One of the more intriguing trailers at the PlayStation 5 showcase was Little Devil Inside from Neostream, a Kickstarted survival game with a very stylish look.

With its music, masks, place-out-of-time manner, gear, and acquatics, it reminded me of a Wes Anderson film, but the game revolves around the survival of its main character out in a very harsh world that includes dragons, bears, and environments that could result in death from a great height.

No release date was given for the game, but it is also coming to current-gen platforms.

After Astro Bot Rescue Mission became one of the must-play titles for PlayStation VR, Sony is doubling down with Astro's Playroom. This title from Sony's Japan Studio looks to deliver the same delights as the beloved PSVR title including running, jumping, and sliding.

Astro's Playroom is coming to PlayStation 5.

Demon's Souls was the start of an entire subgenre and a legacy of titles for developer From Software, and now it's coming back.

Forget remaster, a trailer shows off an elaborate remake by Bluepoint Games, featuring many cool moments including the imposing Tower Knight.

I can't wait to do Tower of Latria all over again. Hell, I can't wait to do it all again. With Demon's Souls releasing only on PS3, many players - even those that love the Souls series - have missed out on the experience, so this remake is in a great spot to attract fans both old and new.

In a new trailer for Oddworld: Soulstorm, we got a deeper glimpse of the gameplay that players will be facing when they take on the role of Abe in the newest installment of the long-running franchise. The trailer also served to confirm the game is coming to PlayStation 5. 

As we’ve previously seen, the new game sees Abe leading his fellow Mudokons into a gauntlet of ridiculously dangerous situations, and it doesn’t look like it will be an easy task to keep them all alive.

Check out the trailer.

During Sony's PlayStation 5 event, we got our first look at Jett: The Far Shore, which appears to be a contemplative space exploration game co-created by the studios Superbrothers and Pine Scented.

This reveal focused mainly on tone rather than gameplay specifics, emphasizing a civilization's journey to the stars and the vastness of creation and time. That's a pretty broad brush to start with, but we'll undoubtedly learn more about the game soon, since it is slated to release on PlayStation 5 this holiday season.

A pair of impressive trailers helped to reveal the latest installment for the Hitman franchise at today’s Sony PlayStation 5 event. Hitman III shows Agent 47 moving through a variety of new environments, including scaling along a massive skyscraper in Dubai.

We’ll be eager to see more from IO Interactive about the game as additional information is revealed.  The game is due for release in January of 2021.

Here's a first announcement trailer.

Announced today during the PS5 event, Solar Ash is coming to PlayStation 5 in 2021. The creators of Hyper Light Drifter are behind this one, so it's probably going to feature tight, precise action.

It almost looks like a kind of evolution of the art-style of Hyper Light Drifter! 

Usually, 2K and Visual Concepts don't show off what their upcoming basketball title is going to look like at this time of year, but today they delivered a sneak peak of NBA 2K21 on the PlayStation 5.

Although the teaser trailer didn't show much, certainly the sweat and facial expressions are heading to a new level on the next-gen systems.

No specific release date was announced for the game, but it will be coming out in the fall.

People in Tokyo are disappearing and it is your job to figure out what’s going on and eradicate all evil from the city. In Ghostwire: Tokyo you’ll be able to use several supernatural powers to fight off eerie creatures and otherworldly ghosts. We don’t know a ton about the game, but it looks stunning and the action seems to take place from a first-person perspective. Plus you can throw fireballs!

GhostWire: Tokyo is set to release sometime in 2021.

One of the new title's revealed today in the PS5 games showcase is called Kena: Bridge of The Spirits from two brothers (Josh and Mike Grier) making their first game as Ember Lab.

Ember call the game a tale of personal growth and redemption, and Kena travels an enchanted world full of critters and evil spirits called the Rot. It appears as if you can befriend the cute critters and have them follow you around and perform actions, not unlike Nintendo's Pikmin series.

Kenya is an action/adventure title in the third-person, and she has both melee and range attacks with her versatile energy bow.