Wild Arms 4 and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered join the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog from April 21

Starting April 21st, PlayStation Plus subscribers will have access to new games. Wild Arms 4 will be available for those with PlayStation Plus Premium. Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered (for PS5) and Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition (for PS4) will be available to both PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members. You can find more details about these additions on Sony’s PlayStation blog.

Who is Maverick in The Boys Season 5? Gen V cameo explained

The first three episodes of the season finale have already featured the introduction of Teenage Kix, the return of Soldier Boy, and left viewers wondering about Black Noir’s fate. Plus, we’ve seen Vought’s Freedom Camps and the emergence of a dangerous virus affecting Supes…

My Knife Farm codes (April 2026)

These codes typically give players Diamonds and boosts to speed up their progress. Below, you’ll find a list of all current codes and instructions on how to redeem them.

DragonSword: Awakening is coming to PC via Steam this July

The upcoming game draws heavily from DragonSword, which originally released in South Korea this January as a live-service title. However, according to Hound13’s Hooon, this new version, called Awakening, will be a one-time purchase – there won’t be a monthly subscription. They do plan to offer downloadable content like character outfits and mounts, though.

League of Legends players can soon vote to quickly end games ruined by griefing trolls

Experienced players of competitive games know how frustrating it is when a teammate intentionally sabotages the match, essentially ruining the game for everyone. This isn’t a problem unique to Riot Games, and it’s become so widespread that some websites are now even paying players to lose games – not just in League of Legends, but also in other popular titles like Marvel Rivals and Overwatch.

10 Issues Holding Final Fantasy 14 Back Today

These problems aren’t simple and can’t be fixed with a few quick updates. They’re deeply rooted in how Final Fantasy 14 is played and the way its community interacts. The game has evolved over years through many changes, and now faces an uncertain future. While the development team, led by Yoshi-P, suggests significant changes are coming, they haven’t provided many specifics.