In the old times, before players were building forts or dining on hard earned Chicken Dinners, there was H1Z1. That title hasn’t disappeared so much as it has just kept on going outside of the spotlight, with H1Z1: Battle Royale set to leave open beta and launch properly on PS4 on August 7th.

Confirmed by Daybreak Game Company through PlayStation Blog, the official launch will bring with it several new weapons, a vehicle and some starter bundles to celebrate the proper release. The RPG and SOCOM Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle will become usable in the game, with the RPG acting as an anti-vehicle weapon and the SOCOM fitting into the middle of the pack between the Scout rifle and the now buffed to always headshot – even through a helmet – M40 Sniper. Finally, the ARV is a five man personnel carrier allowing your squad to roam the map in safety and style.

If you’re interested in jumping in, you can get a boost with the Viper Starter Bundle at $4.99 or the Hardline Bundle at $34.99, granting players early access to some weaponry and armour. I’m sure you’ll just completely drop Fortnite and switch over, won’t you? I mean, the beta attracted decent numbers. Let us know in the comments.

There may never be a game like Grand Theft Auto 5 ever again. The title launched almost five years ago, and yet, even today, it continues to chart on sales charts around the world. And not just the retail sales charts, either- Sony reports, for example, that Grand Theft Auto 5 was the most downloaded game off of PSN last month.

Now, admittedly, there were no major releases on PS4 last month, so it kind of makes sense- but even so, the game managed to beat out far more recent releases such as Detroit: Become Human, Far Cry 5, and God of War, which is hugely impressive.

On the free to play side of things, this may surprise you, but Fortnite did not end up on top this month. Instead, that honor goes to Daybreak’s H1Z1, which launched on PS4 last month, and managed to hit millions in downloads right away.

You can check out the full download charts for yourself below, for paid and free to play games. I wonder if GTA5 will be able to maintain its lead next month, too- there’s no major release for the PS4 in July either.

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Grand Theft Auto V
FIFA 18
God of War
The Last Of Us Remastered
Detroit: Become Human
Mortal Kombat XL
Jurassic World Evolution
Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition
Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition
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