Sony has officially dropped a massive, high-quality lineup for the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog this month. Starting today, April 21, subscribers on the Extra and Premium tiers can dive into a thrilling wave of open-world blockbusters, quirky indie titles, and narrative horror. Here is a complete breakdown of the new games you can download right now.
PlayStation Plus April 2026 Games Revealed
The Heavy Hitters
Top of this month’s outstanding lineup is Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered (PS5), providing players the opportunity to live through the legendary origins of Aloy in a completely graphically enhanced version. (A side note, the PS4 version will have the Complete Edition.)
For those looking for fast-paced action, they can speed their way through a visually stunning Hawaiian island chain in The Crew Motorfest (PS4, PS5). On the other hand, sports enthusiasts can manage the best football team in history with Football Manager 26 Console (PS5).
Action, Horror, and Sandbox Mayhem
The April catalog also brings plenty of variety beyond the AAA giants:
- Frank Stone: The Casting (PS5): An immensely cinematic and branching horror title based on the universe of Dead by Daylight created by the legendary Supermassive Games.
- Squirrel with a Gun (PS5): A delightfully absurd combination of puzzles, platforms, and guns where the player gets to control a crazy squirrel packing heat.
- Warriors: Abyss (PS4, PS5): The latest game from Koei Tecmo, an action roguelite that features over 100 historic characters and countless waves of demons.
- Monster Train (PS5): A strategically complex roguelike card game that involves defending various vertical battlefields in order to secure the sacred pyre.
Premium Classics Addition
As usual, PS Plus Premium subscribers get the exclusive retro gaming treat. For this month, the iconic JRPG for the PS2 Wild Arms 4 comes to the library of classics. Dive into the scarred world of Filgaia with modern-quality-of-life features such as custom video filters, up-rendering, and quick rewind.
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