PlayStation State of Play Drops 14 Game Reveals, Including God of War: Ragnarok PC Port and Concord Gameplay

Sony returned with a bang in its latest PlayStation State of Play, delivering a 30-minute showcase packed with 14 game announcements and updates that have fans buzzing. From long-awaited ports to fresh gameplay reveals, the event offered something for nearly every type of gamer.

Leading the charge was the official announcement of *God of War: Ragnarok* for PC, confirming months of speculation. The critically acclaimed sequel to 2018’s *God of War* will arrive on PC with full ultrawide support, unlocked framerates, and enhanced visuals. Sony continues its strategy of bringing PlayStation exclusives to a broader audience, further closing the gap between console and PC ecosystems.

Also grabbing attention was the first real gameplay trailer for *Concord*, the upcoming multiplayer hero shooter from Firewalk Studios. While the initial teaser last year left many curious, today’s footage gave a clearer picture of its vibrant sci-fi setting and fast-paced team combat. With gameplay reminiscent of *Overwatch* but a setting closer to *Guardians of the Galaxy*, *Concord* is shaping up to be Sony’s most ambitious entry into the multiplayer arena yet. Closed beta access was also announced for later this summer.

Other standout reveals included a shadow drop for *Silent Hill: The Short Message*, an eerie first-person psychological horror experience available now for free on PS5, and new footage from *Astro Bot*, the lovable PS5 mascot’s full-fledged platformer adventure. Additional trailers featured updates on *Stellar Blade*, *Dragon’s Dogma 2*, and an extended look at *Until Dawn Remastered* for PS5 and PC.

The show was a strong statement of intent from PlayStation, showcasing both first-party powerhouses and third-party prestige. With Summer Game Fest just around the corner, Sony seems eager to set the tone early for a packed second half of 2024.

Fans can rewatch the full presentation via PlayStation’s official YouTube channel or check the PlayStation Blog for screenshots and deeper dives into each game.