Gaming: Warhorse, YOM TGE countdown

Warhorse Studios, Sony Interactive Entertainment and crypto-gaming project YOM all surfaced in gaming chatter around May 22, but the underlying updates were not the same kind of news. Warhorse’s official site now carries a brief “New games are coming!” teaser, without dates, platforms or titles. Sony, by contrast, published a dated announcement on May 20 saying its next State of Play will air on Tuesday, June 2 and run for more than 60 minutes. YOM’s latest point of reference is a token-generation countdown discussed on X, while the project’s own token materials describe a planned launch on peaq at a set price of $0.10. ### What did Warhorse actually say about its next games? Warhorse Studios’ homepage says only “New games are coming!” in its social-news section. The Czech studio does not list a release window, named projects or a formal announcement post alongside that teaser on the pages surfaced in official search results. Warhorse’s about page gives the clearest current company context. The studio says it focuses on RPGs and cinematic experiences, employs more than 300 people, operates in Prague and Brno, and that the Kingdom Come: Deliverance series has sold more than 15 million copies worldwide. (warhorsestudios.cz) ### What is confirmed about PlayStation’s next showcase? Sony Interactive Entertainment said on May 20 that “State of Play returns Tuesday, June 2.” The company said the broadcast will include “more than 60 minutes of updates, announcements, and gameplay reveals from top studios around the world,” and that Insomniac Games will open the show with a closer look at Marvel’s Wolverine. (warhorsestudios.cz) PlayStation’s official site and PlayStation Blog carry the same date and framing. (warhorsestudios.cz) That makes the June 2 event the clearest near-term milestone in this cluster of gaming updates, because it has a named platform holder, a scheduled date and a stated runtime. ### What does YOM itself say about the token event? YOM’s token bridge page says the token generation event, or TGE, marks the launch of YOM’s token on peaq at a set price of $0.10. (playstation.com) The same page says the project is migrating from Solana to peaq and describes the TGE as tied to “new exchange listings” and the “upcoming launch of the YOM Public Cloud Gaming Network.” The bridge page also says the TGE timing has been set for a “Q3 window,” based on what it calls partnership discussions, technology considerations and market conditions. (playstation.com) That means the May 22 countdown circulating on X pointed users toward a token milestone that YOM’s own site still frames within a broader third-quarter launch window rather than a fully dated public launch notice. ### Why were people grouping these items together on May 22? (bridge.yom.ooo) May 22 social posts bundled together several separate threads: studio teasing from Warhorse, Sony’s newly scheduled showcase, YOM’s token countdown, and smaller creator-focused posts about technical-art workflows and indie publishing. The common element was timing and audience overlap, not a shared corporate announcement. Official sources remain uneven across those items. (bridge.yom.ooo) Sony provided the most complete update, Warhorse offered only a teaser, and YOM’s most concrete details came from its token documentation rather than a full product launch announcement. ### What comes next on the calendar? June 2 is the next dated event in this story. Sony said State of Play will stream that day with more than 60 minutes of announcements and a Marvel’s Wolverine segment, while Warhorse has not yet attached dates or titles to its “New games are coming!” teaser and YOM’s token materials still place its TGE in a Q3 window at a stated $0.10 launch price on peaq. (warhorsestudios.cz) (playstation.com)