PlayStation fans can claim two more free games in April with more on the way

PLAYSTATION gives away free games every month to people on the platform, but two more games have just been announced.

At the end of March, PlayStation announced three games would be made available for free, but two more games will be free on the day they are released.

Immortals of Aveum, Minecraft: Legends, and Skul: The Hero Slayer are all available now for subscribers to PlayStation’s cheapest subscription, PS Plus Essential.

The higher tiers, PS Plus Extra and Premium, will not have the full list of games revealed until the middle of April.

However, two games for PS Plus Extra and Premium were recently announced, and they will be added to the subscription on the day they are released.

The first game is Dave the Diver, which saw huge success when it was originally launched on Steam last year.

Nominated for Best Independent Game at gaming’s biggest award show, The Game Awards, players love how Dave the Diver blends together different genres.

Dive for fish in an RPG gameplay style by day, and play strategically as you manage a sushi restaurant by night.

Dave the Diver was later released on Nintendo Switch, and will finally launch for PlayStation on April 16, which is the same day it will become available as part of PS Plus Extra and Premium.

The next game is Tales of Kenzera: Zau, which will also be added for free on Xbox Game Pass.

This is a metroidvania from a new studio about a young shaman who is looking for a way to bring back his late father.

Tales of Kenzera: Zau will launch on PS Plus Extra on April 23, and is free for all subscribers.

If you want to read more about PlayStation, check out the best games included in the PlayStation Spring Sale.