Following the return of the Play at Home initiative last month with a free copy of Ratchet & Clank on the PS4, Sony has announced a further 10 games that will be giving away for free this Spring. A further nine games will be made available from 25th March 2021, including Subnautica, The Witness and Moss.
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Sky have partnered up with Activision to offer their customers access to the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War multiplayer beta without the need to pre-order the game. Sky Customers will be able to use the Sky VIP app to apply for a beta code on PS4, Xbox One or PC.
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IO Interactive has released the Hitman Spring Pack for free for a limited time only, and is available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. The pack includes the entire Sapienza location with main story missions, 7 trophies to unlock and more content, but is only until 3rd April 2018.
Sony is currently giving away Star Wars Battlefront Ultimate Edition on the PS4 with new 12-month subscriptions of PlayStatin Plus. This limited time offer bags you seven PlayStation Plus games, instead of the usual six. Unfortunately, it’s only available to new subscribers, so existing subscribers are ineligible for the offer.
Third-person hybrid shooter/brawler Drawn to Death has been announced as April’s first PS4 game. The game, along with five other titles yet to be announced, will be available to download from 4th April 2017. The game takes place entirely inside the pages of a high school kid’s notebook, and has been in development for nearly 3 years.
Square Enix has announced that side-scrolling game A King’s Tale: Final Fantasy XV is coming to PS4 in March, and will be free to download. Previously, the game was an exclusive pre-order bonus included with Final Fantasy XV, but will now be available to everyone. The game is a fairy tale told by King Regis to his young son Noctis.
Dontnod Entertainment has announced that the first episode of Life is Strange is now free to download on the PS4 and PS3. The first episode, titled Chrysalis, will remain free to download regardless of whether you are a PlayStation Plus subscriber or not. If you’re not familiar with Life is Strange, check out a brand new trailer below.
If you don’t already know, last week Sony released the first comic title for the PSP to mark the launch of the upcoming service. This week, we have two more codes to allow you to download two additional titles for free (see below). The Comic reader application is available to download from the XMB if you have firmware 6.20 installed. See below for codes to download Star Trek: Enterprise Experiment #1 and Astro Boy Movie Adaptation #1.
Now that the Digital Comic application is available to download on the PSP, you can try out a free comic to see how it works. If you live in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand or South Africa you can use the below code to download a free copy of Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1. The comic is 45MB in size.
