Bend Studio, the PlayStation first-party team best known for Days Gone, reportedly plans to reveal its next game in 2027 — and potentially launch it the same year, according to a report covered by Push Square.

The project is described as a third-person game with co-op, which would mark a structural departure from Days Gone's strictly single-player open world. Bend has been quiet since its 2019 biker-apocalypse title, and a co-op focus would align the studio with Sony's broader push toward games built for ongoing multiplayer engagement.

A same-year reveal-to-release window would be notable for a first-party Sony title, where marketing cycles typically stretch much longer. If accurate, it suggests the project is already deep in development and that Sony prefers a short, concentrated campaign over a multi-year drip feed.

As always with unannounced projects, the rumor comes with no official confirmation from Sony or Bend, and plans for unreleased games shift routinely. But for Days Gone fans who have waited years for word on what the Oregon studio is building next, 2027 now has a tentative circle around it.