We already saw this with the original TLOU Naughty Dog game, which was made available on the PS4 in July 2014. The Last of Us Part II is still without a launch window and looks to be a perfect candidate for bridging the generational gap. PlayStation’s Worldwide Studios will be at E3 and having already confirmed that upcoming titles like: Death Stranding from Kojima Productions, Ghost of Tsushima from Sucker Punch, Marvel’s Spider-Man from Insomniac Games, and The Last of Us Part II from Naughty Dog, will be included.Īnd while all of these have only been announced for PS4, it seems likely that a few will be ported over for the PS5 release date.
It’s taken a long time for H1Z1 to make it to PS4, having seen a steep drop in player numbers on PC following the launch of PUBG and Fortnite. In terms of modes, Combat Training, Solos, Duos, and Fives will all be available to play starting with Open Beta launch on Tuesday, May 22. How about you? Loving H1Z1? Let us know in the comments.The good news for players is that the H1Z1 open beta will be free-to-play and will not require PlayStation Plus. Having played the game during its busy launch window, I had a great time, though I have been distracted by other games and haven’t had much a chance to dip back in. Here is a lovely infographic (as someone with an SEO background, I am usually allergic to these) from Daybreak Games to crunch the numbers of H1Z1’s success: It reached 4.5 million players just three days after launch. It was rampant in the download charts for PS4 following launch, going on to snag 1.5 million players within 24 hours and 200,000 concurrent players at one point. The game launched into “Open Beta” on May 22nd, which just makes this feat more impressive. Judging from the downloads of H1Z1 on PS4, it’s going to keep peaking and peaking with 10 million players having tried out the battle royale since its launch, Daybreak Games has announced. I wrote recently in a piece about the best stealth games that battle royale titles, just like stealth games themselves, are just a trend in the industry that will peak before slowly fading away.
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