Oct 18, 2016 04:30 AM EDT By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

In this year's Paris Game Week, Sony has released the list of games which will appear on this year's exhibit. The games consist of numerous PS4 and PlayStation VR titles, wherein the list appeared on PlayStation blog. Some of these games are playable, but there are also few titles which will be displayed in theater.

This is the full list of games to be displayed, according to Attack of the Fan Boy:

The Playable PlayStation VR Games are"Farpoint," "Batman Arkham VR," "Resident Evil 7 VR," "RIGS," "Until Dawn - Rush of Blood," "Robinson: The Journey," "Final Fantasy XV," "Eagle Flight," "Rise of the Tomb Raider," "Bound," "Diveclub VR," "EVE: Valkyrie," "Kitchen," "Battlezone," "VR Worlds," "Headmaster," "Moto Racer 4," "Playroom VR" and "Carnival."

The titles for Playable PlayStation 4 Games are "Horizon: Zero Dawn," "GT Sport," "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare," "Gravity Rush 2," "Final Fantasy XV," " Uncharted 4: A Thief's End," "FIFA 17," "For Honor," "Destiny: Rise of Iron," "Mafia III," "PES 17," "Steep," "NBA 2K17," "Skylander: Imaginators," "The Tomorrow Children," "Abzu," "Drawn to Death" and "Everybody's Golf."

The games which will be presented in the Theater are "Horizon: Zero Dawn" on PS4 Pro 4K UHD, HDR, infamous "Second Son: First Light" on PS4 Pro 4K UHD, HDR, "The Last Guardian" and "Detroit: Become Human."

Paris Games Week will be running from Oct. 27 to Oct. 30. It is with great hope that Sony will be announcing more surprises for the event, which will open its doors for over 40 games meant for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR.

The event will also feature more than 300 devices which attendees of the event can test. Title for PlayStation VR will surely be a hit, since players are excited to take part in the virtual reality experience. As for PlayStation 4, games such as "The Last Guardian" and "Horizon: Zero Dawn" will be the highlight, as reported by Game Transfers.

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