Pyre, Vane, What Remains of Edith Finch, and Absolver are four incredible looking indie games that should be on your radar for next year.

During Sony's PSX 2016 press conference, the developer hit us with a barrage of impressive-looking titles. Here's what you need to know about each.

Pyre - from the creators of Bastion and Transistor, an action-packed game based on sports-like battles. Features both a single-player campaign and a head-to-head Versus Mode.

The designers behind Resogun and arcade classics like Defender and Smash TV are working together on a promising new project called Nex Machina.

Nex Machina looks to offer the kind of fun, fast, and brutal arcade shooter gameplay that you might expect from this team-up. Set in the future, in a world where human have become increasingly addicted to technology, machines have evolved into beings that possess conscious and feeling.

You play a mysterious figure who appears after the machine uprising and beings fighting back with classic top down, twin stick shooter action. The game looks hyperactive, but reminiscent of arcade classics like Robotron.

Square Enix announced today on the PlayStation Blog that Nier: Automata, the sequel to the 2010 RPG Nier, will be arriving on March 7. Square Enix also revealed that two editions of the title: The Black Box Edition ($189.99), which is exclusive to the PS4, and the Day One Edition ($59.99). 

The Black Box Edition will include bonus goodies such as a YoRHa 2B figure, a 64-page hardcover artbook, a steel book case featuring artwork from Akihiko Yoshida (Final Fantasy XIV, Bravely Default), a soundtrack including 13 live recorded songs from both Nier and Nier: Automata, and all Day One Edition digital content.

The content coming with the Day One Edition will have digital content including a machine mask accessory, Grimoire Weiss pod, play system pod skin, retro pod skins in red and grey, and a cardboard pod skin.

Bungie just revealed its latest addition to the Destiny universe; The Dawning is a three-week holiday event (December 13 through reset on January 3) in which Guardians can compete and cooperate through several themed events and game modes. However, unlike last year, players can look forward to continuing to explore The Dawning’s most significant modes after the event concludes. 

Beginning on January 3, the option to engage in sparrow racing will enter the private match options. Whether messing with friends, or setting up competitive racing tournaments with rivals, you can select your map and head to the race track. Players who own Rise of Iron will have access to all four courses in private matches. If you only have access to The Taken King, your private Sparrow courses will be limited to the two maps that were part of last year’s SRL. 

In addition, the newly announced Strike Scoring mode will also remain in Destiny after The Dawning event concludes. This new focus on building up a high score as you fight your way through strikes ensures that players who enjoy the feature can continue to compete for the best score in the months that follow. 

With Ken Griffey Jr. already gracing the cover, Sony decided its next PlayStation-exclusive baseball title is the perfect place to introduce some retro styling to its baseball diamond. 

We don't have any details beyond the brief glimpse shown during the PSX presentation, which demonstrated the 16-bit era HUD and two legends from the '90s, Griffey Jr. and Goose Gossage. We'll update the story with more details should Sony provide them. 

MLB The Show 17 is coming to PlayStation 4 on March 28.

The PlayStation 4 launched with the cutesy platformer developed by by SCE Japan Studio and Mark Cerny. The game must have done well enough to deserve a sequel, because Sony announced one earlier today during the PSX conference.

The sequel still looks like it will feature action/plaforming gameplay and will allow for two-player co-op. Knack and his friend collect random debris to build up their bodies.

Announced at PSX 2016 today, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is now available on PS4. Xbox One and PC versions of the title are coming in March 2017.

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Today at PlayStation Experience Sony announced that several titles are now available on PlayStation devices. These include Let It Die (PS4), Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (PS4), Mother Russia Bleeds (PS4), Garou: Mark of the Wolves (PS4), Surgeon Simulator (PlayStation VR), and Lara Croft Go (PS4, Vita). 

These games will be available on the PlayStation Store later today.

Last of Us was one of the best games of the last generation, and even though some felt that it didn't need a sequel (okay, that was me), it's hard to complain that Naught Dog is making another one.

We don't have a lot of details on this sequel, but new trailer showed Ellie playing a guitar, and we got a glimpse of Joel, before Ellie said, "I'm going to kill them all." We hope she's not talking about us.

PaRappa the Rapper came out 20 years ago, and since then it's catchy tunes have been stuck in our head. Now a whole new generations of PlayStation owners will be able to experience this magical rhythm game.
But Parappa isn't alone, Sony also announced that the adorable PSP games Patapon and LocoRoco will also be getting remasters. All three games will be hitting Sony's console "soon." But those who can't wait should go check out the demo of PaRappa the Rapper, which is available now.