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A new PlayStation 5adventure game similar to the beloved sandbox game Bullyhas finally landed a release date. The title blends open-world exploration with teenage rebellion, raunchy comedy, and classic high school drama.

Nintendo of America is excited to announce the Customer Appreciation Sale, one of our largest promotions ever, featuring 30% off dozens of Nintendo Switch digital games and bundles, plus savings on select physical games, downloadable content, accessories, amiibo, and apparel.

An unexpected adventure game based on an acclaimed anime has been announced for the PS5. Developed by Gust and The Apothecary Diaries: The False Imperial Brother is a gorgeous adaptation of the anime, featuring a brand-new story by Hyuganatsu, the author behind the light novel series

Stellar Code has been announced for Nintendo Switch. This is a graphic novel adventure game from Kemco. This one is coming sometime in Fall 2026, and you can learn more by watching the trailer above.

With more people reading manga and webtoons (aka vertical scroll comics) than ever before, Beat’s Bizarre Adventure gives three writers an opportunity each week to recommend some of their favorite books and series from Japan, Korea, and elsewhere. While long-time BBA writer D. Morris has departed the column for greener pastures, we have Lisa De…

Boss Fight Studio is back with a brand new selection of original 1/12 action figures as part of their ongoing Epic H.A.C.K.S. line

A brand-new acclaimed PS5 adventure game has already received its first PS Store deal. Developed by Double Fine, Keeper was shadow-dropped on the PS5 last week following a leak ahead of the dual PlayStation State of Play events.

Grab a friend and launch into Orbitals, an intergalactic 2-player co-op adventure set in a wholly new retro anime world.

Hi everyone, it’s great to be back on the PlayStation.Blog. It’s been a few years since we shared Maquette with you, and while that game was about the shifting scale of perspective and memories, we’ve spent our time since then thinking about a different kind of shift: the shift of unparallel realities.

Last year’s Game Awards presentation had a few games that one could argue blended in with the mental furniture, but one title certainly stuck out on style and panache alone: Orbitals, a two-player co-op game similar in gameplay to titles like It Takes Two and Split Fiction dressed up in a sci-fi retro anime skin. Well, if…