New PS5, PS4 Releases for the Week of April 20 to 26
This week, PlayStation has taken a lighter turn. That doesn't mean variety is dropping off anywhere near. PS5 and PS4 players are getting a mix of indie experiments, strategy titles, and a few popular ones between April 20 and 26. That's why it's not about quantity, it's about quality.
New PS5, PS4 Releases (April 20–26)
| Game | Platform | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
| Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch | PS5, PS4 | April 20 |
| Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege | PS5, PS4 | April 20 |
| Drop Duchy: Complete Edition | PS5 | April 21 |
| Vampire Crawlers | PS5 | April 21 |
| Dark Hours | PS5 | April 22 |
| GluMe | PS5, PS4 | April 22 |
| Tides of Tomorrow | PS5 | April 22 |
| Causal Loop | PS5 | April 23 |
| Dragon Is Dead | PS5 | April 23 |
| The Strongest Job Is Apparently Not a Hero or a Sage, but an Appraiser | PS5, PS4 | April 23 |
| Kiln | PS5 | April 23 |
| Kingdom's Return: Time-Eating Fruit and the Ancient Monster | PS5 | April 23 |
| Sudden Strike 5 | PS5 | April 23 |
| Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes | PSVR2 | April 24 |
| Traysia | PS5, PS4 | April 24 |
Let's get into the details of five PlayStation titles in particular:
Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege
Set in 1698 within the Holy Roman Empire, a corrupted priest disrupts peace by stealing religious relics.
Players step into the role of a former soldier named Rudiger, who now has the responsibility to protect his homeland. The game follows an NES-style structure with multiple stages, enemies, and boss fights.
Dark Hours
Your crew gets trapped in a building in a failed heist attempt. Power outage turns the environment hostile, monsters hunt everyone inside, and the whole scenario becomes more brutal. It's best for you to avoid threats rather than direct combat.
Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes
Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes shifts the series into a first-person PSVR2 experience. Players need to interact directly with the environment and move through confined spaces. The atmosphere gets tense because of the limited sound and visibility.
Drop Duchy: Complete Edition
Drop Duchy: Complete Edition moves on from traditional line-clearing mechanics and focuses on kingdom-building systems. Territory expands upon placing geometric pieces, all while managing threats and resources.
Traysia
Traysia depicts the story of a young protagonist who leaves home to become an adventurer. The narrative and progression of the game are shaped by how the game is structured around multiple scenarios. Rather than a complex system, the focus remains on character journey and world-building.
So, which one will you be launching on your PlayStation this week?
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Written by
Nilendu Brahma
Edited by
Aadesh Dhote