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PLAYSTATION PLUS APRIL ADDS HORIZON REMASTER, FRANK STONE

INDUSTRY DESK1 MIN READ
SUN, MAY 10, 2026

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PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers will gain access to seven new titles in April, headlined by Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered and The Casting of Frank Stone. The full lineup launches April 21.

New PlayStation Plus Titles (April 21) Extra and Premium members will receive: - Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered - The Casting of Frank Stone - The Crew Motorfest - Squirrel with a Gun - Football Manager 26 Console - Warriors: Abyss - Monster Train Premium-exclusive addition: - Wild Arms 4 About the Additions Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered brings the acclaimed action RPG to current-generation consoles with visual upgrades. The Casting of Frank Stone is a narrative-driven horror title. The Crew Motorfest offers racing gameplay, while Squirrel with a Gun combines action with quirky humor. Football Manager 26 Console caters to sports simulation fans, Warriors: Abyss delivers action gameplay, and Monster Train blends roguelike and deck-building mechanics. Wild Arms 4, exclusive to Premium, is a classic RPG title. Subscribers should note their existing library while these titles rotate in throughout the month.

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