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PSA: April's PlayStation Plus Games Include Drawn To Death, Lovers In A Dangerous Spacetime
Among the upcoming line-up of free games this April, PlayStation Plus members have access to two wildly different couch co-op titles on PS4.
Drawn to Death, the latest project of Twisted Metal's David Jaffe, is a gruesome third-person shooter starring notebook drawings come to life. Featuring six playable characters with unique abilities, missions for each character that unlock costumes and taunts, and competitive online play, Drawn to Death will be free to gamers with PlayStation Plus upon its launch on April 4.
Also available on PS4, Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime allows up to four players to work together piloting a ship in their fight against evil forces. With separate stations for the vessel's engines, shield, and weapons, communication plays a large role in players' ability to successfully fend off enemies and navigate the environment as they rescue animals and take down bosses.
The full line-up of April's PlayStation Plus titles includes Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom and Alien Rage Extended Edition on PS3, as well as 10 Second Ninja and Curses 'n Chaos on PS Vita. More information about the line-up can be found in the original PlayStation Blog post here.
Check out our previous coverage of Drawn to Death and our review of Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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