In a recent mass interview delivered by 4Gamer (via DualShockers), several prominent figures working on PlayStation games with Sony Computer Entertainment Japan dropped some cryptic hints about what they have in the pipeline for 2018 and beyond.

Teruyuki Toriyama, who many of you might know from Bloodborne is just getting off of No Heroes Allowed! VR and in 2018, hopes to start full scale development on something just in the first phases of planning. Bloodborne 2 please? Another figure related to Bloodborne, its producer Masaaki Yamagiwa, also hopes that that he’s been cooking behind the scenes will finally be able to be shown off.

From the lighter side of their catalog, Takamitsu Ijima, senior game designer from Knack and Knack II, as well as Knack II Senior producer Yusuke Watanabe will be laying the groundwork for projects far further off than next year. Keiichiro Toyama from Gravity Rush will continue to experiment into 2018, and while his work is a long way off he hopes fans will be happy with what comes out.

Finally,Everybody’s Golf Kentaro Motomura will also have some information about that Wild Arms mobile titles as well as maybe a few surprises, while LocoRoco creator Tsutomu Kouno hasn’t been able to ship anything new in the last few years, working on the PS4 remasters of LocoRoco 1 & 2, but hopes that 2018 will be the year he can show off something that will help heal the crazy world we live in.

What do you want to see next from these creators? Sound off in the comments.

Along with some of the bigger names, PlayStation Experience saw a number of other announcements that should keep fans busy when they eventually release.

These include remasters of games like PaRappa The Rapper, Patapon and Locoroco; a new Danganronpa; the return of the Ys series with Ys Origin; the announcement of YAGER’s Dreadnought being exclusive to the PS4 for its console release; a mysterious new adventure title called Vane; fighting game/MMO Absolver; and Nex Machina, the latest title to come from Housemarque of Resogun fame. That’s not including a ton of other indies (like Strafe) that were seen in passing.

And for all the PlayStation Vita players, you’ll be happy to know that some of these games will be heading to the handheld in the coming year.

What are your thoughts on PlayStation Experience this year? Let us know in the comments below, along with whether it was an improvement over last year.