SONY is doling out FOUR free games to PS Plus members in March 2021. Better still, you’ll get to keep the games for as long as you’ve got a membership, as long as you claim them before the offer expires. PlayStation Plus – what is PS Plus? PS Plus is a premium subscription service for PS4 gamers. […]
SONY is doling out FOUR free games to PS Plus members in March 2021.
Better still, you’ll get to keep the games for as long as you’ve got a membership, as long as you claim them before the offer expires.
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.
There are four free games this month, if you’ve got a PS5 – or three if you don’t.
The first game is for PS4: Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
It’s a reimagining of the iconic and widely loved RPG, with much better graphics.
Then there’s Remnant: From the Ashes, also available on PS4.
It’s a third-person survival shooter where you’re battling space monsters to retake Earth.
The PS5 exclusive is Maquette, a first-person puzzler inspired by Escher.
And then there’s a PSVR freebie called Farpoint.
It’s a first-person VR shooter that lets you roam (and attempt to survive) in an alien world.
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
In other news, The Sun’s favourite alternative to a games console is the Oculus Quest 2 VR headset.
Grab a VR headset and you’ll be able to play the legendary Beat Saber – like Guitar Hero, but with lightsabers.
And Dell’s Alienware R10 Ryzen Edition is a gaming PC powerhouse that crushes both the new consoles.
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