PlayStation State of Play 2026: Top 10 Wishlist Games

PlayStation's State of Play 2026 unleashed a barrage of exciting reveals, from the chaotic Stuntman Hollywood to the horror of Silent Hill: Townfall. With ten games showcased, we highlight the top picks, including Ace Combat 8 and Control Resonant, set to disrupt your free time and wallet. Discover the must-wishlist games from the showcase.

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Four hours. That's how long I spent playing Stuntman Hollywood without checking my phone. The game's unapologetic absurdity is a breath of fresh air, offering a welcome respite from the plethora of ultra-realistic games that dominate the market, and its ability to balance outrageous stunts with surprisingly nuanced driving mechanics is a feat that few games can match, making it a truly standout title in the gaming world. Not perfect.

It's intense. Ace Combat 8: Wings Of Theve has a trailer that's over the top. You'll see nations collapsing, with explosions everywhere - that's what we love about this series. The October release date is near, so fans are hyped for some crazy aerial combat. Ace Combat games are known for this, but Wings Of Theve takes it to the next level, with more drama and action, making it a must-play for fans who've been with the series for a while, it's going to be a wild ride.

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ILL is nasty. It gets you. The monsters are gross. You'll flinch. This game pushes boundaries, making you uncomfortable, which is the real feel they've achieved. It's key for a horror game to get under your skin, and ILL does that with its dismemberment system, which is worth mentioning for its honesty in portraying a dark world, a crossover of fear and anxiety that you'll still think about long after playing.

Silent Hill: Townfall drops on September 24. It's the real feel of horror. You'll get intense psychological scares. Control Resonant is out the same day, with fast-paced combat. They've made it weirder than the original Control, for sure. The new combat mechanics are key. It's like an SCP wiki, but with a life of its own - a unique crossover of surreal art and the unknown, which is worth mentioning, especially with the release date approaching on September 24, 2026.

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You'll see Until Dawn 2 is set on a tropical island. It's a surprise. They're doing teen horror again. The setting is key here - it's not your typical horror spot. In a place that's supposed to be relaxing, the horror hits harder, for sure.

It's a classic. Rayman Legends Retold is the real feel. They've updated the visuals, which is key. You'll play with friends, for a fun time. The platforming challenges are tough, we've got a good game.

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Kemuri is unique. It's got a real feel. The style is key. With Ikumi Nakamura on board, you'll notice her touch. The narrative gets complicated, it's true. But the multiplayer aspect is worth mentioning, making Kemuri a top pick for PlayStation State of Play 2026.

You'll get a raw feel. Marvel's Wolverine is different. It's brutal, with a focus on linear gameplay, unlike the Spider-Man games. We've got a key difference here, with Marvel's Wolverine promising a more intense, character-driven experience, it's the real feel fans have been waiting for, with a nastier, more focused Wolverine that's worth mentioning.

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Developer Capcom will push the horror genre to new limits because of their willingness to create uncomfortable and intense experiences, as seen in their upcoming title ILL. Capcom will do this by incorporating disturbing elements, such as a dismemberment system, to create a sense of fear and anxiety in players. WATCH for the release of Silent Hill: Townfall on September 24 to see how Capcom's horror expertise comes together.

You'll see God of War Laufey is intense. It's a key part of PlayStation State of Play 2026. Faye is now a protagonist, which is worth mentioning. The combat looks fast, vicious. We've got a talking gelatinous cube, voiced by Jack Quaid, adding some humor to the story, which is a nice touch, it's the real feel of the series, with honesty in its emotional weight, that makes it stand out, for fans of the series, with a crossover of action and drama, in a way that's direct and opinionated, you'll notice.