PlayStation developers have released a video showcasing some new PS5 games that’ll launch in 2024. Besides being fun to watch, the trailer also effectively confirms a 2024 release date for several games whose release dates were previously in question. In particular, it is Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, a remake of Silent Hill 2 and the mysterious PvP shooter Concord from Firewalk Studios.
There are many interesting things to see in the trailer. First up is, of course, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the long-awaited next chapter in the Final Fantasy VII remake project, which is a reimagining of the iconic fantasy adventure by its original creators. Secondly, Stellar Blade, an action-adventure game from the Korean company Shift Up Corporation, shined here. In it, the player must return to an almost extinct Earth, captured by a terrible horde of strange creatures, and fight to restore humanity. For this, it is necessary to restore the last bastion of life on Earth.
The release of the game The Last of Us Part II Remastered is also expected. A game with tons of awards will get just as many technical improvements. The player will also be offered a completely new No Return mode, in which he must survive as long as possible in each situation. In addition, Helldivers II will be playable in 2024. In this multiplayer shooter, you will join the elite peacekeeping force Helldivers and fight for freedom against alien invaders.
The trailer also showed such games as:
- Concord is a new multiplayer PVP first-person shooter from Firewalk Studios
- Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a game that reimagines the addictive stealth action of the classic PS2 game with a modern audiovisual design
- Silent Hill 2 is a game of survival horror and action-adventure, recognized as the best in the series and reproduced for PlayStation 5 with eerie visuals and impressive sound.
Of course, these are not the only new PS5 games of 2024, more titles will be announced during the year.
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