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A new batch of PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games dropped this week. Like Xbox Game Pass, this will probably go down as one of the best weeks for the video game subscription service this year. Its lineup offers a solid mix of modern games, retro classics, and more experimental titles. For this week’s PlayStation Plus recommendations, I’ve hand-picked the three games new to the service that I think are worth your time.
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess features some intense battles against massive Seethe enemies that force players to approach these challenges differently than regular stages. While positioning continues to be key, making changes on the fly and ordering villages to defend Yoshiro or attack the boss is just as important.
PlayStation 5's open-world games are those with large, sprawling maps that afford players the freedom to explore without much in the way of mandatory linear progression. While these games reward exploration and have a gradual increase in difficulty that matches player skill, some make that difficulty curve much steeper than others. These types of games don't pull punches or give the player much guidance, instead allowing them to try and fail different things until they «get good.»
Japanese developer Sting brought its 2002 role-playing game Riviera: The Promised Land to Steam in a new remaster stocked with useful updates.
The task of creating a new class for the Diablo series, which has stretched for nearly three decades now, is not easy. The newly detailed Spiritborn class, a major component of Diablo 4’s Vessel of Hatred expansion, represents a step forward for Blizzard on its journey to make Diablo 4 and its retinue of job classes more personalized for individual players. At an event held at Blizzard’s headquarters, I sat down with theDiablo 4 team to go hands-on with the Spiritborn class in a slice of Vessel of Hatred and discover its origins.
Experience world bosses, Lord Kazzak and Azuregos, as instanced encounters with up to 40 players.
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A passionate PlayStation fan shares a fun way to help solve fellow players' Decision Paralysis and inadvertently pitches a feature that should definitely be added to PlayStation Plus. When it comes to collecting and playing video games, one of the most common issues people run into is not being able to settle on their next experience, an issue that's compounded by all the subscription services and constant sales handing out titles for next to nothing. Some kind of randomizer would make selecting a game much more straightforward, which is exactly what this player did.