There hasn't been a proper Ghostbusters game since the 2009 title from developer Terminal Reality. However, it sounds like that is about to change, given a recent quote given by a developer at Illfonic who said the team is making a game in said franchise.
One of the free PlayStation Plus games for July 2021 may have leaked, if a new report is to be believed. We are still a couple of weeks away from Sony revealing July 2021 s PlayStation Plus games, but it looks like somebody may have spilled the beans early, or at least some of the beans. And [.]
but only for PlayStation 5 owners. A trailer for the game on Thursday explains, obliquely, why that’s the case: When the demolition derby sim’s PS5 version launches on June 1, those who own the game on PS4 can upgrade to it for $9.99.
THQ Nordic announced both the upgraded version and the price back at the end of March. (The PS5 version of the game, by itself, is $39.99.) So the PS Plus offer looks like a deal between the publisher and PlayStation, especially as there’s no word yet on a similar upgraded edition for Xbox One to Xbox Series X.
PlayStation Plus: Free PS4 and PS5 Games We May Be Getting in May
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May is only a week away, yet we still don t know what the month s free PlayStation Plus games will be. This should change in the next few days probably sometime between Tuesday and Thursday and many are anticipating another stellar lineup. So far in 2021, Sony has up the ante. While Xbox Live Gold s value continues to diminish thanks to increasingly lackluster Games With Gold lineups, PlayStation Plus value has increased thanks to a consistent offering of great games each month. That said, Sony could afford to take its foot off the pedal in May, as for the first time this year, there s a slew of notable games that are releasing and that will likely keep many PlayStation gamers busy throughout the month.
Interview: Maquette s Creative Director on Building a Recursive World Puzzle Game for PS5
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One of PlayStation Plus games for PS5 this month is Maquette, an intriguing and unique first-person puzzler. In addition to a reality-bending core mechanic, it tells a relatable, somewhat subdued love story. Co-starring in the game are Bryce Dallas Howard and Seth Gabel, who bring characters Kenzie and Michael to life as you solve various tricky conundrums. We got the chance to throw a few questions at Creative Director Hanford Lemoore, who talks about the genesis of the idea, working with Hollywood talent, and blending gameplay and story together.