We haven’t seen much of one of the games yet, but Sony Interactive Entertainment has shown us more of the other.

The two games are Bloody Boots and Lokko. The former is a first-person action game, while the latter is a 3D platformer. Bloody Boots by Weloadin is a high-voltage third-person action-adventure game set in Crank Town, a dystopian entertainment center powered by junk-punk advances in biotechnology. This city thrives on illegal gambling and gruesome acts that push the boundaries of morality with twisted and chaotic activities. Play as a fugitive teenager caught in the lawless chaos of Crank Town. In a playground of ruthless mutants, mech-enhanced supervillains and savage bosses. Fight for your ticket out and prepare for adrenaline-pumping action.

Help Lokko and his brother defeat the evil Goobol Corporation and deliver hot pizzas around the world in Lokko by Appy Monkeys! Lokko is a unique 3D platformer where fun meets creativity. Create and share challenging levels seamlessly in real time across PlayStation 5, PC and iOS. Create your own character and design your enemies and bosses. Harness the power of DualSense across all three platforms. Players can share their creations and compete against their friends anytime, anywhere. Be the one who makes the best, most fun levels!

It has built-in level editors for platforming and car racing, giving players the ability to create and share their own levels. Link advanced level designs by chaining timers, accelerators and switches, place NPCs and bosses to create fun playable levels with your friends. Easy to use and intuitive controls with game controllers and keyboard/mouse support. The built-in character editors allow you to customize your player character endlessly. Change the look of your character by deleting, adding, and painting blocks with easy-to-use controls. Apply your changes directly to all single-player levels and share your custom levels with the click of a button.

Change the look and behavior of all NPC enemies by adding, deleting, and painting blocks. Immediately swap them into the level editor to see how they behave in-game and in your custom levels. Create custom racing tracks with an awesome track editor, build road curves, ramps and loops with your own forklift, test your levels and drive in real time without leaving the game.

A picture of Bloody Boots and a video of Lokko have been released.

Source: Gematsu, PlayStation Blog