This may be a good time to be a fan of Bethesda’s game lineup. Sony has detailed the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium game catalog additions for April, and more than a few of them come from Bethesda studios like id Software and Arkane. Most notably, you’ll find Doom Eternal and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. These are no longer fresh games, but they’re still some of the better-known first-person shooters in recent memory.
Other Bethesda titles bundled with the subscriptions include Wolfenstein: The Old Blood and the horror game The Evil Within. Not that you’re stuck playing one publisher’s games. The Pixar-like Kena: Bridge of Spirits is now available, as is the card battler/roguelike hybrid Slay the Spire and Ubisoft’s extreme sports title Riders Republic. Sackboy: A Big Adventure is part of the package as well, although it’s also available to Essential members.
PS Plus Premium members mostly get access to Bethesda classics. The first three Doom games and Doom 64 are included, as is Dishonored: Definitive Edition.
It’s not all good news, unfortunately. Sony warns that Spider-Man, Resident Evil and NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 are some of the games departing the catalog by May 15th. As much as PS Plus’ library of games has expanded since Extra and Premium became available, the additions aren’t always permanent.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/aprils-ps-plus-extra-and-premium-games-include-doom-eternal-and-kena-bridge-of-spirits-165022648.html?src=rss
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