Hell Is Us, the third-person action game that many mistook for a Soulslike when it was first revealed, has popped back up at PlayStation's State of Play with a release date of September 4.
Even though PlayStation has been a little quiet so far in 2025 compared to Xbox and Nintendo (who kicked things off in January with some massive reveals), that shouldn't be taken as a bad sign. There are a ton of games set for release this year that PlayStation has previously highlighted, some of which popped back up tonight.
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Earlier this week, PlayStation confirmed all of the rumours by announcing that it'd be hosting its first State of Play showcase of the year, which was said to last longer than 40 minutes. Plenty has been shown off during the event so far, and one of the games featured was Nacon's Hell Is Us, which previously appeared in the last State of Play we got for 2024.
If you don't remember Hell Is Us, it's a third-person action-adventure game set in a mysterious world that looks to be almost abandoned. Although it was...
