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For PlayStation Plus subscribers, April is going to be a little bit spooky, a tad sporty and extra squirrelly. PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium players will get access to The Crew Motorfest<\/em>, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered<\/em>, Football Manager 26 Console<\/em>, Warriors: Abyss<\/em>, Squirrel with a Gun<\/em>, The Casting of Frank Stone<\/em> and Monster Train<\/em>. Additionally,Wild Arms 4<\/em> will be exclusive to Premium libraries. Expect the full lineup to go live on April 21.<\/p>\n The Crew Motorfest<\/em>, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered<\/em>, Warriors: Abyss <\/em>and Wild Arms 4 <\/em>will hit PS4 and PS5 consoles, while the rest of the month’s additions are PS5 only. In the case of Horizon<\/em>, PS4 players will receive Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition<\/em>, rather than the PS5 remaster.<\/p>\n Horizon, The Crew and Football Manager are self-explanatory at this point in gaming history, but here’s a quick rundown of the more underground titles on April’s list: Warriors: Abyss<\/em> is a hectic hack-and-slash roguelite from Koei Tecmo; Squirrel with a Gun<\/em> is a silly yet competent third-person shooter from a two-man indie team; Monster Train<\/em> is a much-loved demonic deckbuilder from Shiny Shoe and Good Shepherd Entertainment; and Wild Arms 4<\/em> is a PS2-era RPG from Japanese studio Media.Vision.<\/p>\n The Casting of Frank Stone<\/em> is what PlayStation Plus was made for, in my estimation. It comes from Supermassive, a campy-horror studio that I’m quite fond of, but it’s a crossover with Dead by Daylight<\/em>, a game I’ve never played, despite a latent interest in its vibe. For whatever reason, Frank Stone<\/em> never eclipsed other titles in my to-play pile and in the harsh light of 2026, I was on the verge of forgetting all about it. Now that it’s being shoved in my digital face (complimentary<\/em>), I’m ready to give it a go. And who knows, maybe it’ll be a gateway into the rich world of Dead by Daylight<\/em>.<\/p>\n