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Sonys State of Play to take place on 29 April featuring new footage from Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

With the Sony PlayStation 5 cementing itself as the must-have console of this generation, fans have eagerly been waiting for new games and content for the platform. Sony usually rolls out game info and more during its State of Play events. Sony did skip out on the event in March but has now confirmed that the latest State of Play event will take place sometime this week. The February event showed off new games like Deathloop, Returnal and more. This time though, Sony has taken the initiative to give users a sneak peek at what they can expect at the latest State of Play. 

Introducing Rivet! See the mysterious Lombax in action in today’s Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart trailer, then tune in to State of Play on Thursday at 2pm PT for extended gameplay from @insomniacgames – plus updates on a pair of upcoming indie titles: https://t.co/f0IEfDx3c6 pic.twitter.com/mASOmXl4H2

— PlayStation (@PlayStation) April 26, 2021

We’ll see more footage from Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart along with an unnecessary character called Rivet being introduced for no good reason. But, hey, it’s still a ratchet and Clank game. Apart from the bit of a tease, Sony has not announced what it will be showing off at this month’s State of Play event. We could see more footage from games like Returnal and maybe even more gameplay from games like Sifu. As of right now, Sony has only announced that it will be showing off Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart so do not go expecting any news about God of War; Ragnarok. 

With the PS5 in such short supply, fans and gamers have resorted to the grey market to get their hands on the console. From what we here at Digit.in have deduced, we could be seeing an official restock of the console in India in April. And yes, we do know that it’s the 27 of the month but there are still three days to go. If you do want to know more about the PS5 restock, you can head on over here. 



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