The PlayStation Plus games for August 2017 have been revealed, and it includes two great titles for the PS4. Six new games will be available on 1st August, and include Just Cause 3 (PS4) and Assassin’s Creed: Freedom Cry (PS4) – both are rather good games. Lets hope this is a good indication for future games too.
Sony has a nice line-up of new games for PlayStation Plus subscribers in July. Subscribers in Europe and North America will be getting seven new games, which includes Telltale’s Game of Thrones (PS4) and Until Dawn (PS4). As a bonus Sony has also included the first PlayLink title, That’s You, which makes use of your tablet or smartphone as a controller.
At Sony’s E3 Press Conference last night, a new way to enjoy games on the PS4 was announced: PlayLink. PlayLink combines your smartphone or tablet device, TV and PS4 console, with a collection of brand new games that take advantage of the smartphone or tablet device’s touchscreen and camera capabilities.
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.
The June 2017 PlayStation Plus line-up has been revealed by Sony, confirming the free games subscribers will be able to download. The new games will be available to download from the PlayStation Store on 6th June 2017, as part of the weekly PlayStation Store update.
Sony has some great titles in store for PlayStation Plus subscribers in May 2017. Six new games will be available to download for free from Tuesday, 2nd May 2017, which include Housemarque’s Alienation (PS4) and Telltale’s Tales from the Borderlands (PS4).
Sony has revealed the full PlayStation Plus line-up for April 2017, which adds six new for subscribers to download for free. Alongside previously announced Drawn to Death, subscribers can look forward to 10 Second Ninja X (PS Vita, PS4) and Alien Rage (PS4).
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.
Sony has revealed March’s PlayStation Plus line-up, which brings six free titles to PlayStation Plus subscribers. The games will be available after the PlayStation Store update on 7th March 2017, and include Tearaway Unfolded (PS4), Lumo (PS Vita, Cross Buy with PS4), and Earth Defense Force 2025 (PS3).
Sony has announced a free PlayStation Plus multiplayer weekend, where anyone without a PlayStation Plus subscription can play online for a limited time. In North America, it starts at 12:01 AM Pacific on 17th February, and runs until 23rdFebruary at 11:59 PM Pacific. In Europe, it starts next week from 10am on 22nd February.
