PlayStation Now’s April titles are here including three that are worth sinking your teeth into.
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood, however, is not one of those titles. Yes, it’s joining PlayStation’s Game Pass style subscription service and yes, its presence lets us make as many werewolf jokes as we can reasonably get away with. But for a game about werewolves, it’s not going to have you howling at the moon. It has an awful lot of rough edges, as we pointed out in our review.
Fortunately, WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship, Outer Wilds and Journey to the Savage Planet have also landed on PlayStation Now and they’re all top-notch titles. Bear in mind that these are the PlayStation 4 versions of those titles, so while we remarked that WRC 10’s “DualSense support is second to none in the racing genre”, you won’t get that with PlayStation Now.
If you’re not a rally fan, Outer Wilds and Journey to the Savage Planet will send you to the stars. The latter is a gorgeous and slightly tongue-in-cheek adventure that sees you trying to find a way off a distinctly unfriendly planet, and it’s an awful lot of fun.
PlayStation Now games for April:
🌌 Outer Wilds
🏁 WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship
👽Journey to the Savage Planet
🐺Werewolf The Apocalypse – Earthblood
https://t.co/556zyMHuLG pic.twitter.com/yQ14C4cYyc— PlayStation (@PlayStation) April 4, 2022
The latter, on the other hand, sees you roaming a mini-galaxy, which would be chill experience if not for the fact that every twenty minutes, or sooner, you wake up back on your home planet. We called it “..an enthralling excursion that you’d be mad to miss out” and now it’s “free”, to PlayStation Now subscribers, there’s no excuse to miss out.
All these titles are available now and, unlike some PlayStation Now, Sony hasn’t provided a date when they’re leaving the service so they should be sticking around for a while. And if you’re wondering what other PlayStation Now titles you should tackle, check out our list here. We’re sure there’s a few you’ll lycan.
Sorry.
