Sony Interactive Entertainment has released a new trailer for its PS4 family of consoles. The trailer includes a heap of exclusive or console exclusive games that will be launched this year.

In the trailer, we were able to see games like "Horizon: Zero Dawn," "Matterfall," "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy," and "Detroit: Become Human." Other games are "Gravity Rush 2," "NieR: Automata," "Gran Turismo Sport," "Farpoint," "New Everybody's Golf," "Persona 5 Dreams," "Pyre," and "NiOh." "Yakuza," "Wipeout," "The Show 17," "World of Warriors," and "Knack 2," are also seen in the trailer. Remarkably, this seems to confirm "Detroit: Become Human" as a 2017 title. The trailer finishes with defining PS4 as the best place to enjoy the biggest titles, says DualShockers.

Cheatsheet reported all other games expected to be released for PS 4 in 2017 includes "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy," which is technically not a game but a standalone chunk of DLC that ditches Nathan Drake to focus on two characters from past adventures.

One is Chloe Frazer, a talented thief last seen in "Uncharted 3." The other is Nadine Ross, a multifaceted villain who got brief shrift in her debut in "Uncharted 4." "Nex Machina" is also expected to launch on PS4 this year. It is a Housemarque developed game, which lures inspiration from classics like "Robotron" and "Smash TV," putting irrational amounts of bullets on the screen and having the player evade its way through them while attacking enemies.

Furthermore, the game "Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice" will also be released on PS4 in 2017. Developed by Ninja Theory, the makers of excellent games like "Enslaved: Odyssey" and "Devil May Cry," "Hellblade" is a game about mental disease. The game hero is Senua, a Celtic warrior who is basically suffering PTSD caused by surviving a ferocious Viking invasion. That experience infected her with anxiety, depression and delusions, all of which gamers actually play from Senua's viewpoint.