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While Sony hasn’t announced the official full lineup of games heading to PlayStation Plus Game Catalog in April 2024, we do know of two titles: Dave the Diver and Tales of Kenzera: ZAU. Dave the Diver, which originally entered Early Access in October 2022, quickly gained popularity upon its full release in June 2023. Ported to Switch in October 2023, the game makes its way to PlayStation on April 16, offering gamers a unique blend of ocean exploration adventure and restaurant management simulation. PlayStation Plus members can play it from day one.
Tales of Kenzera: ZAU will also be available from day one as a PlayStation Plus Game Catalog title. This 2.5D story-driven action-exploration game explores how love can inspire the courage to move on after a devastating loss. Available at its launch on April 23, it will be accessible to both PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members. Joe Richardson, Community Manager at EA, has shared an extensive blog post detailing the upcoming title from Surgent Studios.
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