PS Plus subscribers will get an underrated game flop in April

After a March full of great games, we have a rest in April, so there will be time to catch up on leftovers from the past, which PS Plus subscribers will be helped by a trio of games that they will be able to add to their libraries for free.

The biggest attraction this time is the unfortunate shooter Immortals of Aveum, which last year, despite positive reviews (including ours), was an absolute financial failure. “Trying to succeed in today’s market with a single-player AAA shooter was a really terrible idea,” said one of the developers on condition of anonymity (see our article). As end customers, this does not have to bother you so much, so we warmly recommend the game at least to try it out, because it offers beautiful graphics, an original world, fun fights and an interesting story. Because of this, the fact that the protagonist is an extremely unsympathetic cutie can be overlooked, and if the campaign had ended a third earlier, nothing would have happened at all.

The second game given away is the fun action strategy Minecraft Legends, which both adults and children will enjoy thanks to the Czech localization. Although it doesn’t offer as many opportunities for creative release as is usually the case with the Minecraft brand, you can still spend a lot of fun hours in its world (see our review).

The last game on offer is the 2D roguelike Skul: The Hero Slayer, which we haven’t heard of until now, but it has a 93% recommendation from more than 40 thousand reviews on Steam, which means that we should correct our mistake quickly.

All games will be on offer from Tuesday 2nd April. If you add them to your library, they’ll stay there forever, but you’ll need a paid PS Plus membership to play them.