Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege launches April 20 as a two-player co-op NES-era pixel-art action game with 21-stage campaign, bosses, animal familiars, unlockables, and branching routes.

A broader April 19–25 window showcases a mix of fresh PS5 game releases and PS Plus additions, spanning varied styles and mechanics.

Next week's PlayStation lineup blends new PS5/PS4 and PS Plus titles across diverse genres, highlighting a busy period for fans.

From April 22 to 24, several new releases arrive, including Dark Hours, Glume, Tides of Tomorrow, Kiln, Kingdom's Return, Sudden Strike 5, Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes, and Traysia, each with a concise premise.

Dragon is Dead debuts on April 23 as a 2D roguelite where an immortal successor unravels corruption, featuring rogue-lite progression and runic crafting.

Dragon is Dead follows an immortal warrior uncovering the truth behind the Black Dawn in a roguelike narrative from TeamSuneat and PM Studios.

Glume arrives April 22 as a sliding puzzle starring a slime companion across 80 levels, with hidden secrets and retro pixel art.

In Kiln, players sculpt pots to battle in teams, with optional in-game storage at The Wedge enhancing strategy.

Tides of Tomorrow lets players influence outcomes through present decisions in a DigixArt title that emphasizes interwoven futures.

Kiln, coming April 23 from Double Fine, is a 4v4 multiplayer melee where pot shapes influence abilities, featuring online arenas, customization, and social spaces.

Tides of Tomorrow, releasing on April 22, offers narrative-driven exploration on an oceanic planet, where ally choices affect future playthroughs and feel of other players.

Drop Duchy - Complete Edition, arriving April 21, combines puzzle, deckbuilding, and roguelite mechanics with a five-faction system, 110 cards, 100 missions, and strategic resource management.