April 2025 Game Releases: From Deck-Building Piglets to Soulslike Adventures!
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In April 2025, the gaming world is set ablaze with a smorgasbord of new releases. From Nifniff's deck-building piglet adventures to Ko's charming puppy puzzles, the lineup is as diverse as it is exciting. Steel Hunters brings PVPVE robot battles to PC, while Sand offers a unique PvPVE extraction experience. Roman Triumph Survival City Builder lets you build Rome amidst dragons, and Echo Beach promises a robot uprising aftermath on PC.
Meanwhile, Pepper challenges players with an existential platformer experience, and South of Midnight takes us on a southern gothic fantasy journey. Battlefield Walts offers a visual novel with talking swords and anime boys on Switch, while Tiny Garden combines virtual microcosms with Polly Pocket vibes on PC. All in Abyss Judge the Fake merges gambling and witchcraft on various platforms, and Dive the Depths plunges players into an underwater roguelike adventure on PC.
Lost Records Bloom and Rage Tape 2 continues a supernatural saga on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC, while Mandreora: Whispers of the Witch Tree delivers a Soulslike Metroidvania experience on new gen, Switch, and PC. Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves revives SNK's fighting game series on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, and Sunseed Island offers a charming farming escapade on all consoles. Wisdom Academy and Bionic Bay bring wizard school building and physics-based puzzles to PC, while Yasha Legends of the Demon Blade immerses players in a colorful action RPG across various platforms. Lastly, Dave the Diver's crossover DLC Ichiban's Holiday adds a quirky touch to the gaming mix on all platforms.
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Many comments expressing excitement for Expedition 33
Some users looking forward to South of Midnight
Discussion on game pricing and the impact on consumers
Mention of Tempest Rising and Elroy and the Aliens
Comments on the backlog of games
Request for games to be uploaded in 4k
Comparison between Days Gone and The Last of Us
Mention of Forza coming to PS5 and desire for State of Decay 2&3 on PS5
User hoping for a surprise release of Oblivion Remake
Mixed opinions on the games released in April
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