow, you can rewatch the PlayStation State of Play Japan on the PlayStation YouTube channel. It’s available in Japanese language available with English subtitles.

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