Members of PlayStation Plus will definitely have something to look forward to this month. Sony has just released the list of free games for April, including a newly released shooter game for PS4 players.

Sony PlayStation Plus has been giving its members new list of games to try every month. This April, a new shooter title "Drawn to Death" is available for PS4. Also, "Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime" is included in the list for the same console.

For PS3 players, titles include "Alien Rage - Extended Edition" and "Invizimals: the Lost Kingdom." Those who own PlayStation Vita, on the other hand, will get "10 Second Ninja" and "Curses 'n Chaos."

"Drawn to Death" is a third-person shooter game that has been released just a few days ago. Players will have to choose a character that was sketched from a teenager's notebook and place them into an environment based on the pages of the book.

PS4 players can also opt to play "Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime," a cooperative game set in the outer space. It features an interesting neon galaxy and a one-to-four player mode.

"Alien Rage - Extended Edition" is up for grabs for PS3 members. Defined by its title, players are to take down alien enemies in various levels of difficulty.

"Unleash a fury of powerful weapons as you blast your way through armies of Alien forces hell-bent on taking you down! Battle through 14 intense levels and prepare to face a barrage of beastly-sized bosses that will test your every skill," the game description on Steam reads.

For those who want another type of adventure, "Invizimals: the Lost Kingdom" can also be played. The 2013 game is for those who are interested in hunting and catching different creatures whenever and wherever a player may be.

As for PS4 Vita owners, "10 Second Ninja" will bend their brains with series of obstacles made more exciting with a 10-second time clock. "Curses 'n Chaos," alternatively, is defined as a "fight or die" game where "bounty hunters Lea and Leo are chased by every monster in the kingdom and the Grim Reaper himself!"