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007 First Light: Become the Young James Bond — Release & Why It's a Must-Play

007 First Light is out now on PS5, Xbox & PC from the Hitman studio. A young Bond origin story, gadgets and espionage — release date and why it's the power fantasy to grab.

Platforms
PS5 / Xbox Series X|S / PC (Switch 2 in Q3 2026)
Released
May 27, 2026
Studio
IO Interactive (Hitman)
Story
Young Bond origin
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Official trailer via YouTube (© respective publisher).

Ever wanted to be James Bond? 007 First Light — from the Hitman studio — lets you play his origin: young, sharp, and not yet the legend.

The fantasy of being completely in control

Real life rarely lets you feel unflappably competent. A great spy game does — it hands you a plan, a gadget and a room full of problems, and makes you feel clever for solving them. That sense of mastery and composure is a genuine mood-lifter, and no character sells it like 007.

Made by the right studio

IO Interactive spent years perfecting stealthy, systemic sandboxes in Hitman. Pointing that expertise at a young Bond — recruited into a revived 00 programme, with a rogue former agent as his first real test — is exactly the pairing fans hoped for.

Why grab it now

It is out today on PS5, Xbox and PC, so there is no waiting. If you want to spend an evening being the coolest, most capable person in the room, this is the cleanest way to do it.

FAQ

Who makes 007 First Light?

IO Interactive, the studio behind the acclaimed Hitman series — so the stealth-and-gadgets pedigree is real.

Is it out yet?

Yes — it released May 27, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. A Nintendo Switch 2 version is due in Q3 2026.

Is this the movie Bond?

No — it is a fresh, original origin story of a young, still-reckless Bond joining the 00 programme, not a film tie-in.

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