Every Video Game Release Date (April 2024)
April is not only ushering in the beginnings of warmer weather and sunshine, but also many highly anticipated video games, such as and the DLC. The incredible looking game, based on the Akira Toriyama manga series of the same name, and many others are also arriving to show off stunning and unique artwork. This month should hold a little of everything to satisfy gamers with all genres, as well as spanning the range of deep and involved narratives to calming puzzles.
Many games that have already been released on other systems are also making their way to new platforms in April 2024. Award-winning games like and are launching on PlayStation consoles this month, although does not have a specific date in April just yet. The decorating and construction simulation game, is also coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in April. These, along with all the brand-new releases happening, are expanding the reach of many games for players this spring.
Two of the biggest video game releases to come in April 2024, include DLC for and the sci-fi adventure will add a deep story, battles, and more while raising the level cap of. The paid DLC will cover a portion of the game that was intentionally left vacant as a mystery for players. It is a larger and much more significant expansion than the previous DLC, and one that many fans have been anxious to see.
Meanwhile, is another PS5 exclusive game which had previously been known as while in development. After losing a war against alien invaders, humans have been driven from Earth, and it is up to 's main protagonist, Eve, to help take the planet back. The game has had the attention of many for many years and promises fast-paced combat and a deep story.
April 2024 will have a pretty steady drip of new games launching nearly every day of the month, particularly in the latter-half. Nearly every genre is represented, from the sports simulation of to the survival-horror of and everything in between. Even the are getting in on the action with
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