Prepare the PS5 with the special 180-page PlayStation 5 issue of the official PlayStation magazine

Everything you need to know about Sony's new PS5 console and 68 new PlayStation games take care of OPM issue 177

PS5 is here and the official PlayStation Magazine (OPM) delves deep into the new console and the games that will make it shine.

This special 180-page issue is your one-stop guide to everything of the next generation. Within this issue, you can find new developer interviews behind the biggest games, a hands-on new opinion, and first screenshots and details of Sony's own PS5 successes, including Horizon Forbidden West, Spider-Man Miles Morales, and Gran Tourism 7.

Inside issue 177 of the official PlayStation magazine, on sale on Tuesday 30 June at all major UK kiosks or supermarkets, or sooner if you subscribe, you can find 180 pages of over 60 new games for PS5, PS4 and PS VR, as well as the latest 10-page review of The Last Of Us 2. PS5 fans in the US can subscribe and save up to 47% on a print and digital OPM subscription. All this and the key people at Epic Games reveal more about Unreal Engine 5 and how This technology will change the rules of the game for PS5. The promise of real photographic graphics and a collaboration with Lucasfilm in Star Wars The Mandalorian point to gaming experiences closer to the movie than we could imagine.

Without speculation or rumors, at OPM Issue 177 you can see the new PS5 console in detail and discover the family of peripherals that will expand this next-generation hardware.

Its design is so unique because Sony believes in new beginnings. Jim Ryan, President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, says: "At PlayStation, we believe in generational transitions and work for years to make them happen. We want you to enjoy the unique benefits of moving from one generation to the next."

Behind the returning franchises and new PS5 triple-A titles lie some of the most exciting next-generation games. The team picks 15 new games that we'll play on PS5 only, including the Project developed for Square for PS5: Athia, the standalone gem Kena: Bridge Of Spirits, and Capcom's mysterious and bizarre Death Stranding-in-space adventure Pragmata. Discover all 15 games in OPM number 177.