The Most Notable PC Games Releasing in April

The most attention-grabbing PC games of April

In a gaming world where big companies' big games usually grab the attention, every month still sees plenty of great 'relatively small' games hit the market. Oyunfor has put together April's notable games for players to help you find your way through this vast world.

The Most Attention-Grabbing PC Games of April

Most Attention-Grabbing PC Games of April: Sky: Children of the Light (thatgamecompany)

From the makers of Journey, this time comes a multiplayer online game instead of a single-player adventure. In fact, it's already here, since the game is currently in early access and playable on Steam. Full of puzzles, with a minimalist and striking atmosphere, if you're looking for something different, you can try Sky: Children of Light for free right now.

Most Attention-Grabbing PC Games of April: Harold Halibut (Slow Bros.)

Harold Halibut is an adventure game about friendship and life aboard a city-sized spaceship sunk in an alien ocean, with visuals made using a "claymotion" technique. Its visual style is so distinctive it pulls you in to explore its details for minutes at a time. If you have a particular soft spot for old-school adventure games, we'd say Harold Halibut is the game for you.

No Rest for the Wicked (Moon Studios)

Moon Studios, the maker of Ori and the Blind Forest and Ori and the Will of the Wisps, is leaving the platformer genre behind this time and delivering a challenging, thoroughly enjoyable Action RPG that nods to Dark Souls while embracing Diablo's isometric perspective. The game, currently in early access, has gotten quite good reviews. If you want an experience a little different from the Action RPGs already on the market, it's worth trying.

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU (Surgent Studios)

We'd call this action-platformer from EA Originals and Surgent Studios a Metroidvania. Centered on the mystical journey of Zau, who is mourning his father, the game presents challenging, demanding levels. Visually the game is remarkably colorful, and its music is ambitious enough that it now has a soundtrack album you can listen to on several different platforms.

Children of the Sun (Rene Rother)

A strange story of a character forced to fight a life-destroying cult with a single bullet... In this puzzle game, you use one bullet fired from a sniper rifle to deliver justice to those who dragged you into darkness. Visually satisfying as well, the game is a great fit for anyone looking for a different kind of gaming experience.

Manor Lords (Slavic Magic)

This city-building game, one of the most anticipated titles on Steam, drew thousands of players in as soon as it hit early access, putting a medieval town in your hands. It's your job to build the entire town, manage its economy, and ultimately defend it from enemies. With its deep, strategy-heavy mechanics, Manor Lords is sure to please fans of city-building games in particular.

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