In May 2025, the PS Plus Essential games have been unveiled! We’re curious to hear your thoughts on the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 titles that will be available.
Although it might not be the main attraction as per Sony’s promotional materials, Balatro is the game that captivates you in this particular instance. This
Balatro shares the spotlight with enduring survival game, Ark: Evolved Survival, and robust old-school shooter, Warhammer 40K: The Bolter.
To put it simply, I can’t help but express my feelings about Ark: Survival Evolved. If you’re already acquainted with its prehistoric landscape teeming with dinosaurs, then you’re either a fan or have dabbled in its world. For those who haven’t yet ventured into it, perhaps the allure of dinosaurs hasn’t been enough to pique your interest. However, as a fan myself, I must admit that Ark has grown tremendously over the years, making it a substantial offering for PS Plus members.
Certainly, Boltgun offers an enjoyable shoot-’em-up experience that effectively captures the atmosphere of Warhammer 40K in pixelated form reminiscent of DOOM. Definitely worth trying out, if I may borrow a phrase.
By the way, how do you feel about the PS Plus Essential games for May 2025? Please cast your vote in our polls, and don’t forget to click on the ‘Add to Library’ button located in the comment section beneath this post.
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2025-05-03 20:06