Every PS4 Exclusive From Paris Games Week 2015

Now that Sony's Paris Games Week press conference has come and gone, there are a bunch of a PS4 exclusives to keep track of. To save you the trouble of having to find them all yourself, we've compiled a gallery of every exclusive we saw at the show. Check them out!

For all the biggest announcements from the press conference, check out our news roundup. But if you'd like to dive right into the trailers, we've also compiled them all here.

Matterfall is the newest project by Housemarque, the studio behind the well-received PSN arcade action shooter Resogun. It takes place on a futuristic alien world and stars a lone hero fighting against a mysterious and deadly organic matter. Not much is known about how the game will play, but it seems like players will have to learn how to harness and control this matter in order to survive.

Battlezone is a re-imagining of the classic 1980s tank arcade game of the same name. Developed by Rebellion, the studio behind the Sniper Elite series, the game is being made specifically for PlayStation VR. It's expected to release as a launch title for the headset in 2016.

Detroit: Become Human is the latest game by David Cage and his studio Quantic Dream, who gamers will recognize as the developers behind Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls. It stars an android named Kara who must come to grips with the realities of the human condition and the world around her. Astute gamers are likely to recognize the game's concept from an early tech demo that Cage showed off during GDC 2012

Electronic music superstar Avicii announced his first game called Vector. From early footage, it resembles early Harmonix rhythm games, like Frequency and Amplitude. Its gameplay also takes subtle cues with its focus on a ship traveling down a lane as heavy electronic music pulsates in the background.

Gran Turismo Sport is the newest entry in the long running racing simulator series. Unique to the game are its two official FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile) online racing championships, in which players can compete for the chance to be awarded prizes alongside real-life FIA champions. Additionally, the game will also support PlayStation VR. An online beta is expected to launch in early 2016.

Wild is the latest project by Rayman creator Michel Ancel. It's an open world adventure game where you take on the role of a magical shaman with the ability to possess and tame various animal creatures as he explores a vast pre-historic-inspired environment.

Robinson: The Journey is a new survival game taking place on an island inhabited by dinosaurs. Developed by Crytek for PlayStation VR, the game initially began life as a round of tech demos aptly titled Back to Dinosaur Island, but after positive response from various events, Crytek decided to flesh out the demo concept into a full game.

The much anticipated No Man's Sky is finally set to release in June 2016. For the uninitiated, the game is a procedurally generated open world adventure where players can explore and discover uncharted planets, each with their own unique flora and fauna. It's developed by indie game studio Hello Games, who are most known for their work on the Joe Danger series.

Rigs: Mechanized Combat League is a new arena shooter developed for the PlayStation VR. It centers around futuristic competitive sports-themed battles between players that pilot large mechanized robot suits.

Street Fighter V is the latest installment in the classic fighting game series that popularized the genre among gamers. Featuring 16 playable characters with both new and revamped movesets, the game is looking to be the most different Street Fighter yet. After months of waiting, it was finally confirmed at Paris Games Week to launch February 16, 2016.

Naughty Dog's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is the "final" Uncharted game starring the famous treasure hunter Nathan Drake, as it throws him into one last climactic adventure. Like previous recent entires, it will also feature multiplayer mode including many of the franchise's most iconic characters. The game is set to release on March 18, 2016 with a beta scheduled to begin December 4.

Dreams is the newest project by Media Molecule, the studio behind the well-received LittleBigPlanet and Teraway series. Like their previous games, it will also feature creative elements, focusing on dream worlds that players can design and interact with. A beta is expected to launch sometime in 2016.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is a new open world action-adventure game from Killzone developer Guerrilla Games that blends visual elements from modern and pre-historic times. It stars a hunter named Aloy, as she explores a post-apocalyptic land ruled by robotic creatures. Currently, the game has no release date, but it's expected to come out sometime in 2016.

A new Ratchet & Clank game is being developed by series creators Insomniac Games, in order to coincide with the release of the upcoming movie. The game will serve as an updated re-telling of the events from the first game in the series. Like the movie, it's also set to launch sometime in Spring 2016.

Boundless is a Minecraft-inspired open world game where up to four players can join up to explore a vast procedurally generated landscape. Interestingly enough, players are not restricted to the worlds they are thrown in, as they can freely lay down a portal that can take them to new worlds. The game will release sometime in 2016.

Tekken 7 is finally releasing on consoles. Initially released in Japanese arcades this past March, the game was confirmed for release on PS4. It will dive deeper into the story of the Mishima clan's past, while also maintaining the classic fighting mechanics we've seen in previous games.

The well-received PS Vita game Gravity Rush is getting a sequel for the PS4 in 2016. The game centers on the adventures of Kat, who must use her ability to control gravity to fight against an army of dangerous creatures known as the Nevi. From early trailers, it looks like Kat will be getting a new ally to fight alongside her this time around.