How to watch Sony's State of Play live stream: PlayStation event's start time tonight

As we approach the final big exclusive of 2025, Sony is back with what is perhaps the final PlayStation State of Play for 2025.

With Sony now gearing up for 2026, what may be the final full year of the PS5's life-span, there are still plenty of big titles to hear about.

Beyond the games we already know about, PlayStation is promising us reveals, too, so it could be a fairly massive one for all you Parappa the Rapper fans out there.

But with not long at all until the show begins, here's what you need to know about the upcoming Sony State of Play, including the date, air time, where to watch it and what you can expect to see!

When is the next PlayStation State of Play? What time is it in the UK?

Sony has confirmed that the next PlayStation State of Play live stream will take place on Wednesday 24th September 2025. It will start at 10pm for those in the UK.

For those outside of the UK, the State of Play will begin on 12th February September at 2pm PDT / 5pm EDT / 11pm CEST and 13th February at 7am JST.

The latest PlayStation State of Play was announced one day in advance of airing, with Sony confirming that "reveals and news from PlayStation Studios and developers around the world" will be shown in a 35-minute-plus broadcast.

How to watch PlayStation State of Play in the UK

The State of Play will be available to watch on both PlayStation's YouTube and Twitch channels. Or, if not, just watch it right here with the embedded video above.

You can bookmark this page and watch it live right here on RadioTimes.com. Just click on that big play button at 10pm on Wednesday 12th February and you should see all the new reveals and updates unfold as they happen!

Which games will be shown in the PlayStation State of Play?

At the moment, the only game we know for sure will be shown is Saros, the upcoming game from Returnal developer Housemarque, of which we'll see nearly five minutes of gameplay captured on the PS5.

Aside from that, it's highly likely that we'll be seeing some more info on Ghost of Yōtei, which is set to release next week. This will likely take the form of a final trailer, showing off a mix of cinematics from the game's story, and gameplay mechanics such as the new combat system.

Aside from that, when it comes to PlayStation exclusives, there are certainly some games that fans will be desperate to hear more about, but that we simply have no idea about.

Marvel's Wolverine is one of the most highly anticipated games around, and PS5 owners are already clamouring for any news at all on the title.

Similarly, the same can be said for Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, the brand-new IP coming to us from legendary PlayStation studio Naughty Dog.

Other PlayStation exclusives we could hear a bit more about include Where Winds Meet, which is scheduled to release in 2025, as well as Phantom Blade 0, which does not have a confirmed release window.

Last, but far from least, there will be thousands of clowns (ourselves included) who will have deluded themselves that Bloodborne will finally be getting some kind of remake, remaster or port to PC. If Silksong can finally come out, anything is possible, but it's still probably not going to happen, we're sad to say.

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