SONY is giving away two games to PS4 owners for free – if you’re a PlayStation Plus member. Many PS4 owners have subscriptions, so read on to find out how to bag your PS Plus February 2020 game freebies. PlayStation Plus – what is PS Plus? PS Plus is a premium subscription service for PS4 […]
SONY is giving away two games to PS4 owners for free – if you’re a PlayStation Plus member.
Many PS4 owners have subscriptions, so read on to find out how to bag your PS Plus February 2020 game freebies.
PS Plus is a premium subscription service for PS4 gamers.
It gives you access to online multiplayer as well as exclusive discounts across the PlayStation Store.
But it also nets you two hand-picked PS4 games to download and play each month, which remain available as long as you’re a member.
Many PS4 owners will subscribe to PS Plus for the multiplayer alone, so the free games are a pleasant bonus.
A membership costs £6.99 a month, £19.99 for three months or £49.99 annually.
The headline freebie is arguably The Sims 4 – the latest major entry in the Sims franchise.
Most gamers will be very aware of Sims, so Sims 4 should feel familiar to all.
You can build your dream home, create characters to live in your property, and explore unique neighbours.
The characters you make can interact and fall in love, as well as follow their dream careers in the witty and wonderful Sims universe.
Meanwhile, BioShock: The Collection is a fantastic freebie that comes packed with loads of content.
It includes all of the single-player modes from BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite.
You’ll also get all of the add-on content for those titles too.
For those new to the BioShock world, it’s a (sometimes stealth) RPG first-person shooter set in a dystopian version or 1960.
It’s set in the city of Rapture, which was intended to be an isolated utopia – but has been transformed by hordes of enemies obsessed with ADAM, a genetic material that grants superhuman powers.
Sony has also chucked in a “bonus game” for PlayStation VR.
Firewall Zero Hour is an action-packed multiplayer shooter built for virtual reality.
You choose one of 12 mercenaries and upgrade your weapons to blast your way through a series of intense tactical firefights.
If you want these games, act quickly: they’ll stop being free at the end of the month if you don’t claim them before the deadline.
In other news, the PS5 could cost a record-breaking £500/$500 at launch.
The new console is expected to have thousands of games ready at launch.
And Sony has already sent the official PS5 website live.
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