It may not seem like seven years, but that's indeed how long the PS4 has been out. So many games get announced and come out on a yearly basis that it’s hard to keep track of them all. That is to say, if one traced their way back through Sony's various showcases at E3 and Gamescom, as just two examples, one might find a plethora of games that still have yet to launch.

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The following ten entries will go in order from the oldest to the most recent announcements, but only up to 2018. Talking about 2019 games would be jumping the gun. Where are these games? Let's do some investigating and find out when these games were first and last mentioned.

10 Deep Down

Deep Down was first shown at the PS4 reveal event in 2013. It not only was announced as a game, but it was the debut of Capcom’s Panta Rhei engine.

Both the game and engine have never come out. In Panta Rhei’s stead, Capcom developed the RE engine. Deep Down looked a little like Dragon’s Dogma, albeit with a heavier focus on multiplayer and dungeon crawling.

9 The Dark Sorcerer

This technically wasn’t a game. At E3 2013, Quantic Dream revealed this prototype to showcase the potential of the PS4. A year before this, they also showed off Kara, which eventually became Detroit: Become Human in 2018.

The Dark Sorcerer could be the studio's next project, but it also might turn into something completely different. One never knows where the minds at Quantic Dream can go.

8 Ray’s The Dead

Also at E3 2013, there was something the press called The Indie Eight. This refers to Sony highlighting eight indie game developers onstage such as Tribute Games with Mercenary Kings.

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Seven out of the eight have come out with Ray’s the Dead being the one exception. It has been shown a few times since, but no date has been given and the game has yet to be outright canceled.

7 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim

characters standing in ruins looking at giant robot

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim was announced at the 2015 Tokyo Game Show. It was the next project from Vanillaware who some might know from 2013’s Dragon’s Crown, their last main release, or Odin Sphere.

They have put out ports and remaster since as well. Last year, after four years after the first unveiling, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim released in Japan. No date has been given for a Western launch yet, although it is rumored to be coming out sometime this year.

6 Eitr

Eitr was announced in 2015. It will be the first game from Eneme Entertainment with Devolver Digital serving as the publisher.

It is an action RPG that seems to have a Viking aesthetic with gameplay elements similar to The Legend of Zelda and Dark Souls. It has appeared numerous times since at trade shows, but the game remains in the wild. With at least five years in development, Eitr cannot really afford to not be released by this point.

5 Skull & Bones

Skull & Bones was revealed at E3 2017. For all intents and purposes, it is inspired by the Assassin’s Creed franchise. The third game was the first to include ship battles; while reviews were all over the place for that, most reviewers and fans could agree that the ship segments were some of the best parts.

The ship battle sections have been revisited by Assassin's Creed over the years, but it also made sense for Ubisoft to further explore this gameplay type in a new property. Skull & Bones has since been delayed multiple times, even put on hold, but it has yet to be outright canceled.

4 Beyond Good And Evil 2

Another E3 2017 announcement from Ubisoft was Beyond Good And Evil 2. Technically, it was first shown in 2008 but disappeared until this later announcement. Basically one can imagine both of these reveals were completely different ideas.

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Anyway, Beyond Good And Evil 2 appeared again in 2018 at E3 and has been shown on Ubisoft's official website since, but it has not been shown to the press in a major capacity since 2018. Permitting it comes out, fans should be happy no matter how long it takes.

3 The Pathless

The Pathless was announced at the 2018 Game Awards. It is the successor to Abzu, which came out in 2016. For some more context, the Abzu team, Giant Squid, was comprised of former developers who worked on Journey.

Considering Abzu was teased in 2014 before coming out two years later, assuming Giant Squid maintains the same pace from announcement to release for its newest title, then The Pathless might be out this year.

2 Babylon's Fall

Babylon's Fall was first teased with a very brief trailer at Square Enix’s E3 2018 event. It was next revealed during Sony’s end of year State of Play report which actually showed gameplay.

For those that don’t remember, Babylon's Fall is a collaboration between Square Enix and PlatinumGames and will be available exclusively on the PS4. That is if it isn’t ported to the PS5 as well.

1 Twin Mirror

Twin Mirror was also announced in 2018 during E3 as sort of a prelude to Sony’s real showcase. It is another adventure type game from Dontnod, the makers of Life is Strange.

In interviews, the developers have said this will be more grounded and won’t contain any sort of supernatural elements. It will also be a self-contained story released all at once and not as separate DLC episodes.

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