Hogwarts Legacy headlines the new PS Plus lineup for April
Sony has revealed the new lineup of games joining the PlayStation Plus catalog in April 2025. Hogwarts Legacy is the big headlining title for the month, followed by two new day one releases, The Blue Prince and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage.
Hogwarts Legacy - PS4, PS5 | Playstation Plus Extra and Premium
An open-world RPG set within the Harry Potter universe, Hogwarts Legacy lets you experience the famed school of magic in the 1800s. Expect to run into characters and magical beasts from the books as you master your spells and craft potions on your way to becoming a wizard.
Blue Prince - PS5 | Playstation Plus Extra and Premium
Explore Mt. Holly, a mysterious manor with 45 shifting rooms, where each room shapes itself based on your chosen path. You must search the shifting hallways and find the mythical Room 46. Blue Prince will be playable on April 10.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage - PS5 | Playstation Plus Extra and Premium
A new narrative adventure game from Dontnod (Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, Life is Strange), Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, tells the story of four high-schoolers in the 90s. As Swann, you must get to know and form bonds with your new friends - Nora, Autumn, and Kat. Like previous Dontnod adventures, your choices and interactions with them will shape the rest of the story. Lost Records: Bloom & Rage will be playable on April 15.
Besides these highlights, EA Sports PGA Tour will be available on the PS5, Battlefield 1 on the PS4, and the management/cooking game PlateUp! on the PS4 and PS5.
Classics catalog for PlayStation Premium
Sony is adding two new titles to the classics catalog for the Premium tier - Alone in the Dark 2 and War of the Monsters on PS4 and PS5. Alone in the Dark 2 is the sequel to 1992's genre-defining survival horror classic. The story continues the adventures of Edward Carnby as he investigates the kidnapping of a young woman.
War of the Monsters is a kaiju brawler featuring armored robots, giant larva beasts, and fully destructible environments. The PS2 classic from 2003 has been upscaled to HD with full trophy support.
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