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Here is a small homebrew game I made for the PS4 using Game Maker. It's a Breakout-style game it took me about 2 months to make it as I worked on it when I had extra time.

I want to say thanks to my beta testers @Broka, @Sovikos, @DEFAULTDNB, @FFTHEWINNER and @koosknlo. They did a great job finding bugs and giving me suggestions on what to add.

I would also like to thank SilicaDevs‏ for the GayMaker Tool used to compile the game and thanks to all the other dev who have made it possible to play homebrew on our PlayStation 4's.

This is some of the stuff the game has:

• 8 levels
• Power-ups
• 3 Different Modes
• Game Saving
• High Score saving

The game autosaves between levels in case you want to shut it off and come back later to play some more.

Controls are:

• D-pad or left analogue stick: To move the paddle
• Triangle: To fire the ball at the begin of the level
• X button: To fire your blaster when you have it
• Start button: To pause
• Select button: To exit to the main menu
• On the main menu use the D-pad to change modes and x to start the game.

For those of you not lucky enough to have a console that runs Homebrew here is also a windows version. for you to try out.

Controls are:

• Left and Right arrow keys: To move the paddle
• F: To fire the ball at the begin of the level
• Spacebar: To fire your blaster when you have it
• P: To pause
• E: To exit to the main menu
• On the main menu use the up and down arrow keys to change modes and enter to start the game.

It also works with a controller look at the ps4 controls to see buttons works with 360 controllers as well.

A few months back we saw the The Pillar PS4 DLC for Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and now Square Enix announced the latest PlayStation 4 downloadable content dubbed The Grand Caiman.

Below is a Shadow of the Tomb Raider The Grand Caiman PS4 trailer video, and to quote from their Press Release: Shadow of the Tomb Raider - The Grand Caiman

We're excited to announce The Grand Caiman, the newest DLC adventure for Shadow of the Tomb Raider, is available now. Out as a free download to all Season Pass holders, and sold separately, The Grand Caiman is available for the Xbox One family of devices including Xbox One X, the PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system and Windows PC/Steam.

In Shadow of the Tomb Raider’s new DLC, a ferocious deity threatens the lives of innocent San Juan villagers. To save them, Lara will battle a deadly group of mercenaries in order to prevent a cataclysmic disaster. Solve the new volcanic challenge tomb and reap its powerful rewards.

Survive the latest DLC with the Reptile Hide outfit, which heightens resistance against projectiles and boosts XP gained from assault kills. Players can also equip the Whispering Scourge, a suppressed shotgun, as well as the Volcano skill that enables crafting incendiary shotgun ammo, which sets flammable objects and most enemies ablaze. All tombs from the main campaign are all now playable in Score Attack and Time Attack mode.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider is available now worldwide on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Windows PC/Steam. The Season Pass is available for $29.99 or The Grand Caiman can be purchased as a standalone for $4.99.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider The Grand Caiman PS4 DLC

MGSV fans who are PS Now members can download or stream the stealth-action masterpiece Metal Gear Solid V as part of this month's PlayStation Now video game lineup!

Below is the full list of nine games joining PS Now in April to download (PS4 and PS2 games) and stream (all games), courtesy of Senior Marketing Manager Brian Dunn as follows:

• Bang Bang Racing (PS3)
• Clouds & Sheep 2 (PS4)
• DiRT 4 (PS4)
• Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PS4)
• Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (PS4)
• Shadow Complex Remastered (PS4)
• Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (PS2)
• Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter (PS2)
• Star Wars: Racer Revenge (PS2)

If you haven't tried PlayStation Now yet, now’s the perfect time to give it a spin with the seven-day free trial for PS4 and PC. (Terms apply. New Subscribers only. Credit card required. See here for details).

If you've ever wanted to befriend a loyal falcon and fight alongside it to free your homeland, then you may want to check out the new avian adventure Falcon Age from the team at Outerloop Games fully playable on both PS4 or in PS VR beginning next Tuesday!

For some retrogaming love, those who were fans of the old NES Version (video contains spoilers) like myself should also consider Shadowgate which arrives next week on April 11th for PlayStation 4.

Here's further details and the rest of next week's PlayStation video game lineup straight from Sony Social Media Manager Justin Massongill, to quote:

Falcon Age is a first-person, single-player action adventure. As Ara, learn to hunt, gather, and fight to reclaim her cultural legacy in the lost art of falcon hunting against a force of automated colonizers. Bond with a baby falcon and go on an adventure.

New PlayStation Games for April 9, 2019

• Airport Simulator 2019 - PS4 — Digital
• Constructor Plus - PS4 — Digital (Out 4/12)
• Dangerous Driving - PS4 — Digital, Retail
• Dark Quest 2 - PS4 — Digital (Out 4/12)
• Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain - PS4 — Digital (Out 4/11)
• Falcon Age - PS4, PS VR — Digital
• Ghost 1.0 - PS4 — Digital (Out 4/8)
• Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy - PS4 — Digital
• Royal Roads - PS4 — Digital (Out 4/10)
• Shadowgate - PS4 — Digital (Out 4/11)
• Super Weekend Mode - PS4, PS Vita — Digital (Cross-Buy)
• Ultrawings Flat - PS4 — Digital
• Vaporum - PS4 — Digital
• Zanki Zero: Last Beginning - PS4 — Digital

PlayStation Music

• In A World: Tom Holkenborg Takeover Playlist
• Hip-Hop and Play T-Pain Takeover Playlist
• Hellboy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

PlayStation Video

• Justice League vs. the Fatal Five
• Escape Room
• A Silent Voice - The Movie

PlayStation Vue

• Killing Eve - Season Premiere Sunday, 4/7 at 8PM PT on BBC America
• Fosse/Verdon - Series Premiere Tuesday, 4/9 at 10PM PT on FX

The information above is subject to change without notice.

Falcon Age PS4 / PS VR Launch Trailer

We've seen numerous Unity-based homebrew applications and games compiled as PS4 PKGs, and from the SanAndreasUnity open source recreation of GTA San Andreas in Unity project by GTA Disassembly Garage via VitaVsm today Paulo shared a GTA: San Andreas Unity Port to PS Vita Test VPK file for those with a PlayStation Vita console that want to give it a try.

Download: San Andreas v1.00 Test.vpk (28.9 MB) / SanAndreasUnity-2.0.zip (Windows)

According to his Tweets below, responding to a comment that it currently runs at 11 FPS he stated "We can fix that " followed by "It was easy, that team made a good job on the source files I've just follow the steps and yes, I think that almost every game made by Unity can be port to PSVita."

Here's the guide he followed from the GTA-ASM Github for those interested in doing it with other Unity-based games: Building for PS Vita

Requirements

• Official Vita *** (previously leaked by CelesteBlue) installed
• Unity installed (2018.2 is recommended)
• Unity PlayStation Vita Support for Editor installed (needs to match the version of your Unity Editor)
• UnityTools from @SilicaAndPina (aka SilicaDevs): UnityTools.exe

Steps

• Open Startup.scene in Unity
• Go to "File - Build Settings - PS Vita" and do "Switch...