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The action-adventure genre is one of the most varied in the industry: it covers a huge range of subgenres, from GTA-style games and open-world titles to metroidvanias and cinematic blockbusters. What unites all action-adventure games is a focus on dynamic combat, world exploration, overcoming obstacles, puzzle-solving, stealth, and strong narrative. This list includes games for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch / Switch 2.

Saros is the spiritual sequel to Returnal, one of the best PS5 games, which sadly never managed to break into the mainstream. Calling it a commercial failure would not be fair either: Returnal sold more than 800 000 copies in its first year and later expanded its audience through PS Plus and the PC version. Still, by Sony’s standards, it remained a fairly niche release, and far from every buyer actually saw it through to the end. Returnal pushed many players away with its high barrier to entry, unusual blend of genres, unconventional narrative, and melancholic atmosphere, but those same elements made it one of the most memorable PlayStation exclusives of the current generation. Saros, the new game from Finnish studio Housemarque, tries to appeal to a wider audience without sacrificing its identity. Let’s see how well it succeeds.

Games based on the works of writer H. P. Lovecraft have been made for decades — since the 1990s, developers have been trying to bring myths about Cthulhu, Dagon, and other Ancient Ones to the screen. Over the years, this has resulted in both forgettable tentacle-filled horrors and genuine masterpieces that carefully explore themes of cosmic dread, madness, and human insignificance. In 2026, “Lovecraftian” games continue to appear across a wide range of genres: from retro shooters and detective stories to hardcore RPGs and slow-paced psychological narratives where the main enemy is not a monster, but the mind itself.

This year, Sony will release two flagship exclusives for PS5 — Marvel's Wolverine and Saros. While Wolverine’s adventure will have to wait, the second project — a sci-fi action game from Housemarque — is arriving fairly soon, this spring. Here’s everything known about Saros at the moment.

State of Play is a Sony conference held several times a year. It showcases projects from both the Japanese company's internal studios and third-party developers. These include PlayStation 5 games, multiplatform games, and PC ports. In this article, we've compiled the highlights from the event, which took place on the night of February 13, 2026.

This year, Sony console owners will be treated to three major exclusives alongside an exceptionally strong lineup of multiplatform releases, so there will be little reason to complain about a lack of exciting virtual adventures. In this feature, we have gathered the most interesting upcoming projects for PlayStation 5.

The Game Awards has long since become one of the most important gaming shows of the year. And first and foremost, its appeal lies not even in the awards themselves (though that obviously matters too), but in the trailers and announcements. Many major AAA releases are revealed to the world for the very first time during Geoff Keighley’s broadcast. TGA 2025 was no exception, featuring a wealth of intriguing projects — all the key trailers of which we’ve collected in this article.

State of Play is Sony's conference where they announce new games and show trailers for those we already know about. Lately, the talk has been not only about PlayStation exclusives but also about multiplatform games. Read our article to learn about all the highlights of the September event.

On the night of February 12-13, Sony held its State of Play conference. New games were announced, trailers were shown, and release dates for many hotly anticipated projects were announced. We have collected the best of them in this article.