THE next PS Plus lineup has leaked online ahead of its official unveiling next week.
PlayStation fans can download “Hood Outlaws & Legends” in addition to “Slay The Spire” for free throughout April.
They’ll be available from April 5, according to French forum Deolabs, a website that has accurately predicted PS Plus lineups in the past.
While the news all but confirms what to expect from PS Plus next month, take it with a pinch of salt until Sony confirms it.
April’s headline free game is Hood Outlaws & Legends, which will be available on both the PS5 and PS4.
The multiplayer title pitches players against one another in a violent, brutal medieval world.
You’ll join forces with other players in a bid to outplay rival gangs to perform a series of daring heists.
Next up is Slay The Spire, an addictive, single-player PS4 title that plays like a card game.
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Players are tasked with fighting through a tower filled with strange creatures using a gradually expanding deck of cards.
Rounding off April’s lineup is the PS4 version of Spongebob Squarepants: Battle For Bikini Bottom Rehydrated.
The 2020 platform game is based on the Nickelodeon animated series, “SpongeBob SquarePants”.
Players take control of some of the show’s most beloved characters to take down their old foe, Plankton.
PS Plus is a premium subscription service for PS4 and PS5 gamers.
It gives you access to online multiplayer as well as exclusive discounts across the PlayStation Store.
But it also nets you two hand-picked PS4 games to download and play each month, which remain available as long as you’re a member.
Following the release of the PS5, you now get a PS5 title each month, too.
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Many PlayStation owners will subscribe to PS Plus for the multiplayer alone, so the free games are a pleasant bonus.
Until Aprl 5, gamers can download “ARK: Survival Evolved”, “Ghost of Tsushima: Legends”, “Team Sonic Racing”, and “Ghostunner.”
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