Hold onto your controllers, gamers, because this week is shaping up to be an absolute feast for PlayStation enthusiasts! With a staggering array of new releases hitting the shelves, your PS5, PS4, and PS Plus libraries are about to get a serious upgrade. But here's the real question: which of these titles will claim the top spot in your gaming queue?
From February 16th to 22nd, you’re in for a treat with over 17 new games and PS Plus additions. Among them are some heavy hitters that are sure to grab your attention. Take Avowed, for instance, a first-person fantasy action RPG set in the captivating world of Eora, first introduced in the Pillars of Eternity franchise. Or how about Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, swinging its way into the PS Plus Extra lineup? But here's where it gets controversial: with so many options, how will you decide which game deserves your time first?
Let’s dive into the full lineup, shall we?
New PS5, PS4 Games This Week (16th-22nd February)
Aerial_Knights Dropshot (17th February - PS5): Imagine being thrown out of a plane into a chaotic, fast-paced action shooter. Your mission? Survive wild traps, take out enemies, and land in one piece—all while looking cool. And this is the part most people miss: the game’s unique blend of finger-blasting action, dragons, and power-ups makes it a must-try for adrenaline junkies.
Avowed (17th February - PS5): From the award-winning team at Obsidian Entertainment, this game immerses you in a richly detailed fantasy world. But here’s the kicker: will it live up to the hype of its predecessors? Only time will tell.
Calamity Angels: Special Delivery (17th February - PS5, PS4): Lead a quirky group of carriers through treacherous terrain, battling monsters and rival delivery teams. It’s part RPG, part comedy, and all heart. Controversial take: Could this be the sleeper hit of the week?
Under the Island (17th February - PS5, PS4): Step into a 2D action-adventure brimming with ‘90s nostalgia. As Nia, you’ll battle monsters, solve puzzles, and uncover mysteries. But here’s the twist: can a game so steeped in retro charm appeal to modern gamers?
KLETKA (18th February - PS5, PS4): Descend into the depths of a Gigastructure, where your survival depends on feeding a hungry elevator. Yes, you read that right. Thought-provoking question: Is this the most bizarre premise of the week, or a genius twist on survival horror?
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Death Howl (19th February - PS5): A dark, myth-shrouded journey where you play as Ro, a hunter seeking to bring her son back from the dead. With over 30 enemy types and 160 cards to harness, this game promises depth. Controversial interpretation: Is this a masterpiece of storytelling, or just another card-based RPG?
Death Match Love Comedy (19th February - PS5, PS4): From the creators of Raging Loop, this visual novel blends slapstick comedy, occult experiences, and romance. But here’s the part most people miss: It’s not just funny—it’s surprisingly deep.
Love Eternal (19th February - PS5, PS4): Wander through a castle of bitter memories in this psychological horror platformer. The devious trials and unsettling narrative will keep you on edge. Thought-provoking question: Can a game about memories truly haunt you?
Manairons (19th February - PS5): A 3D action platformer set in the Pyrenees, where ancient legends collide with modern quirks. Controversial take: Is this the most underrated release of the week?
Showgunners (19th February - PS5, PS4): In a dystopian future, you’re a contestant in a brutal reality show. Navigate lethal traps and face off against psychopaths in this high-octane adventure. But here’s the twist: Is it too over-the-top, or just the right amount of chaos?
Soulslinger: Envoy of Death (19th February - PS5): Unleash incredible powers in Limbo as you battle a criminal cartel. Upgrade your abilities and become the ultimate Soulslinger. Thought-provoking question: Can this game redefine the action genre?
Styx: Blades of Greed (19th February - PS5): Play as Styx, a cunning goblin on a quest for Quartz in a war-torn world. Stealth is your weapon, but will it be enough? Controversial interpretation: Is Styx the most likable antihero of the year?
WiZmans World ReTry (19th February - PS5, PS4): Harness magic, absorb enemies, and evolve your homunculi in this spellbinding adventure. But here’s the part most people miss: It’s not just about magic—it’s about strategy.
Baladins (20th February - PS5): Follow legendary heroes on a quest to entertain the masses. It’s quirky, it’s fun, and it’s unlike anything else this week. Thought-provoking question: Can a game about entertainment truly entertain?
Prize Fighter: Heavyweight Edition (20th February - PS5, PS4): Step into the ring in this remastered classic. But here’s the kicker: Can a game from the past still pack a punch today?
Ys X: Proud Nordics (20th February - PS5): Join Adol and Karja on an unforgettable journey across Obelia Gulf. With new quality-of-life improvements and a time-trial dungeon, it’s a must-play. Controversial take: Is this the best Ys game yet?
New PS Plus Extra, Premium Games This Week
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (17th February - PS Plus Extra): Swing into action with everyone’s favorite web-slinger. But here’s the question: Is it as good as the first?
Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown (17th February - PS Plus Extra): Race through a sun-soaked open world. Thought-provoking question: Can it compete with other racing giants?
Neva (17th February - PS Plus Extra): A unique adventure that blends storytelling and gameplay. Controversial interpretation: Is it too artsy for the average gamer?
Season: A Letter to the Future (17th February - PS Plus Extra): Capture memories in a world on the brink of collapse. But here’s the part most people miss: It’s not just a game—it’s an experience.
Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin (17th February - PS Plus Extra): Dive into the world of Monster Hunter with these RPG spin-offs. Thought-provoking question: Which one is the better entry?
Venba (17th February - PS Plus Extra): A narrative-driven game that explores culture and cuisine. Controversial take: Is it too niche, or a hidden gem?
Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition (17th February - PS Plus Extra): A post-apocalyptic adventure with enhanced visuals. But here’s the twist: Can it stand out in a crowded genre?
Rugby 25 (17th February - PS Plus Extra): Hit the field in this rugby simulation. Thought-provoking question: Is it the sports game of the year?
Disney Pixar WALL-E (17th February - PS Plus Premium): Relive the classic adventure of everyone’s favorite robot. Controversial interpretation: Is it a nostalgic trip, or a dated experience?
So, there you have it—a week packed with gaming goodness. But here’s the final question: Which of these titles will you be adding to your collection? Let us know in the comments below, and don’t forget to subscribe to Push Square on YouTube for more gaming updates!
