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This week, PlayStation Store welcomes new Metal Gear coop survival spin-off, . Team up with friends and fight off waves of enemies in hectic battles.
Elsewhere, strap in for some action RPG goodness in Sword Art Online, while Rad Rodgers will take you straight back to the joys of classic ’90s platformers. takes you to a puzzling dystopian future filled with robots on PS VR, while The Residence DLC is the final chapter of Little Nightmare’s spine-chilling adventure.
1. Metal Gear Survive
Metal Gear Survive picks up the action right after the destruction of Mother Base in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Through a dimensional portal, Big Boss’ Militaires Sans Frontières enter an alternate reality where their survival skills will be put to the test.
From former Battlefield and Mirror’s Edge developers comes Apex Construct, a striking action/adventure for PS VR. In a dystopian future where merciless robots have taken over and two powerful AIs are fighting it out, you will need to explore this apocalyptic world armed only with a bow and solve puzzles to uncover its darkest secrets.
Get your torch and prepare for the third and final chapter of Little Nightmares. Dive into a dark tale and solve puzzles as Six faces the terrors of childhood in the mysterious and ominous Residence.
Sword Art Online’s latest virtual world is one of guns rather than swords. Following the events of the hit anime Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization, Fatal Bullet lets you create your own avatar and enter the virtual world of Gun Gale Online, a first-person shooter roleplay game.
Retro-platformer Rad Rodgers comes to PS4! Follow the adventures of Rad, a mischievous young boy who plays too many video games, and his sentient console Dusty through fun-filled levels of platforming action.
Out this week
21st February
22nd February
23rd February
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Elsewhere, strap in for some action RPG goodness in Sword Art Online, while Rad Rodgers will take you straight back to the joys of classic ’90s platformers. takes you to a puzzling dystopian future filled with robots on PS VR, while The Residence DLC is the final chapter of Little Nightmare’s spine-chilling adventure.
1. Metal Gear Survive
Metal Gear Survive picks up the action right after the destruction of Mother Base in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Through a dimensional portal, Big Boss’ Militaires Sans Frontières enter an alternate reality where their survival skills will be put to the test.
- Why you should play it: Join the multiplayer arena and team up with friends in intense four-player co-op battles against waves of enemies.
- Find out more:
- Available: 22nd February
From former Battlefield and Mirror’s Edge developers comes Apex Construct, a striking action/adventure for PS VR. In a dystopian future where merciless robots have taken over and two powerful AIs are fighting it out, you will need to explore this apocalyptic world armed only with a bow and solve puzzles to uncover its darkest secrets.
- Why you should play it: Discover an atmospheric and combat-driven action adventure designed exclusively for virtual reality.
- Find out more:
- Available: 20th February
Get your torch and prepare for the third and final chapter of Little Nightmares. Dive into a dark tale and solve puzzles as Six faces the terrors of childhood in the mysterious and ominous Residence.
- Why you should play it: Tarsier Studios’ last chapter will close Six’s eerie adventure in this surreal dollhouse of horrors.
- Find out more:
- Available: 23rd February
Sword Art Online’s latest virtual world is one of guns rather than swords. Following the events of the hit anime Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization, Fatal Bullet lets you create your own avatar and enter the virtual world of Gun Gale Online, a first-person shooter roleplay game.
- Why you should play it: Dive in the immersive world of Sword Art Online and play with friends in competitive and cooperative online modes.
- Available: 23rd February
Retro-platformer Rad Rodgers comes to PS4! Follow the adventures of Rad, a mischievous young boy who plays too many video games, and his sentient console Dusty through fun-filled levels of platforming action.
- Why you should play it: It’s a fun ’90s-era platformer featuring an unlikely pair of heroes!
- Available: 21st February
19th February
20th February
(Not in Aus/NZ)
20th February
20th February
20th February
20th February
20th February
20th February
20th February
20th February
20th February
21st February
21st February
21st February
21st February
21st February
(Not in Bahrain, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Kuwait, Lebanon, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, Saudi, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, UAE)
21st February
(Not in Portugal, Russia)
21st February
22nd February
(Not in Aus/NZ)
22nd February
22nd February
23rd February
23rd February
23rd February
(Not in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Turkey)
23rd February
23rd February
20th February
21st February
21st February
- The Escapists 2
- Warframe
22nd February
- Metal Gear Survive
23rd February
- Little Nightmares
Remember, if you’ve not got access to your PS4, PS3 or PS Vita then you can also buy through our on your mobile, tablet or computer.
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