Senua's Saga comes to PS5.
Ash Parrish
With several exclusives including Indiana Jones, , Pentiment, and more launching on PS5 and Nintendo Switch, the Xbox cross-platform floodgates have opened in earnest and there's another game coming. This time it's Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 arriving on PS5 this summer. For the PS5 version of Ninja Theory's immersive supernatural viking thriller, the developers are offering an enhanced edition of the game with new features that will also come to Xbox and PC as an update.
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