Playstation’s September State of Play is the definition of bitter sweet.

Playstation stans were all ready aware that Sony wasn’t releasing any new first-party games this year, but the announcements of the ones to come just made things worse. The games to come look amazing, but we know by know that an announcement trailer means the title still has a few years left in development. Sadly, nothing came up about DLC content for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, which is confusing because it came out about a year ago.

Nevertheless, the platform also unveiled the free Playstation Plus games for October, which will make next month extra spooky. Besides new game announcements and the aforementioned game catalog update, we got some updates for long-awaited games and a very surprising reveal for a game that’s barely a month old.

Here’s the new games, expansions, DLCs and remakes announced during September’s State of Play

Ghost of Tsushima 2 Announced as Ghost of Yotei

Probably the biggest showstopper of the event was the announcement of Ghost of Yotei—the long-awaited sequel to 2020’s Ghost of Tsushima. The game leaves our favorite samurai Jin Sakai for a new protagonist: Atsu.

The game is projected to release in 2025 but that is merely a window and is subject to change. Ghost of Tsushima is the prime example of what makes Playstation exclusives great: unique gameplay mechanics wrapped into a compelling story with loads of blood and gore you just can’t find anywhere else. Sucker Punch Productions created a masterpiece in 2020 now let’s see whether they can work the same magic.

Additionally, the chief executive at Sony is said the franchise may be ready to storm Hollywood, bringing movies, TV shows and more.

Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered

Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to PS5. The post-post apocalyptic world game quickly became a favorite among players as the story was so compelling it made you actually care about the protagonist as if she were real. Similar to to other remaster’s this year, owners can upgrade to PS5 for about $10, which is a pretty good deal if you haven’t played in a while.

I am in no way knocking this Playstation exclusive as it is one of the platform’s most creative ever, but no one asked for this. Those who wouldn’t mind jumping back into it on Oct. 31, when it releases will be treated to 10 hours of re-recorded dialogue in addition to visual enhancements

Monster Hunter Wilds Release Date

Monster Hunter Wilds is slated for launch February 28, 2025. This is the first installment of the Monster Hunter series that will be exclusively on next-gen consoles, meaning every aspect of the upgraded hardware will be utilized to enhance the gamer experience. The game will release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. The new trailer shows a plethora of new monsters including over-grown-squirrel-looking beasts and new flying types.

PC players be warned as the game is a hefty download, requiring 140GB of SSD storage to run.