Wednesday February 12th for PlayStation 5 owners has only brought more reasons to play in 2025. In its PlayStation State of Play this week, there has been a massive wave of new announcements for the console. Part of its Chine Hero Project, Lost Souls Aside is a new action-adventure title that brings new experiences from Ultizero Games.
Additionally, Housemarque also announced Saros. With a release date set for 2026, the teaser trailer hints to an similar experience to 2021’s Returnal. And, the PlayStation 4 release Days Gone is also coming to PlayStation 5 & PC as well. For owners of the original game on either platform, paying a $10 fee will unlock the remastered version.
Part of the showcase also revealed Metal Eden, Thankfully, the game is set to release come May 2025. You can watch the reveal trailer in the video below:
“To survive the journey to new star systems, humanity created the Cores. Each Core is a system capable of storing human data, preserving a digital record of a human psyche and rebuilding it upon reaching its destination. One such destination is Moebius, an artificial city built by corporations to extract precious minerals from the planet Vulcan. You are Aska, an android created by one of the city’s founders. Nexus, your creator, has one goal for you: Follow orders, and maybe you will be able to save the inanimate colonists trapped in the Citadel.”
“One of the most unique gameplay mechanics in Metal Eden is Core Ripping. This feature enhances the combat experience by adding a strategic layer to how players engage with enemies. In this post, we’ll delve into how you can master this ability to dominate your foes and make the most of Aska’s powerful skills,” Reikon Games brand director Jakub Izydorczyk added.
“While exploring Moebius you will stumble upon drones. When hacked they will provide a Body Module, which ASKA can use to empower her Core, make her capabilities even stronger and provide her with potent options to turn the tide of battle. However, it requires precision, timing, and understanding of when and how to use Body Modules effectively. This game-changing progression system can be used to tailor your experience as you explore Moebius.”
How excited are you for Metal Eden?
Metal Eden launches May 6, 2025 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Source: PlayStation Blog
