ANOTHER week, another selection of top PlayStation games to enjoy.
There are loads of new titles out on the PlayStation Store this week – ready to grace your new PS5.
The PlayStation Store is Sony’s official online shop for console owners.
You can buy games digitally, downloading them to your console without ever having to handle a disc.
This week, more than a dozen games are being added to the PlayStation Store.
It includes the PS5 version of Auto Chess, a popular strategy game that’s finally made its way to consoles.
Here’s the list of games arriving on or before April 2:
- A Hat in Time: Seal the Deal
- A Hat in Time: Nyakuza Metro
- Acalesia
- Auto Chess
- C14 Dating
- Disco Elysium: The Final Cut
- I Saw Black Clouds
- Metal Gear Solid 6
- Mittelborg: City of Mages
- Narita Boy
- Outbuddies DX
- Outriders
- Squad Killer
- Undermine
It follows last week’s release of the well-received It Takes Two.
This co-op action-adventure has been well-received critically, and is unique in that there’s no single-player option.
The PS5 has been largely sold out since it launched in November 2020.
PlayStation boss Jim Ryan recently admitted that it would be much easier to get a PS5 from July onwards.
The full PS5 costs £449/$499, while a Digital Edition without a disc tray is priced at £359/$399.
They’re up against the Xbox Series X (£449) and Xbox Series S (£249), which hit shelves worldwide November 10.
All four consoles have been sold out around the world, with stock seesawing in and out of availability over the past few weeks.
The PS5 launched with major exclusive games like Spider-Man Miles Morales and a revamped version of Dark Souls for players to enjoy.
Xbox gamers, on the other hand, have a new Halo title to look forward to later this year.
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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