State of Play Japan November 2025: All Announcements
Today's Japan-focused State of Play presentation was packed with major game reveals, fresh gameplay footage, and release date confirmations from start to finish.
Featured Games and Highlights
BlazBlue Entropy Effect X
A roguelike action spin-off of the BlazBlue series, it will launch on PlayStation 5 on February 12, 2026. The game includes 14 beloved characters and introduces a brand-new story, allowing players to customize their playstyle with deep character build options.
More details are available in a PlayStation Blog post from the developer.
BrokenLore Series Updates
- BrokenLore: Unfollow – A single-player psychological horror story focused on the dark side of social media. It received a new trailer and is set to release on January 16, 2026. Pre-orders are open now.
- BrokenLore: Ascend – A surprise announcement of a Tokyo-based survival horror game featuring climbing mechanics. This title is a spin-off from the Coffee Talk series.
Coffee Talk Tokyo
This spin-off from the Coffee Talk series will launch on PS5 on March 5, 2026.
"The show showcased fresh gameplay from major upcoming titles, brand-new game announcements, confirmed release dates, and more."
For fans who missed the live stream, the full show is available to watch, along with detailed insights and trailers on the PlayStation Blog.
Author's Summary
The November 2025 State of Play Japan delivered exciting new titles, gameplay footage, and clear release dates, spotlighting diverse genres from roguelike action to psychological and survival horror.
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