Great news for PlayStation Plus subscribers! Sony has just announced the exciting lineup of free games for March, and it’s sure to keep gaming enthusiasts entertained.
Starting March 5th, PS Plus members across all tiers – Essential, Extra, and Deluxe/Premium – can dive into a variety of genres with these fantastic titles:
- Sifu: Become a young kung-fu student seeking revenge for the loss of his family. What’s unique about this game is that when your character dies, you can bring him back to life by sacrificing some of your own life. Get ready for intense action and gripping storytelling!
- EA Sports F1 23: Race on iconic Formula One tracks, experience a captivating story mode, build your own team in career mode, and compete against friends in multiplayer. Get ready to feel the thrill of high-speed racing!
- Hello Neighbor 2: Dive into a sandbox experience where you’ll explore the mysterious town of Raven Brooks as a journalist investigating strange occurrences. Outsmart the AI and uncover the darkest secrets hidden in your neighbors’ houses.
- Destiny 2: The Witch Queen: Venture into Savathun’s Throne World, uncover the mystery of the stolen Light, and master the new Glaive weapon type. Plus, learn the secrets of crafting unique weapons with mod, shader, and stat combinations. Remember, Destiny 2 is required to play Witch Queen, but you can download it for free from the PlayStation Store.
But that’s not all! PS Plus members will also receive a cosmetic bundle for the free-to-play shooter, The Finals, adding even more fun to your gaming experience.
Just a heads up, the free games from February will be expiring on March 4th, so make sure to grab them before they’re gone. These include Foamstars, Rollerdrome, and Steelrising, offering continued access to your gaming library.
And for Extra and Deluxe/Premium members, PlayStation has revealed an impressive list of titles arriving in the Game Catalog, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, NFS Unbound, The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition, Tales of Arise, and more.
