The Lost Wild coming to PS5 in 2027
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The Lost Wild coming to PS5 in 2027

Nenad Divljaković
By Nenad Divljaković
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Annapurna has announced a new dinosaur game on Sony State of Play, arriving in 2027.Players can expect a stark contrast in environments, transitioning from tight, maze-like structures to open vistas.

Players can expect a stark contrast in environments, transitioning from tight, maze-like structures choked by vegetation to lush, wide-open vistas. This highly nonlinear exploration is designed to run parallel with a cinematic, mostly linear narrative that keeps the story focused and urgent.

With its newly confirmed PS5 release, The Lost Wild is shaping up to be a tense, mechanics-driven addition to the survival horror genre, seamlessly blending old-school vulnerability with modern, systemic game design.

Players will have to deal with a great difference in terms of environment as they shift from confined maze-like buildings cluttered with flora to an open space that is more lush and expansive. This exploration experience, which is highly non-linear, is supposed to run alongside a mostly linear cinematic experience in order to ensure that the story remains compelling. With a new confirmation of PS5 launch, it seems The Lost Wild is going to bring a fresh take on survival horror games.

“With a sprawling, multi-pathed approach to our world design, we reward and promote thorough exploration and backtracking while enabling our AI systems to surprise and thrill the player. From overgrown maze-like structures to lush open vistas, expect nonlinear exploration underscored by a cinematic and mostly linear narrative.”

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A hyper-critical columnist with a deep-seated love for philosophy and obscure games, perpetually seeking meaning in both narrative and mechanics. He values experiences that pose more questions than they provide answers—especially when delivered through sharp dialogue and innovative design.

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The Lost Wild coming to PS5 in 2027