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There are plenty of exciting upcoming PS5 games to look forward to as well as a new console on its way. With so many strong releases in 2024, it’s already been a great year for the system, but more is yet to come!The reveal of the PS5 Pro might have you excited about what else Sony has in store for us, especially for those looking to add the best PS5 games or PS5 Pro enhanced games to an ever-growing list. But with anticipated PS5 exclusives such as the Silent Hill 2 remake on the near horizon, and a variety of third-party titles to look out for, you’ll want to jot down these new games for 2024 whether or not you’re shelling out for the PS5 Pro. Plus, if you’re looking to make use of your PSVR2 headset, there are also some upcoming PSVR 2 games to look forward to as well. So, if you’re looking to add to your wishlist or get a refresher of everything that’s on the way, read on below to find a roundup of all of the upcoming PS5 games, all in release date order.   Still looking for Sony’s new console? Here’s the latest on PS5 restock updatesUpcoming PS5 games to watch out for2024Throne and Liberty Deve…

Ghost of Yotei, the sequel to 2020’s samurai open-world game Ghost of Tsushima is doing what every good sequel should: giving the main character a gun. Announced at the PlayStation State of Play this week, Ghost of Yotei sets out to tell the tale of new female protagonist Atsu’s journey in 1603 – more than 300 years after the events of Tsushima. Of course, with sequels comes iteration on gameplay mechanics, and what better way to do that than by introducing firearms into the mix. According to The New York Times, players will “be able to master firearms in addition to melee weapons like the katana,” which sounds like it could be the type of escalation an open-world samurai game could use to spice things up. Keeping things from feeling repetitive is something creative director Jason Connell is acutely aware of.As Connell tells the New York Times, “One challenge that comes with making an open-world game is the repetitive nature of doing the same thing over and over.” He continues on, “We wanted to balance against that and find unique experiences.” I’d say giving players the option to bust down the door with some new weaponry is one way to combat this problem, but it re…