Most of the line-up is 2021, but Project Athia is scheduled for January 2022 and Pragmata won’t be released until 2023
In an instant at CES 2021, Sony unveiled a handful of release windows for the 2021 list of PlayStation 5 games – as well as a few high-profile titles that are much further afield.
These up-to-date release windows appeared at the end of a montage at Sony’s digital press event:
Some of these – such as Ghostwire – feel at exactly the right time. Others, including Horizon Forbidden West and Rift Apart, it doesn’t seem like they’ll be out of reach for much longer. And then we have Project athia from Square Enix and Pragmata from Capcom, which I’m starting to wish hadn’t been announced so early.
Even if many of these windows are still too dim to cling to, it’s nice to have an informal mental roadmap. I like to outline what the rest of my year in gaming looks like. This new list helps, even if it is not exhaustive. In addition to these highlights, there will certainly be other major games in 2021.
Are you interested in something? Or is this PS5 (and in part still PS4) line-up what you expected?
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