BOMBER Crew: Complete Edition
This strategic simulation game from Runner Duck is a friendlier version of World War
II.
Pick the right crew and keep your bomber in perfect condition, otherwise the entire mission
is a failure.
It has a ton of fantastic features, especially for the creative people out there.
Manage your fuel, ammo, hydraulics, and more in its physics-based creation system.
It’s immersive flight simulator rivals Kerbal Space Programs.
Design your own superpowered bomber.
This Complete Edition contains the USAAF and Secret Weapons DLC and a ton of good updates
for that fun flying war adventure.
It’s set to release this 2nd of April on the PlayStation 4.
Darksiders Warmastered Edition
The definitive edition of the original hack and slash gem.
Officially announced after an accidental leak, fans of THQ Nordic's first Darksiders will
finally get to embrace war on the Switch.
Return to the shoes of the first Horseman of the Apocalypse and relive his grand adventures
on a desolate earth.
About a decade after its initial release, Darksiders remains one of the greatest games
in the hack and slash genre, and it's dutifully refined in this edition.
Not much changes in the format, it comes to the Switch this April 2nd.
Super DRAGON BALL Heroes: World Mission
Looks like Bandai Namco hasn't stopped gifting the world with awesome Dragonball content
just yet.
From Dragonball FighterZ, comes this strategic card battle game set in the highflying universes
of the Dragonball series.
But, while it has some unique card elements, it's still an RPG at heart, letting you play
as Beat in the aptly named Hero Town, dreaming of becoming the world's best Dragon Ball Heroes
player.
But the surprises don't end there with Bandai Namco offering a slew of goodies like Trading
Cards and DLC vouchers in their pre-order bundle.
It's set to release on the PC and Switch this April 5th.
World War Z
We all saw the movie and Brad Pitt was really good in it, too.
This videogame adaptation of the book turned movie takes you to a four-player cooperative
experience with your friends.
Survive from a gastly horde of the undead as you and your teammates make it out alive.
Team up with your friends and engage in a fun third-person shooter combat.
Just like in the movies, encounter massive swarms of zombies that push their living prey.
With a focus on its fast-paced gameplay, cheat death with a wide array of weapons including
rocket launchers, machine guns, turrets and more.
Additionally, its story mode takes you to the shoes of hardened survivors from around
the world including Moscow, New York and Jerusalem.
It’s coming out this April 16 on the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Anno 1800
After a two-episode visit to the future, Ubisoft takes their real time strategy videogame back
to the past with a trip to the seminal 19th century.
The seventh installment in their Anno series, 1800 explores the years of the Industrial
Revolution.
More than just aesthetics, the way your city looks will now have direct consequences to
gameplay.
Whether you wanna pollute it to usher the march of capitalism, or spice it up to welcome
a flock of paying tourists.
Celebrating the series 20th anniversary, preorders will come with imperial trains and command
ships, as well as a commemorative 1602 statue for your city.
It's set to release on the PC this Apr 16th
Mortal Kombat 11
NetheRealm studios’ decides to take a break from their superhero fighting game and they’re
going back to their acclaimed brutal title.
This is the eleventh main installment of the series and it uses the Unreal Engine 4.
Just like its predecessors, the game is a 2.5D fighter.
Beat your enemies to a pulp until you see their body parts crack, burst, and pop.
With the introduction of the new Fatal Blow and Krushing Blow mechanic, getting that Fatality
and Brutality is all the more satisfying .
But it’s not all about the combat, the game has 25 playable characters at launch including
fan favorites like Sub Zero, Scorpion, Raiden, Sonya Blade and so much more.
It comes out this April 23rd on the PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and for the first time ever, the
Nintendo Switch.
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
Another classic is coming to the Switch this April, and it's none other than this complete
edition of Capcom's open world RPG.
Rolling all the juicy additional content into one convenient package, Dragon's Dogma has
become the definitive experience, earning great reviews on all the previous platforms.
Now with a port for the Switch, Dark Arisen will be pretty much the same game it was in
2013, but now with the portable capabilities of the hybrid console.
Fans of the game will get a chance to dip their toes anew once it releases this Apr
23rd
Cytus Alpha
If one of those words are familiar to you, then you've probably heard of Rayark's iconic
rhythm games.
Having served the mobile market for years, their moving up to greener pastures with a
move to the Switch.
Together with FlyHigh Works, Rayark has created a "perfect version" of their already popular
smartphone game.
Known for their impressive library and backdrops, Cytus Alpha will come complete with new visuals
and over 200 songs, from the old to the new.
Unfortunately, tough luck for the rhythm fans in the rest of the world, this April 25th
release will only be available for Japanese players.
Days Gone
Sony’s taking the Zombie genre to a whole new level once again.
This open-world adventure is set in a post-apocalyptic world.
Play as Deacon St. John, a former outlaw who travels the barren United States with his
badass motorbike.
Explore the forsaken Pacific Northwest riddled with zombies called the “Freakers”.
Clearly taking inspiration from World War Z’s zombie hordes, fend off huge these disgusting
creatures using your wide array of weapons.
But it’s not just a linear experience, and its stealth mechanics seemingly lets players
survive on their own terms.
As a biker, upgrade and repair using scraps from the environment.
Although it suffered numerous delays, the game is finally coming out this April 26 as
a PlayStation 4 Exclusive.
UglyDolls: An Imperfect Adventure
This video game adaptation based on the upcoming animated film takes you to the town of Uglyville.
Bring in the fun to this quaint little place as these UglyDolls rid their town of perfection.
Play together with friends and dive deep into the Uglyverse in its local multiplayer mode.
In addition, it ties with the movie with its cast of iconic characters such as Moxy, Ox,
Wage, Babo, Ice Bat and so much more.
Explore a procedurally generated world with these unattractive but adorable little critters.
It comes out this 26th of April on the PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Switch.
BOX BOY!
+ BOX GIRL!
Originally a 3DS exclusive, one of Nintendo's puzzle royalties is entering the Switch lineup
along with a brand new friend.
Like many other games on the console, it's built with co-op capabilities, which will
let you share the new levels with a friend.
Perhaps, in the form of his Boxboy's own new friend, Box Girl.
Finishing the whole game will introduce players to the adventures of the tallbox, Qudie.
Packed with Box Boy's original adventures, this Switch entrance comes with a grand total
of 270 puzzles, which will likely please genre fans on the Switch.
It's coming out this Apr 26th.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age
One of the PlayStation 2's most iconic games returns to the new generation, first as a
PlayStation 4 release, and now it's also coming to the Switch and Xbox One with a few special
bells and whistles.
As well as reliving the classic FF tale with the International Jobs System, players will
also get to reset and reassign their party members with a quick to Montblanc, manage
AI with three different Gambit sets, and bring over hard weapons and magic in the improved
New Game+.
A fresh experience of the beloved title, with refreshed graphics and frames, it comes out
on Apr 30th.
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes - Bubblegum Fatale
The new entry to the much awaited hack and slash adventure game is gonna get even more
exciting.
Already getting pretty decent reviews since its recent release, the hilarious multidimensional
adventures is spicing up their season pass with yet another dose of additional content.
Where Black Dandelion added sultry fan favorite, Shinobu Jacobs, Bubblegum Fatale welcomes
back the rebellious Bad girl with her exclusive Cleanup and Prospect skills.
We're also getting an additional stage called Killer Marathon, as well as a brand new boss
skill.
Things are about to go deliciously wrong for Travis once this hits the Switch on Apr 30th
Shovel Knight: King Of Cards
The 3DS is still getting some love.
Yacht Club Games’ award-winning platformer releases their final DLC and 3DS’ possible
final update of the game.
In this new update, help King Knight as he goes on a quest of self-discovery.
Included in this new adventure are new signature movies like bash, spinning strike, and bounding
about in the pixel caverns.
It even has a card battle mode that lets you fight against your subjects across the land.
With the release of this royal expansion, the Shovel Knight series is coming to an explosive
close.
It’s a testament to Yacht Club Games’ tender-loving care.
It even adds a completely new multiplayer mode called Showdown, not much details about
that.
It’s set to release sometime this 2019.
Before we reveal the last game, you can check out the complete list of upcoming games on
our website, whatoplay.com.
Links in the top right corner and the description box below.
Super Meat Boy Forever
Edmund Mcmillen's tough as nails platformer is a sequel to the successful Super Meat Boy,
help the eponymous hero navigate through the tricky traps of his world to rescue his precious
baby Nugget.
This massive edition has over 7,000 levels to explore.
As a sequel, control Meat Boy and Bandage Girl as they run, slide, tackle, jump and
punch through various obstacles in a valiant effort to overcome death.
Its signature soundtrack, art style and atmosphere remains and it continues to push itself forward
amidst the saturated indie market.
As one of the original platformers out there, it’s bound to be better than ever.
It comes out sometime this April on the PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch.
And those were the 15 Upcoming Games for April 2019.
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