PlayStation Plus is adding some great games to its Game Catalog, and the biggest news is Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered. This updated version of the popular open-world game Horizon Zero Dawn came out in 2024 with better graphics and performance. Along with Horizon Zero Dawn, players can also look forward to titles like The Crew Motorfest and Monster Train this April.
Relaxing games are perfect for unwinding, but the truly great ones offer something more than just simple relaxation. They prove that you don’t have to choose between being calm and feeling rewarded. These games let you play at your own pace, without pressure or punishment, and still experience the gentle satisfaction of achieving something.
The story-based adventure game, which came out in 2023, was unexpectedly removed from Steam just hours after its publisher, Bruner House, announced their distribution agreement was ending.
Even though some game titles were revealed ahead of time (see details below), we can now share the complete list of games players will find in the catalogue, including a selection of classic titles.
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Next up is FGS Live From Los Angeles, promising even more major games played live from the summer’s biggest gaming events. While it will likely feature games from the main show, it’s also possible we’ll see titles from Summer Game Fest itself, since that event happens beforehand.
Episode 2 introduces a new vehicle for Chen and Uragami. They’ve switched from the Toyota Land Cruiser seen in the first episode to a Honda Civic Type R for their travels.
Mary Shelley’s novel is often seen as the very first post-apocalyptic story. However, the idea of what happens after a global disaster has evolved over the years, especially with changes in technology. While films like The Terminator and Planet of the Apes have offered their own visions of a world after the end, Mad Max remains a hugely influential movie in this genre. This week marks the 47th anniversary of its release on April 12, 1979. George Miller’s original film brought a fresh perspective to the post-apocalypse and continues to inspire movies, TV shows, video games, and comics. Interestingly, Mad Max’s impact has actually grown over time.
I’ve been thinking a lot about Bruce Wayne lately, especially after the whole Bane situation. It really seemed to hit him hard that being Batman was actually harming the people he cared about – his friends were never quite the same after Bane’s attack. So, while stopping Poison Ivy, he made this really tough call to distance himself from everyone, thinking he could protect them by going completely solo as Batman. But then, something terrible happened – an unexpected death proved that even with the best intentions, things aren’t always so straightforward. It was heartbreaking to see, and it made me realize how complicated being a hero can be.
At CinemaCon on April 14th, Warner Bros. showcased its upcoming movies. DC projects, including looks at Supergirl and Clayface, were featured. While The Batman Part II wasn’t discussed during the DC presentation, it’s still planned for release in 2027 or later, according to Warner Bros.’ overall film schedule. Some fans were concerned by its omission from the DC segment, but it appears to still be in development.