TOKYO: March already wrapping up there is already one title that’s confirmed to come, and another that has been hinted to come for next month. The first confirmed is the PS plus April title for the PS3, which is “Dishonored.” PlayStation Universe has spotted a tweet from PlayStation Europe that confirms this.
“Dishonored is coming to PlayStation plus (PS3) in April. Sorry for the confusion this month we pulled the trigger too early!” said the tweet. Since the official announcement came from the PlayStation Europe account, this is confirmed only for Europe territories.
For North America, one game is hinted to come to the PS Plus April line-up. This is “Woah Dave!” as announced via a PlayStation Blog cast. PlayStation Lifestyle reports that PlayStation Account Support Manager Nick Suttner has stated this during the blog cast. He added that the game can be obtained via the PS Plus. But for those who already own the game, it is also a cross-buy from its PS Vita version.
The PS Plus for April is not the only thing that’ buzzing about the PS4. There are new announcements from upcoming games for Sony’s next-gen console.
The game that’s coming from developer Guerilla Games has recently gotten some hints on what the game will hold. If a new job ad is to be believed, then there’s a possibility that the game will have better character-environment interaction, character movement and animation.
Gaming bolt spotted the job ad, and even though there is no specific mention of the PS4 title, the requirements all point towards a role-playing game. The most that Guerrilla Games’ title has revealed is that it will be a sci-fi role-playing game set in an open world. There’s still the E3 2015 coming this year, where games will most likely be revealed, so best to wait for official announcements from the developer.
Another game that’s already confirmed for the PS4 is “Chaos; Child.” It will also be coming to the PS3 and PS Vita. The game had first appeared on the Xbox One with emphasis on the ability to hear in-game calls, but there will be additional features with its debut on the new platforms. This was announced by Chiyomaru Shikura, MAGES. Head at a live-stream cast, reports Anime News Network.
As early as March 30, there will be a demo versions coming for all three. In addition, there have already been hints of limited editions. But the only detail included is the paper craft versions of the Present Box, as well as a drama CD voiced by Risa Taneda, who voices Mio Kunosato.
