TOEM 2 will see players embarking on another photography adventure and, like its predecessor, will sport a stylized monochromatic art style, which, as you might imagine, is very much on display in the teaser. Not much else has been shared, but clearly, fans of the original can expect a familiar adventure. 

“It’s exciting, and honestly a bit scary, returning to something so dear to our and others’ hearts,” said Something We Made co-founder Niklas Mikkelsen. “But here’s the best part: the team is back together, including our amazing composers! Alongside them, we’ve also welcomed some new, but familiar faces to the team, bringing fresh energy while staying true to what makes TOEM special. Together, we’re working hard to make TOEM 2 something that can stand proudly beside the original game, celebrating what worked, while improving the rest. It’s an ambitious goal, and we’re doing our absolute best.”

TOEM 2 is still a while away, with a release set for 2026, when it will be available for PC and consoles. Presumably, we can expect it to launch for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo’s next-gen console, though specific details haven’t been revealed on that front yet.

All three titles are live from September 6th to October 3rd, and will also be available for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members. As for what to expect, Granblue Fantasy Versus is a fighting game by Arc System Works with a decent single-player mode, diverse character roster, and questionable netcode. Nevertheless, it looks good and has solid combat mechanics.

Need for Speed Heat is an open-world racing game by Ghost Games, and focuses on street racing, both legal and otherwise. If you’re looking for a more arcade-style racing game with plenty of jumps, frantic escapes from the cops, and more, it may be worth a look. Finally, those seeking a more chilled-out experience with a colorful art style can check out TOEM. It’s all about photography and puzzle solving with some intriguing characters.

Stay tuned for details shortly on the newest upcoming titles for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers.

Need for Speed Heat is Ghost Games’ last major title in the franchise, set in the open world of Palm City (styled after Miami). It focuses on racing events during the day, which awards cash and illegal street racing at night. Evading police in the latter provides REP which is necessary for upgrades.

Granblue Fantasy Versus is a 2.5D fighting game developed by Arc System Works and based on Cygames’ mobile gacha RPG. It offers an extensive roster and accessible combat, along with a story-focused RPG Mode. As for TOEM, it’s a photography-focused game with puzzle-solving and an adorable monochrome art style.

Along with PlayStation Plus Essential, all three games will be free for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers. Stay tuned for the official announcement from Sony in the meantime.