Announced during Sony’s State of Play 2025 with a debut trailer (see below), Tides of Annihilation is a single-player, narrative-driven action-adventure game developed by Eclipse Glow Games. The game promises a blend of intense, breakneck combat, an immersive narrative, and an unforgettable setting.
Set in a modern-day London ravaged by mystical, otherworldly forces, you play as Gwendolyn, exploring iconic landmarks and summoning spectral Knights of the Round Table to battle enemies inspired by Arthurian mythos. Prepare for epic encounters with colossal bosses, towering skyscraper-sized behemoths.
Eclipse Glow Games, a new Chengdu, China-based studio backed by Tencent, boasts a team of over 100 developers with experience on titles such as Yakuza, For Honor, Assassin’s Creed, Persona, and Prince of Persia.
“Debuting Tides of Annihilation at Sony State of Play is an incredible honor for the Eclipse Glow team,” stated Kun Fu, Lead Game Producer at Eclipse Glow Games. “This is just the beginning. We’ve crafted a world reimagining Arthurian legend, where courage, loyalty, and heroism intertwine in an epic story set in a strangely familiar London. It's a challenge designed to test the mettle of true gamers and push the boundaries of the genre.”
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Here’s the official synopsis:
Tides of Annihilation is a single-player, narrative-driven adventure set in a twisted, otherworldly invaded version of modern London. As Gwendolyn, humanity’s last hope, players embark on a legendary quest through iconic London locations to unravel a mystery that will determine the fate of reality. Fight alongside summonable spectral knights, battling hordes of enemies, unforgettable bosses, and traversing vertical levels dominated by gigantic roaming knights.
Tides of Annihilation is launching on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. A release date is yet to be announced. For more on the announcements from State of Play 2025, including upcoming PlayStation 5 titles, check out IGN's comprehensive round-up.
