April's PS Plus Premium and Extra Game Lineup Revealed
Apr 09, 2025 4:08 PMSony has announced its lineup of titles for PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra subscribers for April 2025. The highlight includes the critically acclaimed puzzle game Blue Prince, which has received high praise with a five-star rating. Other notable additions are the narrative mystery Lost Records: Bloom & Rage from Don’t Nod, alongside games like Hogwarts Legacy, Battlefield 1, EA Sports PGA Tour, and the culinary cooperative PlateUp! Premium members can also expect classic titles like Alone in the Dark 2 and War of the Monsters. Starting next year, the focus will shift towards PS5 titles, with PS4 games appearing less frequently in the lineup.
What new games are being added to PlayStation Plus in April 2025?New games added include Blue Prince, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, Hogwarts Legacy, Battlefield 1, EA Sports PGA Tour, and PlateUp! Additionally, Premium members get Alone in the Dark 2 and War of the Monsters.
PlayStation Plus continues to evolve with a focus on providing subscribers with high-quality gaming experiences, especially as PS5 adoption increases. This month’s selection not only caters to diverse gaming preferences but also shows Sony's commitment to offering a mix of new and classic titles to engage their audience.
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Stimpy commented on: 2025-04-09 16:30:09
This lineup is a great mix of fresh indies and big-name titles—PlateUp is a sleeper hit for co-op fans, and Hogwarts Legacy still holds up. Love that Premium keeps tossing in deep-cut classics to keep the retro crowd happy.
Sephiroth commented on: 2025-04-09 16:12:09
Solid lineup this month—Blue Prince is an absolute gem for puzzle fans, and throwing in classics like War of the Monsters is a nice nostalgic touch. Kinda wild to see PS4 games slowly fading out, but I guess it’s time to fully embrace the PS5 era.
