How to watch Sony's State of Play live stream: PlayStation event's start time tonight
Time to see what Sony has up its sleeves.
Sony has announced it is airing a PlayStation State of Play live stream on 14th September 2023!
The latest State of Play has a focus on "upcoming indie and third-party releases". This includes updates on titles launching in the rest of the year and beyond. Expect a couple of surprises!
PS VR2 fans should tune in, too, to see what's coming next on PlayStation's latest VR headset.
Read on below to find out when and where you can watch the PlayStation State of Play here in the UK.
When is the next State of Play? What time is it on in the UK?
The latest State of Play live stream is scheduled to take place on Thursday 14th September 2023. It will start at 10pm here in the UK, Sony has confirmed.
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This fresh PlayStation State of Play was confirmed a day in advance of airing – these gaming publishers really like to keep fans on their toes!
It was revealed on the official PlayStation blog and on X, formerly Twitter. Check out the tweet below:
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How to watch State of Play in the UK
To watch the State of Play in the UK, you can find it on YouTube, Twitch and TikTok.
You also don't need to search for it - you can watch it right here! Check out the latest PlayStation State of Play below:
You can bookmark this page and watch it live right here on RadioTimes.com. Just click on that big play button at 10pm on Thursday 14th September and you should see all the new reveals and updates unfold as they happen!
Which games will be shown in Sony State of Play today?
Sony has told fans that this new State of Play "will focus on updates to previously announced games coming to PlayStation consoles".
To further hone the focus (and to perhaps quell the hype just a little bit), Sony adds that the State of Play is "focused on indie and third-party titles from around the world". Don't go into this one expecting a big new first-party exclusive reveal, then.
In terms of what games we should expect to see instead, it is a bit of a mystery. A focus on indie and third-party games "arriving in 2023 and beyond", largely games we already know about, is a tricky one to pin down.
We suppose we might see a little more of Tekken 8 and Death Stranding 2, those are two big upcoming third-party games we already know about. The next instalment of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake – Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth – could also make an appearance.
Shows like these are always bound to include a surprise or two, though, so who knows what Sony has up its sleeves? Tune in at 10pm tonight to find out.
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