I think it's likely to see them announcing the GoT1 PC port this year. It's too eary to show Ghost 2 because they released GoT1 in 2020 and its expansion/DLC/PS5 version in 2021. May take a couple years to announce GoT2.
Too early to see their new IP. Released Days Gone in 2019, then in 2021 its PC port and also were supposed (it's from Bloomberg, so potentially a lie) codeveloping Factions 2 and an a supposed Uncharted spinoff before leaving both projects to start working int the new IP pretty recently. Don't expect to see them announcing their new IP in the next couple of years.
They have been supporting Dreams until recently, are working in a new game but they are a smal team, so they'll need time. Don't expect to see them announcing their next game this year.
They expect to release AT LEAST one new IP before 2025 (in another interview a couple months later said by 2025). So maybe they wait to announce it during the next year, but I think it's likely that Bungie would announce their next game this summer with at least a teaser.
They started the studio a couple years ago. Even if they started to work in the technology and preproduction of the game in Google, seems way too early for them. I think they'll need a couple of years more before showing their game.
Released Returnal 2 years ago, and maybe did some support on its PC version released monts ago. Will need a handful years more to show their next game.
Likely to reveal their game this year. They started it and their studio in 2018.
Released Astrobot in late 2020, may be too soon to show their next game, which seems it's going to be a bigger 3d action game than the Astros, but not impossible.
They codeveloped GoWR as support team. Who knows if they are codeveloping another 'original content' or if they are now making their own game or dlc. I woudn't expect to see them this year, maybe the next one.
Yeah, Sony's pretentious silence is a bit annoying. Just say you have a show in June.
Silence? Didn't you hear the release of PSVR2 and other accesories and all their exclusives (more every year than the Nintendo and MS combined)?
You should know they have several online streams every year called State of Play, which as an example they did one recently focused on Final Fantasy XVI gameplay. And also that they have a PlayStation Blog where they also share more news.
Sony announces their State of Play events a few days before. Pretty likely this stream was planned as their pre-E3 'conference', meaning that pretty likely they'll do it in the first days of June, and then announce it a few days before, by the end of the month.
But it can’t be too early in development, its been almost 4 years since Days Gone.
After the Days Gone release they did in-house its PC port, codeveloped a bit Factions 2 and an Uncharted spinoff to make time until they prepared the pitch of their next game, which (unlike the Days Gone directos) the head of Bend didn't want to be Days Gone 2 and wanted to be a new IP.
Bend pitched the new IP, Sony greenlighted it (Bend never sent them a pitch for Days Gone 2, the new IP was the first pitch Sony received) and Bend left the other two projects to focus on the new IP.
I have a feeling this is Bends last chance, they need to up there game to be considered like the rest of the PS 1st party.
Lol!
Days Gone sold well, more than all previous Bend games combined, got a PC port and is getting a movie. Sony greenlighted Bend the first project Bend pitched them after Days Gone (the new IP) and while the pitch was going made and greenlighted, Bend was helping in maybe the two biggest Sony IPs (TLOU and Uncharted). In addition to this, the studio is growing.
Absolutely nothing leads to think this is 'their last chance'. The opposite, they are in a great position.
