Possible Leak Suggests Release Window for Hellblade 2 on PS5

Recently, some prominent figures from the gaming industry stirred up excitement by suggesting that “Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2” might soon be making its way to the PS5. Although they mentioned they weren’t certain if this Xbox-exclusive title would be announced during the recent State of Play event, fans were undoubtedly holding out hope for such news. As of now, it remains a mystery whether Ninja Theory’s latest project will grace Sony’s latest console, but yet another insider has reignited the buzz, possibly hinting at a timeframe for when the PS5 version could drop.

### Industry Insider Suggests April Could Be a Standout Month for PS5 Fans

The Verge’s Tom Warren recently sparked speculation with a post on BlueSky, where he claimed that April would be “a good month for PS5 gamers.” While stopping short of elaborating further, some whispers in the gaming circles suggest that “Hellblade 2” might be part of April’s lineup.

Earlier this week, insiders Jez Corden and NateTheHate added fuel to this fire. They’ve both hinted that a PS5 edition of “Hellblade 2” is practically confirmed. Corden, drawing from his sources, anticipates its arrival “quite soon.” Adding a layer of intrigue, NateTheHate responded to this with a playful tweet showcasing a picture of Senua standing alongside a PS5, captioned: “Soon…. very soon.”

Now, “soon” is a rather ambiguous term. It doesn’t provide a clear timeline, leaving us to ponder whether “soon” could mean tomorrow or as far away as September, or perhaps even April. All of this remains conjecture, so we’ll just have to sit tight and wait for Ninja Theory to officially unveil when PS5 users can expect to welcome this Xbox darling.

Warren’s BlueSky post came a day before the State of Play presentation, implying it might have been referencing one of the titles featured in the event. With the showcase now concluded, one particular game stood out with a confirmed April release date. “Days Gone Remastered” is yet another example of Sony’s ongoing efforts to polish their modern classics. This enhanced edition of Bend Studio’s game is slated to launch on April 25, providing something fresh for fans eagerly awaiting new content.