PlayStation
PlayStation
There’s a whole range of games going into the mix with this week’s PlayStation Store update: build your American football career in Madden NFL 20, take on some spooky co-op in The Blackout Club and infiltrate a cult in The Church of Darkness.
Check out our list of highlights below and for more information.
Madden NFL 20
Why it should be on your radar:
EA Sports returns with a new instalment of the hard-hitting American football sim. This year’s entry includes a revamped NFL experience with a fresh career campaign, new additions to Madden Ultimate Team and plenty more additions to your tactical playbook. Earning bragging rights over your friends is still a top priority, so make sure to check out the multiplayer if you’re extra competitive.
Why it should be on your radar:
If you’re looking for something spooky to play with your friends, test your bravery in Question’s first-person co-op horror for up to four players. Play as a group of teenagers investigating a dark secret hidden within their small town in procedurally-generated missions. Not creepy enough? The monstrosity hunting you can only be seen by closing your eyes…
The Church in the Darkness
Why it should be on your radar:
Paranoid Productions serves up an indie action-adventure for those of you who are up for some ’70s cult mystery with multiple endings. Your nephew Alex has joined a religious cult deep within the South American jungle. Great. You can try a multitude of play styles and make different choices to unlock each scenario. Will you try to save Alex? Or will you end up joining the cult yourself?
SYREN
Why it should be on your radar:
This PS VR survival horror by Hammerhead VR follows the story of a eugenics-obsessed scientist who conducts horrific experiments to re-create Syrens – and now the experiments have got loose and are hungry for blood. There are two episodes available with different play styles for each: solve puzzles and sneak your way through episode one, then go in guns blazing in episode two.
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Check out our list of highlights below and for more information.
Madden NFL 20
Why it should be on your radar:
EA Sports returns with a new instalment of the hard-hitting American football sim. This year’s entry includes a revamped NFL experience with a fresh career campaign, new additions to Madden Ultimate Team and plenty more additions to your tactical playbook. Earning bragging rights over your friends is still a top priority, so make sure to check out the multiplayer if you’re extra competitive.
Why it should be on your radar:
If you’re looking for something spooky to play with your friends, test your bravery in Question’s first-person co-op horror for up to four players. Play as a group of teenagers investigating a dark secret hidden within their small town in procedurally-generated missions. Not creepy enough? The monstrosity hunting you can only be seen by closing your eyes…
The Church in the Darkness
Why it should be on your radar:
Paranoid Productions serves up an indie action-adventure for those of you who are up for some ’70s cult mystery with multiple endings. Your nephew Alex has joined a religious cult deep within the South American jungle. Great. You can try a multitude of play styles and make different choices to unlock each scenario. Will you try to save Alex? Or will you end up joining the cult yourself?
SYREN
Why it should be on your radar:
This PS VR survival horror by Hammerhead VR follows the story of a eugenics-obsessed scientist who conducts horrific experiments to re-create Syrens – and now the experiments have got loose and are hungry for blood. There are two episodes available with different play styles for each: solve puzzles and sneak your way through episode one, then go in guns blazing in episode two.
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