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Memorial Day is coming up, so you’re probably wondering what games you should play on your PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 over the holiday weekend. Lucky for you, a new batch of games were added to the PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra game catalog earlier this week, and it brought plenty of games well worth your time. Three in particular stand out to me; download them today and try them out over the next few days.
It's always been a dream of mine to be some no-nonsense street punk roaming some future dystopia where tech has reached an advanced stage — basically, the world of . After all, I'm a kid of the 90s, and movies like,, and even the oft-panned Stephen Spielberg's (though that was released in 2001) made my childhood, instilling memories of a not-too-distant future where I could have a really cool robot arm to smash things apart with. Sadly, my aspirations to be a part man, part robot failed to materialize in any meaningful way in real life or via a good video game.
CD Projekt Red always brings a special attention to detail in its games: I remember my shock at learning about the Witcher 3 easter egg that takes seven in-game years to find. That same sensibility definitely holds strong in Cyberpunk 2077, where you can actually find Idris Elba's character, Solomon Reed—who was added to the game in the Phantom Liberty expansion—tucked away in Night City minding his own business before you start Phantom Liberty's main quest.
2022 was a fantastic year for detective games: we got both sprawling murder mystery The Case of the Golden Idol and cozy plant shop puzzle game Strange Horticulture. 2024 is shaping up pretty mysteriously, too: a new Golden Idol game is due out this year, and in even more exciting news, a follow-up to Strange Horticulture has been announced today.
The last mission of 's DLC can look different depending on your choices, with one option letting you get powerful gear like the Blackwall Quickhack and Erebus weapon blueprints. Strong Cyberware and guns are the best tools in Night City, making these designs very valuable. You will have to commit to a specific decision to obtain these items as you conclude the DLC's story.
Once you've done and seen everything there is in the base Fallout 4 game, it's time to venture out beyond the Commonwealth. The Far Harbor DLC was the first to add an entirely new zone to the game, but it doesn't stick it onto the existing map. It doesn't take long to get yourself to the new island once you know the proper steps, but you need to do a few specific things in the game before it will be an option, and the game won't tell you what those requirements are. This is all you need to know about how to start the Far Harbor DLC in Fallout 4.
culminates in an explosive ending, although exactly what kind depends on a final choice made by the player in the last few hours of its campaign. There are two main endings to, each of which is tied to one of the main factions in the Institute conflict. However, minor details of the ending are also influenced by the player's relationships with the various factions of . Both their alliances and their rivalries will come into play in the final moments of, bringing an all-encompassing conclusion to an epic story of warring ideologies.
Valve hasn't responded to our emails about Deadlock, an alleged unannounced Valve hero shooter which is leaking all over the internet. That's pretty typical for Valve, which tends to say nothing about leaks or rumors before one day dropping a casual blog post announcement. We'll see if that's how they play it this time.