Not long ago, a couple of well-known insiders in the gaming world suggested that “Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2” might soon make its way to the PS5. Though they weren’t entirely sure if Sony would announce the PS5 version of this Xbox exclusive during the recent State of Play event, the idea of it being unveiled there had some folks holding their breath. The truth about whether Ninja Theory’s latest offering will land on Sony’s current-gen console remains up in the air. Recently, however, another insider stirred up excitement again, possibly dropping hints about when we might expect this rumored release.
## April Might Bring Exciting News for PS5 Enthusiasts
Tom Warren from The Verge recently chimed in on BlueSky, mentioning that April promises to be “a good month for PS5 gamers.” He didn’t go into detail, but a swirl of speculation surrounds the idea that Hellblade 2 could be part of the excitement that month.
Earlier reports this week included insights from recognized insiders Jez Corden and NateTheHate, who both feel confident about a PS5 version of Hellblade 2. Corden has heard from his sources that it’s on the horizon “pretty soon,” and NateTheHate supported this claim by humorously replying with a picture of Senua next to a PS5, simply stating, “Soon… very soon.”
The term “soon” is notoriously vague, leaving us guessing about when exactly Hellblade 2 might make its PS5 debut. It could mean tomorrow, sometime in September, or indeed, April. With so much conjecture floating around, the best course of action is to sit tight and see when Ninja Theory decides to unveil their next move for PS5’s Xbox lineup.
Warren posted his BlueSky message a day before the State of Play, so it might have been hinting at something from the event itself. Now that the showcase has wrapped up, we know one thing for sure: A game was indeed announced for April—Days Gone Remastered. This move continues Sony’s trend of revamping recent releases, despite how that might sound. In any case, this refreshed version from Bend Studio is set to drop on April 25.
