In a newly released video by PlayStation Europe, they showcase “just a few of the PS4 console exclusives we have coming” in 2017. Although Detroit: Become Human and Dreams (two games without release windows) are featured in the video, suggesting 2017 launches for both, Sony Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida tweeted that they were mistakenly included.
Here’s all of the PS4 titles you’ll see in the video, complete with the listed exclusivity status (“console exclusive” essentially means it’s also coming to PC):
- Gran Turismo Sport (PS4 exclusive)
- Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice (PS4 console exclusive)
- Drawn to Death (PS4 exclusive)
- NieR: Automata (PS4 exclusive)
- Detroit: Become Human (PS4 exclusive)
- Yakuza 0 (PS4 exclusive)
- Farpoint (PSVR exclusive)
- Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (PS4 exclusive)
- Matterfall (PS4 exclusive)
- Gravity Rush 2 (PS4 exclusive)
- WipEout Omega Collection (PS4 exclusive)
- MLB The Show 17 (PS4 exclusive)
- New Everybody’s Golf (PS4 exclusive)
- Dreams (PS4 exclusive)
- Pyre (PS4 console exclusive)
- Persona 5 (PS4 console exclusive)
- Nioh (PS4 console exclusive)
- World of Warriors (PS4 exclusive)
- Nex Machina (PS4 console exclusive)
- Knack 2 (PS4 exclusive)
- PaRappa the Rapper Remastered (PS4 exclusive)
- Starblood Arena (PSVR exclusive)
- Horizon Zero Dawn (PS4 exclusive)
It’s worth noting that NieR: Automata is also coming to PC, Nioh appears to be a full PS4 exclusive, and Persona 5 is coming to PS3, in addition to PS4.
Sony also brought out this short Countdown Trailer for Horizon Zero Dawn, which takes us to the future:
You can see Access PlayStation’s 19 PS4 games you have to play in 2017 over here.
Which PS4 exclusives are you looking forward to in 2017?
[Source: PlayStation Europe, Shuhei Yoshida]
Best of 2016 Game Awards - Most Anticipated
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Best of 2016 Game Awards - Most Anticipated
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Gran Turismo Sport
While a lot of people were understandably upset when Sony pushed Gran Turismo Sport's release to 2017, it's shaping up to be a racing game that lives up to Polyphony's colorful legacy. Add in PlayStation VR support and well, it's easy to see why GT Sport will most likely run laps around its competitors next year.
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Mass Effect Andromeda
If you've played any of the Mass Effect games, then Andromeda's inclusion is a no-brainer. It's arguably the best new IP last generation, and possibly the best RPG as franchise, even.
BioWare seems to be putting in a lot of new tweaks, and at the same time, improving on every facet of the trilogy imaginable. This one won't just compete for Best RPG of 2017, but could very well be in the running as the Game of the Year of 2017.
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Red Dead Redemption 2
Rumor after rumor, report after report. Red Dead Redemption 2's announcement was surprising and not-so-surprising at the same time. Given the success of its predecessor, it's fair to say that a lot of us are looking forward to Rockstar's next Wild West adventure.
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Horizon Zero Dawn
Horizon Zero Dawn has an intriguing premise, and is brought to us by the studio behind the technical marvel called Killzone: Shadow Fall. From what we've seen so far, the game looks absolutely promising and if Guerilla Games can nail its story and setting, we're looking at potentially one of the best games of this generation.
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Persona 5
The Persona series has been building momentum like a freight train with no brakes and even a delay out of 2016 couldn't stop that. Each trailer and screenshot is met with such crazy excitement that it's not hard to see how this could be one of the most anticipated games of 2017.
