Today during the Sony State of Play livestream event, we got a nearly 5-minute long gameplay trailer for the upcoming action-adventure game by Neostream Interactive called Little Devil Inside.

In the game, you’re hired by a professor to help research the paranormal activities that have been reported. You must take on dangerous missions and roam a Victorian-era world, all while doing whatever it takes to stay alive.

Little Devil Inside combines aspects from many genres; it involves survival, combat, open world exploration, and interactions. You may find yourself in a variety of harsh environments, from dry deserts to snow blizzards, resorting to using your instincts in order to find a place to shelter and survive.

You can engage with people on your journey to exchange goods or simply ask for directions. While traveling, various events may occur, some bigger than others. Even something as minor as a flock of sheep blocking your path can prevent you from moving forward and must be dealt with.

The full trailer shows all of this and more in action, and you can watch it in order to get a feel for what kind of gameplay Little Devil Inside will offer.

Little Devil Inside has a pretty long history: it was originally started as a Kickstarter back in 2015, and our last major development update was during the Future of Gaming PS5 reveal event back in 2020.

Unfortunately, there is still no release date that has been shared at this time. However, the official Neostream website confirms that the game will release on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, and PC.

The next Star Ocean game is called Star Ocean The Divine Force.

Its debut trailer, below, was shown during tonight's Sony State of Play broadcast. It features active battles, cutscenes and exploration fuelled by a jetpack of some sort.

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At today’s PlayStation showcase, viewers were treated to an unexpected event – a new Star Ocean game! Wow. It’s been a while since we’ve seen one of these, huh? This one seems to have it all. Floating. Swords. Cool anime stuff. Go tri-Ace! You can check out the entire trailer below!

Swords and sci-fi in my epic space RPG? Yes. Star Ocean is definitely one of my more beloved legacy RPG franchises, but we have to go all the way back to Star Ocean The Second Story on the PlayStation for the best of it. Whether or not a new title can give a bit of zest to the franchise now remains to be seen, but I’m always hoping that something will come along and bring us back to Star Ocean glory. 

Outside of the Tales games, nothing conjures up that heartwarming combat quip spam. Star Ocean The Divine Force is slated to land on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Hopefully, it comes to other platforms too! The release date is a broad 2022, so we’ll see how things develop as we head into the new year.

Today's PlayStation State of Play showcase ended with Neostream Interactive's quirky action-adventure game Little Devil Inside. You can watch the new trailer above.

Set in a somewhat Victorian world, you'll set off into the wilderness on research assignments at the behest of a university professor. Though, the critters and beasts of Little Devil Inside are more extraordinary than those in the real world, many of which are supernatural. In the new footage, we were treated with a view of what it's like to set out on one of these journeys, complete with a narrated train ride and traveling around the world map. You'll talk with residents and roam around towns to find more information on your mission. Billy, the name given by the narrator, encounters all kinds of dangers like an octopus-infested indoor pool and a mechanical contraption that chases him through a tunnel. To survive in the wild, Billy will have to fish, cook, and struggle through blizzards. 

Little Devil Inside was the indie standout from last year's PlayStation Future of Games' stream, but its history goes back quite a bit further. Neostream originally pitched Little Devil Inside as a Kickstarter project, successfully bringing in over $230,000 to fund the game, including a stretch goal to release on Wii U. Obviously, years have passed since then, and there was still no release date given today. 

October's super-quick State of Play presentation showed off a few new games coming to Sony's PlayStation platforms, ending with a fresh new look at the upcoming open-world RPG Little Devil Inside. With the benefit of a narrator, the new trailer gave a bit of a sense of what the game will be like as you play Billy, attempting to complete jobs and stay alive in a strange, sometimes hostile world.

The new look at Little Devil Inside took a pretty broad approach, giving only a quick look at different aspects of the game to go with the tidbits we've seen about the game over the last year or so. In addition to seeing part of a mission where Billy heads to a spooky mansion to complete a job, we also got a quick look at survival elements like cooking and locales you'll visit for missions, including the desert and the open ocean.

Check out the trailer below.

While survival is an aspect of Little Devil Inside, it sounds like it's not like a traditional survival game. The focus is on traveling to locations and surviving while you're there, completing your mission, rather than on staying alive as long as you can in a hostile environment. In addition to some locales, the trailers also gives a sense of how you'll get around the world map, which will include encounters of its own--in this case, a flock of sheep blocking the way.

Today’s relatively short—even by livestreamed press conference standards—State of Play event was not the most eventful update we’ve ever seen, but here’s a roundup of everything showed up.

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Missed out on the latest PlayStation State of Play showcase? The 20-minute broadcast has now concluded, and we've got everything wrapped up for you below.

Tonight kicked off with a bizarre-looking TV gameshow murder-'em-up, like Squid Game meets The Prisoner. You can forge weapons, play with melee or guns. It's called DeathVerse and it's coming in spring 2022 to PS4 and PS5.

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Death's Door, the celebrated action-adventure from Titan Souls' developer Acid Nerve, will be making its way to PlayStation 4, PS5, and Switch on 23rd November.

Death's Door debuted on PC and Xbox earlier this year, immediately garnering acclaim for its richly atmospheric blend of ingenious exploratory puzzling and challenging combat - all wrapped up in a wondrous, melancholy tale of a soul-reaping crow on a quest to fix a devastating mistake in a beautifully bleak world.

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At long last, Square Enix’s interstellar JRPG series Star Ocean is back. Star Ocean The Divine Force is set to launch on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S, and PC in 2022, the company revealed during today’s PlayStation State of Play livestream.

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Earlier today, Sony revealed that their upcoming social deduction multiplayer title, First Class Trouble, would be arriving exclusively to PlayStation consoles on Nov. 2, 2021. Check out the full guided tour to the game right down below.

Sony has provided an official synopsis for the game on their website, which we’ve posted here for your convenience:

First Class Trouble is a party game where players must work together and against each other to survive a disaster.

Whether you play as one of the human Residents or the rebellious Personoids, you will have to use your wit (and the occasional flying champagne bottle) to stay alive. 

In First Class Trouble you either deceive or deduce your way to victory in a charming yet unsettling and often mischievous environment. Whether you do it sober or with a slight buzz, First Class Trouble will serve you a dangerous cocktail of difficult decisions and wacky possibilities.

The goal is to shut down the Central Artificial Intelligence Network (CAIN) of the luxurious intergalactic cruise ship ISS Alithea before it and its loyal Personoids take control of the ship.

Today’s PlayStation State of Play stream is now underway, and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach just got a new trailer that showcases new gameplay along with the game’s launch date. This new entry in the Five Nights at Freddy’s series is coming to PS4, PS5, and PC on Dec. 16, 2021.

You can check out the Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach trailer for yourself to see more of the creepy new setting and gameplay in this latest installation of the series.

If you’re looking to get your hands on the game as soon as possible, you’ll still have to wait a bit to be able to pre-order the game. Though, you can add it to your wishlist on the PlayStation website notified of any info on a potential purchase once it becomes available to buy.

King of Fighters 15 gets an open beta in November.

The open beta test, which was announced for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 during tonight's Sony State of Play broadcast, kicks off on 20th November and runs until 22nd November. It includes eight playable characters, and lets you play online casual matches and online room matches. There's offline training, too.

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During PlayStation's State of Play for October 2021, the company announced that the story-focused game We Are OFK is coming to PS4 and PS5.

Part narrative series, part interactive album, We Are OFK is an episodic title that follows the life of an indie pop band called OFK. The gameplay is primarily composed of picking dialogue options to interact with the characters, and the story focuses on the band members' attempts to make it in the music scene of Los Angeles. In addition to installments in the story, each episode will also feature another interactive music video for a song from the band.

The game comes from Team OFK, which is a combination band and game developer. According to an interview with the developer on PlayStation Blog, the game is based on the band's actual struggles and triumphs in getting started.

During the newest State of Play livestream, Sony Interactive Entertainment and SNK reveled a new character for The King of Fighters XV.

The new character is Dolores, and you can see her in action in the trailer below.

On top of Dolores, we also get to hear about an open beta, which will happen between November 19 and November 20.

The beta will be on PS5 and PS4 with cross-play available. It will include Dolores, Shun’ei, Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami, Chizuru Kagura, Yashiro Nanakase, Shermie, and Chris. Versus and Training modes will be playable offline, while Casual Match and Room Match will be playable online.

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Today, at PlayStation’s October 2021 State of Play livestream, We Are OFK was announced to be coming to PlayStation platforms.

During the stream, a new trailer was unveiled showcasing the audio-visual experience in action. Interestingly, the title focuses upon the biographical trials and tribulations of the eponymous indie-rock band, OFK.

The new video is packed with funny one-liners and self-aware humor. Check out the new footage down below:

As you can see above, We Are OFK is a five-part series of interactive animated vignettes about a band trying to make it big.

Boasting a fetching hand-drawn art-style, some genuinely funny writing, and a unique mockumentary style, We Are OFK gives fans a glimpse behind the showbiz curtain. Not only does the virtual pop group have their very own single, but they also have a bunch of interactive music videos, to boot. Oh, and did we mention the super cute purple cat!?

It’s worth noting that We Are OFK is also confirmed to be coming to PC, too.

Today during the Sony State of Play livestream event, it was announced that Bugsnax will be receiving a free update next year called The Isle of BIGsnax.

This update will allow you to explore a new, mysterious land that is crawling with supersized Bugsnax. You’ll be able to complete new challenges, collect decorations, and even put hats on your favorite Bugsnax in this The Isle of BIGsnax update.

Bugsnax was a PS5 launch title that also released on PS4, and PC via the Epic Games Store. If you’re unfamiliar with the game, you can read more about it in our official review right here, or a short summary below:

Bugsnax takes you on a whimsical adventure to Snaktooth Island, home of the legendary half-bug half-snack creatures, Bugsnax. Invited by intrepid explorer Elizabert Megafig, you arrive to discover your host nowhere to be found, her camp in shambles, and her followers scattered across the island alone… and hungry!

It’s up to you to solve the mysteries of Snaktooth Island: What happened to Lizbert? What are Bugsnax and where do they come from? But most of all, why do they taste SO GOOD?

The Isle of BIGsnax free update will be available on PS4 and PS5 in early 2022.

You can watch the full reveal trailer for The Isle of BIGsnax update below.

Announced today via Sony’s State of Play event and on Twitter via Devolver Digital, Acid Nerve’s acclaimed dungeon crawler Death’s Door makes the jump from PC and Xbox to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch on November 23.

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The PlayStation State of Play event is always full of plenty of surprises, including lots of original games that Sony has coming to the platform that fans may never have heard of. Deathverse: Let it Die is one of those exciting titles, and you can check out its debut video right down below.

This title pits players against each other in multiplayer madness, giving them a slew of different melee weapons to help them compete to be the final player standing. At the moment, Deathverse: Let It Die Arrives is a PlayStation exclusive. Fan interested in this survival title should keep an eye out for more news until it releases on PS4 and PS5 at some point during Spring 2022.

If you’re curious about the other games showcased during Sony’s most recent State of Play event, Twinfinite has got plenty of ongoing for the entire thing, including plenty of more news listed below. Be sure to check back to the site for consistent updates for everything you could ever want or need about it all the way up until it finishes.

PlayStation has revealed GungHo Online Entertainment's arena-based melee brawler Deathverse: Let It Die for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles. 

Not many details were announced about the game, but the trailer showed a lot. Set in the same world as 2016's Let It Die, the trailer begins with someone who appears to be the host of the Deathverse competition, which is something aired on in-universe television. 

Deathverse seems to feature multiple characters, each with unique abilities and weapons that will be used to take down opposing players and NPC enemies. There's also weapon customization, which allows players to try a weapon, customize it after a battle, and return to the arena to try it out once more. 

In terms of abilities, we see some players using a Tommy gun-like weapon to call bullets down from above, and we also see some damage-defying shields and bubbles. Some enemies use swords fit for a samurai, while others use weapons that look more at home in a Saw movie. 

GungHo Online Entertainment has revealed Deathverse: Let It Die, a brand-new multiplayer game themed around a deadly game show.

Deathverse: Let It Die is a multiplayer melee-focused survival action game set in a Hunger Games-esque game show called Death Jamboree. Combatants brandish weapons of all kinds while wearing outlandish outfits and competing to be the last one standing.

According to the official PlayStation Blog post, Deathverse is set hundreds of years after the first Let It Die game, taking place in a virtual would called the Deathverse. It is created by a company called Yotsuyama Group and is the "final destination for people’s souls."

"The lucrative cash prizes and thrilling survival gameplay have attracted a fanatical viewing audience, making the program a worldwide phenomenon," Supertrick Games producer Shuji Ishikawa said in the blog post. "Players will take part in the show as ordinary contestants who have appeared on the show to crush their rivals." Contestants fight with "Wilson" units, robotic assistants that transform into different weapons and activate skills.

Deathverse: Let It Die is set for a Spring 2022 release. The original Let It Die, originally released in 2016, is a persistent online multiplayer action game where players try to climb a tower while fighting the horrors within. The game recently celebrated 7 million downloads since launch, according to the official website.

The King of Fighters XV is getting a open beta test in November, and the full game will launch in February 2022, Sony announced as part of the State of Play briefing on Wednesday.

The open beta test runs November 19 through November 22; you can see the full schedule below.

A trailer shown during the State of Play broadcast focused on the fighter Dolores. In the beta test, there will be eight available fighters, and players can try out online casual matches and offline training, among other modes.

The King of Fighters XV releases on February 17, 2022. That's a very, very busy month for new releases--here's a roundup of all the big February 2022 game launches.

For more, check out the new King of Fighters XV State of Play trailer below, which shows off the new character Dolores and more.

The State of Play briefing also brought news of FNAF: Security Breach's December 16 release date and the release date for Death's Door.

Five Nights At Freddy's: Security Breach officially has a release date: December 16, 2021. A new trailer debuted during Sony's most recent State of Play, highlighting first-person survival horror gameplay.

An official PlayStation Blog post shares more details. The title has players attempting to escape from Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex, all the while evading animatronic baddies on the prowl. You'll be playing as Gregory, a little boy who find himself trapped inside the Pizzaplex once the restaurant's lockdown procedures go into effect.

Gregory can hide in small spaces and and cause distractions to navigate around his pursuers in order to avoid detection. Players will have a few other defensive tools at their disposal as well, including the Faz Cam and Fazblaster. The Faz Cam is a camera that stuns all enemies caught in its flash, allowing players to make a quick escape. The Fazblaster has unlimited ammo but requires a headshot to stun foes, which can be challenging when enemies are sprinting towards you.

In a twist, Freddy Fazbear himself will actually help players, acting as a guide throughout the game and warning of the challenges to come. As seen in the trailer, Gregory can actually hide inside Fazbear and march around the facility undetected, although this can only be done for a limited time before the animatronic runs out of power and needs to be recharged.

The PlayStation Blog teases that the game will include unique boss battles and office escape games, along with fully playable arcade cabinets hidden throughout the Pizzaplex.

PlayStation's October 2021 State of Play showcase revealed the free Bugsnax update coming to PS5 and PS4 in early 2022 called The Isle of Bigsnax.

The update features giant snack creatures called Bigsnax, and yes, that means there will be huge Bungers, too. The story will still take place on Snaktooth island, but it centers around the newly discovered Bigsnax. It's a prehistoric species preserved in the ocean until now. Catching Bigsnax won't be so easy though, the game will introduce a new mechanic called the Shrink Spice, which lets you turn the Snax into a regular size. The Isle of Bigsnax includes a new habitat to explore and more Snax to discover, such as the celery-inspired bug in the reveal trailer.

There will be a new dangerous expedition to embark on with Shelda, Chandlo, Floofty, and Triffany. Additional updates let you collect decorations and furniture to personalize your Snaxburg hut inside and out. The update will add 100 challenges and 30 quests with almost 200 decoration pieces. You can access challenges through your mailbox. Also, you can put all sorts of Bughats on all of the Snax.

In 2016, Goichi Suda’s Grasshopper Manufacture and Supertrick Games released Let It Die, a roguelike that had players climbing up a tower killing everything in their paths. Today, Sony announced a surprise successor to the game, only this time it’s a multiplayer “survival action game,” instead.

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Earlier this week, reports began circulating that Warner Bros is working on a Smash-Bros-style crossover fighter - and now a leaked first image and fresh details have appeared online.

Word of the project - said to include the likes of Scooby Doo's Shaggy, Lord of the Rings' Gandalf, Tom & Jerry, Fred Flintstone, Mad Max, and Johnny Bravo as playable fighters - initially surfaced on Reddit, but was subsequently verified by GamesBeat's Jeff Grubb.

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