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

We're fast approaching the end of the year, and following some big 2025 releases, we've got the final PlayStation State of Play this year.

With some big titles coming to the PS5 in 2026, Sony is already gearing up for what many hope could be the last year before we see the PS6.

We don't know too much about today's show, but it's set to feature a whole host of news about upcoming Japanese and Asian titles, so we're sure to see some bangers either way.

So, with only ours to go until it begins, here's when the next PlayStation State of Play starts, how to watch it and what you can expect!

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 Tuesday 11th November 2025. It will start at 10pm for those in the UK.

For those outside of the UK, the State of Play will begin on 11th September at 2pm PST / 5pm EST / 11pm CET and 12th November at 7am JST.

The latest PlayStation State of Play was announced one day in advance of airing, with Sony confirming a "State of Play running for more than 40 minutes, focusing on games created in Japan and across Asia, alongside a few other exciting updates".

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!

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

At the moment, we don't really know what games could be showcased, but given that we know they will be games made in Japan and Asia, we have a few guesses.

The most obvious games to show would be Resident Evil Requiem and Onimusha: Way of the Sword, with both 2026 releases being made in Japan.

Many fans of Astro Bot will be hoping to see news on upcoming DLC, following a teaser from a few months ago, or even news on a new game, though we think this is rather more unlikely than a DLC announcement.

Phantom Blade 0, a game being developed by Chinese studio S-GAME, is another title that fans will be hoping to see more of, following a period of relative silence.

Aside from that, we can likely expect some announcements from various Japanese studios and publishers like Bandai Namco or Konami.

Last but not least, we will all be hoping for news from FromSoftware on the future of Bloodborne, and like always, we'll probably finish the night none the wiser!

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