"We are excited to announce we are working with Sony Pictures on developing a film adaptation of our amazingly popular PlayStation game Helldivers 2," said Asad Qizilbash, head of PlayStation Productions,

Helldivers 2, from developer Arrowhead, is of course heavily inspired by cult classic sci-fi movie Starship Troopers. It sees soldiers of the future struggle to defend a fascist Super Earth regime against alien robots called Automatons and bugs called Terminids all the while preaching "Managed Democracy."

Sony seems determined to turn every PlayStation game in its library into a movie or TV show — and it has continued that push by announcing that it’s developing live-action movies based on Horizon Zero Dawn and Helldivers 2.

Finally, Ghost of Tsushima, Sony’s Edo-period samurai game, is being turned into an anime TV series by Aniplex, the studio behind anime including Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Solo Leveling, and Sword Art Online, for the Crunchyroll anime streaming service.

Sony has announced film adaptations of Horizon Zero Dawn and Helldivers 2. Revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas yesterday, the Horizon movie will be produced in partnership with PlayStation Productions and Columbia Pictures, as reported by The Verge.

Sony's CES 2025 press conference was huge on the entertainment front if you're a PlayStation fan. In a series of rapid-fire announcements, the company announced it was making an anime based on Ghost of Tsushima Legends,

Season 2 of the HBO/Sony Pictures Television drama series 'The Last of Us' will launch in April, Sony confirmed Monday at its CES presentation.

Sony announced this latest round of adaptations at its CES press conference this week. The new movies will be based on Helldivers and Horizon Zero Dawn. The former was a surprise hit last year, while the latter has been one of PlayStation’s most successful new franchises,

Columbia Pictures and PlayStation Productions are developing the adaptation of the acclaimed video game The post Sony’s ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ Now in Works as a Feature Film After Planned Netflix Series Shelved appeared first on TheWrap.