Category: PlayStation

Prepare to smash, slash, and burn your way through throngs of bloodthirsty enemies in Warhammer: Vermintide 2. Developed by Fatshark, this intense first-person game takes place during the desperate End Times of the iconic Warhammer world.

The vicious Chaos army and Skaven horde can be a lot to handle for one fantastical hero, which makes exterminating scum with up to four friends in co-op a great way to play. Prepare thy hammer, sword, pyromancy, and more for a dark and bloody fantasy battle.

Keep reading for a full list of new games coming to PlayStation next week. Enjoy The Drop!

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NBA ESPN Playlist

Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Soundtrack

Kodak Black – Dying to Live

Venom

Bad Times at the El Royale

Bao

Catch the college bowl game action starting Saturday, December 15 live on ESPN

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The Warframe community blew us into another solar system last week with their detailed and spirited shares, pushing us to go back for another round of spotlights. Luckily this week also saw the launch of Warframe’s latest expansion Fortuna. Warframe players set out to the frigid frontier of Venus to share more action-packed shots using #PS4share and #PSBlog:

@TheFashionFrame takes a dramatic walk in white.

@AliRasoulAja shared this gleaming moment.

@Frieza1989 share their Tenno looking intense and well lit.

@YtSpectre shared their Tenno striking a heroic pose.

@ahmed_u5man shared this galactic shot of their Tenno.

@cinammonsugar01 shared their fiery action shot.

Search #PS4Share and #PSBlog on Twitter or Instagram to see more entries to this week’s theme.

Theme: Share of the Year

2018 may nearly be over, but there are already so many stunning moments to remember this year in gaming by. Next week we’ll be taking a trip down memory lane to highlight some of our favorite Share of the Week entries. Do you have a favorite? Let us know using #PS4share and #PSBlog!

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This week, the gang takes an early stab at some Game of the Year nominations, Sid reveals his first impressions after going hands-on with Resident Evil, and more. Enjoy!

Stuff We Talked About

• Resident Evil 2
• Celeste
• Astro Bot Rescue Mission
• Assassin’s Creed Origins & Odyssey
• Our early Game of the Year thoughts
• What makes Dead Cells so great

The Cast

Sid Shuman – Director of Social Media, SIEA
Justin Massongill – Social Media Manager, SIEA
Kristen Titus – Social Media Specialist, SIEA

Thanks to Cory Schmitz for our beautiful logo and Dormilón for our rad theme song and show music.

[Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.]

England: March 20, 1912. Alistair Rhodes, elusive patriarch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Chaos storyline, hosts a sumptuous gala at his manor in the countryside. Friends and acquaintances, dressed to the nines, join the revelry alongside an impressive display of Alistair’s relics, artifacts and luxurious artwork.

That is, until a mysterious force takes hold of the party, transforming all but four guests into zombies. Those remaining: a phony psychic, a disgraced stage-show gunslinger, a retired brigadier general and Alistair’s loyal butler. This unlikely crew of heroes must unite and get armed if they wish to make it through the deep, dark, “Dead of the Night.”

The newest Black Ops Zombies Experience, “Dead of the Night” is a spine-tingling prequel to the “Voyage of Despair” map for the Chaos storyline. It introduces players to Alistair Rhodes, Scarlett’s estranged father, along with a star-studded cast: Madame Mirela, Gideon Jones, “The Brigadier” and the Butler, Godfrey, each portrayed by an iconic celebrity talent. Though our newest crop of heroes is privy to wall-buy weapons and grenades galore, it’s shaping up to be the longest night of their lives — and there’s no telling what fate lies in the cards for these four.

A dramatic map of grandiose design that mixes an art nouveau sensibility with gothic aesthetics, “Dead of the Night” boasts an impressive estate with staircase-lined grounds, a dark surrounding forest, a ghastly greenhouse and one invariably haunted cemetery (among other areas too terrifying to mention). Dotted throughout the palatial landscape are various mechanisms that beg to be tinkered with, and hidden traps teeming with diabolical zombie-stopping-power (which will take guts and coordination to unlock!).

Besides the mysterious map layout, “Dead of the Night” hosts many more types of nightmarish ghouls and monsters. You will face undead partygoers, Catalyst Zombies, powerful werewolf mini-bosses and swooping vampire bats who transform into light-footed, Nosferatu-like creatures.

Beyond the existence of these otherworldly enemies lies unimaginable secrets and clues to Alistair’s past, present and future, just waiting for a keen player’s discovery. But never fear: players are well-equipped to face the challenges of this devious map, with the introduction of an all-new wonder weapon of unforeseen power. If you have what it takes to unlock this mystifying tool, you may — just may — make it through the night.

Don’t miss this harrowing, exciting adventure against the undead: pick up your copy of Black Ops Pass to play “Dead of the Night,” available now! Not only will you gain access to the wildest and spookiest party in 1912 England, you’ll gain even more content for Black Ops 4. That includes Elevation and Madagascar, two new Multiplayer maps; classic, bonus characters for Blackout like Shadowman and Reaper; and “Classified,” the beautifully re-imagined Zombies “Five” map from Black Ops. So, send in your RSVP to Alistair’s fabulous gala and get Black Ops Pass today.