These are the top PS4 and PS5
games launching in April 2024 This month on PlayStation we get new Xbox
games and that's not an April Fool's joke, The Rising Tide arrives on Final Fantasy XVI, a souls-like where you're a Crab,
and Shift Up's first console game; but let's go deeper into this
month's top new games and DLC. First up, we have Abstraction
Games and Gearbox bringing back the failed MOBA Hero shooter in
the new Gigantic Rampage edition. It's a paid game rather than
free to play as
the original and promises a diverse roster of unique heroes,
each with a set of upgradeable abilities. It also has a new game mode, cross-platform
play, new maps, and gameplay improvements. Don't care about MOBAs? then you can team up with
friends to explore a vast, beautiful, and dangerous place
in the form of...your backyard. Grounded, the game version
of Honey I Shrunk the Kids from Obsidian Entertainment and Xbox Game Studios arrives with cross-play and
cross-save between PlayStation,
Xbox, Switch, and PC, plus a new title update. It's not the only Xbox game,
more on that later in the video. On that same day, we get Planet of Lana, which launched from Wishfully and
Thunderful into Game Pass last year. It brings a young girl and her loyal
friend as they embark on a rescue mission through a colorful world full of cold
machines and unfamiliar creatures in an epic sci-fi saga that stretches
across centuries and galaxies. This video focuses on new games
but there are also n
ew DLCs with Dead Island 2 getting its
2nd story expansion in SoLA, bringing you to the ultimate
Californian music festival as a deadly virus sweeps through The
Valley turning its inhabitants into zombies with an underworld rhythm calling
from beyond. Face new enemies and find new legendary weapons to
turn the tide for humanity. Meanwhile, the Tide is rising in the final chapter
of the critically acclaimed Final Fantasy XVI. The Rising Tide takes Clive and
his crew to the lands of Mysida
after they receive a letter
indicating the Dominant of Leviathan, long lost Eikon of Water, is in need of rescue. This unlocks all-new story, battles, sidequests,
weapons, accessories, level cap, and more, adding a new depth to Clive's
journey before the end of the game. There will also be a free update that adds a quick complete function returning you to a
quest giver upon finishing the quest, the option to save ability sets,
customizable controls, and more. Next, we have Eiyuden Chronicle
s Hundred Heroes a game designed to bring players a
modern take on a classic JRPG experience designed by the late Yoshitaka Murayama,
creator of the Suikoden franchise. This second entry in the series allows you
to lead over 100 heroes, hence the title, through a war-torn world only you can save. And you should save your father's spirit
from the dead in Tales of Kenzera ZAU, a Metroidvania coming from EA and Surgent
Studios, founded by Actor Abubakar Salim who you may recognize as Bayek
fr
om Assassin's Creed Origins. You control ZAU, a young shaman who bargains with the God of death to bring
his Baba back from darkness as you brave the beautiful and
treacherous land of Kenzera. From personal stakes now to global threats, you have to save the earth from an
invading alien force in the robot action RPG Megaton Musashi Wired from Level 5. You become the pilot of the giant mech
that serves as humanity's last hope and risk it all in an epic
fight alone or with friends with cross-p
lay and cross-progression
across PS4, PS5, Switch, and Steam. Moving on, developer Aggro Crab is launching
its second game with Another Crab's Treasure, a soulslike adventure set in a vibrant
undersea kingdom on the verge of collapse. There you play as Kril, a hermit crab, who embarks on an epic treasure hunt
to buy back his repossessed shell and discover the dark secrets behind the polluted ocean while arming yourself
with any trash you can find. In contrast to that, Sand Land,
based on t
he manga created by the late Akira Toriyama, brings you to a desert world where both humans and demons suffer
from an extreme water shortage. The action RPG has you controlling Beelzebub, as you learn his powers and
lead a company of heroic misfits into a legendary world filled with bandits,
fierce wildlife, and the Royal Army. On the same day, developer Shift
Up brings its first-ever triple-A game exclusively for PS5 in the
long-anticipated Stellar Blade. You play as Eve in this all-new
s
tory-driven action-adventure game as she attempts to reclaim
Earth for Humankind from strange powerful creatures called the Naytibas, and piece together the mysteries of the
past in the ruins of human civilization. You can also piece together the enigmatic puzzles of time manipulation in the classic
award-winning puzzle platformer Braid, making a return with the new Anniversary Edition. This remaster of the PS360
original has new puzzles, hand-repainted graphics
and fully reimagined sound,
and a completely unreasonable
amount of developer commentary. Back to another Xbox game as
Rare brings Sea of Thieves to PS5 making it its first PlayStation game ever
in the 39-year history of the studio. The smash-hit adventure game offers one
of the best pirate experiences online with lost treasures to plunder, intense
battles, and sea monsters to vanquish. This also arrives with the start of Season
12, adding 3 new weapons and 2 new tools. But if you prefer to explore
the depths of the
ocean instead, there's Dave the Diver arriving on PlayStation. The casual single-player adventure RPG has you fishing and unraveling the mysteries
in the depths of the Blue Hole by day and running a successful exotic
sushi restaurant by night. It also makes a splash with free DLC that
brings Godzilla the King of Monsters. The game was announced with
an April release window in the January State of Play but no
specific date has been provided. And there you have it! Those
are the top PS4 and
PS5 game releases for April 2024. Which ones
are you looking forward to playing? Let us know in the comments below or
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