Insider Reveals Two Games for April's PlayStation Plus
PlayStation Plus subscribers can reportedly look forward to a compelling mix of genres this April, with leaks suggesting the inclusion of both an intense soulslike adventure and a stylish action title.
The information comes from the well-known insider billbil_kun, who has a track record of accurately revealing Sony's upcoming plans. This time, they've shared details regarding two games slated for the April PlayStation Plus selection.
One of the anticipated titles is Lords of the Fallen, a challenging soulslike game developed by CI Games. Originally released a few years ago, a sequel for the game is currently in active development.
According to billbil_kun, the second game expected to join the April PS Plus lineup is Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream.
The synopsis for Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream describes a fascinating premise: "Within ALfheim Online, a new system named 'Galaxia' emerges, offering players the chance to revisit past events. However, 'Galaxia' spirals out of control, causing players from across various timelines and dimensions to be transported! To restore the proper flow of events, Kirito must forge alliances with both former friends and unexpected adversaries."
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