Season’s roundup: PlayStation collects studio holiday cards

Holiday gallery closes out 2025 on PlayStation Blog

PlayStation Blog capped the year with a community post that compiles seasonal greeting cards and short clips from a broad range of developers. The gallery spans both PlayStation Studios teams and third‑party partners, reflecting the platform’s slate from 2025 and looking ahead to 2026. The post frames the collection as a thank‑you to players and a nod to the wider development community. No new game announcements or release dates are included – the focus is on festive messages and artwork.

PlayStation Studios represented

First‑party teams contributed custom artwork tied to their studios and franchises. Highlights include:

• Sucker Punch Productions
• Guerrilla
• Housemarque
• Insomniac Games
• Naughty Dog
• Santa Monica Studio
• Polyphony Digital
• Bend Studio
• Firesprite
• Media Molecule
• San Diego Studio
• Team ASOBI
• Bluepoint Games

These contributions come as a creative send‑off to 2025 rather than gameplay or feature reveals, reinforcing the community‑driven nature of the post.

Third‑party publishers and studios featured

A wide roster of external partners shared festive cards, many referencing their 2025 titles and ongoing communities. Among those included:

• Activision
• Sega, Capcom, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Konami, Koei Tecmo
• 2K Games – including WWE 2K25 and HB Studios / 2K (PGA)
• Blizzard Entertainment – Diablo IV and Overwatch 2
• NetEase – entries such as MARVEL Rivals, Naraka: Bladepoint, Once Human, Sea of Remnants, Where Winds Meet, Ananta
• Nexon – The First Descendant and The First Berserker Khazan
• Pocketpair Publishing – Palworld and Never Grave
• Tripwire Interactive, Funcom, Gearbox Software, Crystal Dynamics
• Raw Fury, Klei Entertainment, Level 5, SNK, Arc System Works, Spike Chunsoft
• GungHo Online Entertainment, Kalypso Media, Nihon Falcom, Shueisha Games
• Annapurna Interactive, Enhance, Resolution Games, nDreams, Asobo Studio
• Outerloop Games, ZA/UM, Serenity Forge, Red Candle Games, Supermassive Games
• And others across Europe, North America and Asia

These entries serve as studio‑branded greetings to their communities. The post does not detail updates or patches – it remains a visual celebration of the year’s developers and franchises on PlayStation platforms.

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Format and presentation

The collection mixes static illustrations with short looping clips. Some cards reference specific games – from WWE 2K25 to Diablo IV, Overwatch 2, Palworld and others – but the materials are framed purely as seasonal messages. There are no embedded YouTube trailers or feature breakdowns in the source post; the content is positioned as a year‑end gallery.

Why it matters – a snapshot of the ecosystem

PlayStation’s holiday roundup underscores the breadth of studios creating for the platform at the end of 2025. For players, it is a low‑key, community‑first touchpoint that reflects ongoing series and partnerships heading into 2026 – a reminder to watch official channels in the new year for concrete updates on releases, features and timelines.