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PlayStation Store offers select PS4/PS5 Digital Download Games for Free valid for PlayStation Plus Members (Essential, Extra and Premium Subscribers) for the month of March 2024.
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PlayStation Store offers select PS4/PS5 Digital Download Games for Free valid for PlayStation Plus Members (Essential, Extra and Premium Subscribers) for the month of March 2024.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Discombobulated for finding this deal
- Note: Must login to your PlayStation account to redeem.
- SIFU (PS4/PS5 Digital Download) Free
- EA Sports F1 23 (PS4/PS5 Digital Download) Free
- Hello Neighbor 2 (PS4/PS5 Digital Download) Free
- Destiny 2: Witch Queen (PS4/PS5 Digital Download) Free
- Note: If you already own Destiny 2 digitally on your PlayStation account, you will receive an error stating 'You already own another edition' and will not be able to redeem Destiny 2: Witch Queen for free during this promotion.
- SIFU
- Sifu is a realistic third-person brawler with tight Kung Fu combat mechanics and cinematic martial arts action embarking you on a path for revenge.
- EA Sports F1 23
- Be the last to brake in EA Sports F1 23, the official video game of the 2023 FIA Formula One World Championship. A new chapter in the thrilling "Braking Point" story mode delivers high-speed drama and heated rivalries.
- Hello Neighbor 2
- Welcome back to the eerie town of Raven Brooks! You play as Quentin, a journalist investigating the bizarre events of the original Hello Neighbor game, uncovering a larger mystery. Sneak into your creepy Neighbors' houses to dig up the truth.
- Destiny 2: Witch Queen
- The Definitive Destiny Campaign: Delve into Savathûn's Throne World to uncover the mystery of how she and her Lucent Hive stole the Light. Learn the secrets to crafting new weapons, the new Glaive, and survive the truth within her web of lies.
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- An active PlayStation Plus Membership is required to obtain these freebies.
- Essential, Extra, or Premium PlayStation Subscribers will qualify
- These titles are included as part of your PlayStation Plus Membership; must add them to your library before the expiration date.
- Offer valid through April 2, 2024 at 12pm ET.
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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For those interested
**Starts ~March 5, 2024***
Note, this title will be part of March 2024 PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup. Will require an active PlayStation Plus membership to claim (Essential, Extra or Premium/Deluxe)
Should be good through April 2, 2024 when live
For those interested
**Starts ~March 5, 2024***
Note, this title will be part of March 2024 PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup. Will require an active PlayStation Plus membership to claim (Essential, Extra or Premium/Deluxe)
- Sifu [playstation.com] (PS4/PS5 Digital Download)
- FREE for PlayStation Plus Members
- EA Sports F1 23 [playstation.com] (PS4/PS5 Digital Download)
- FREE for PlayStation Plus Members
- Hello Neighbor 2 [playstation.com] (PS4/PS5 Digital Download)
- FREE for PlayStation Plus Members
- Destiny 2: Witch Queen [playstation.com](PS4/PS5 Digital Download)
- FREE for PlayStation Plus Members
Should be good through April 2, 2024 when live
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I've beaten tons of Souls-like games (including just about all of FromSoftware's games since Demon's Souls), and at first, I did not think I was ever going to get the hang of this. I couldn't get past the second level for a few days. It took me maybe a week before it started really clicking. Eventually, I started getting good and was able to beat the game only dying 3 times or so.
It's a very fun game, as long as you really do put in the time to get the hang of it. They've added some options to make it a little easier for people, while still maintaining a good challenge. Those options didn't exist when I played it.
DealLabs has this listed as one of the "free" games for March 2024. Their predictions are usually correct.
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edit: looks like they do refunds if it's been 14 days and haven't played it yet
DealLabs has this listed as one of the "free" games for March 2024. Their predictions are usually correct.
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This game could not be anymore different from Ghost of Tsushima. It's apples to oranges. It's a totally different play style, and it's a straightforward linear level-based game. It's also very hard. Dark Souls hard. Harder, maybe. At least at first. Once you get the hang of it, if you get the hang of it, it gets much more manageable. When you die, you age. The older you get, the stronger you get, but the less health you have. Eventually you get too old and permanently die. You also have to keep saving up coins to permanently unlock skills. It's a roguelike game, so you lose your skill progress if you don't permanently upgrade it before getting game over or beating the game (it's meant to be played through multiple times). Your age also carries over each level.
I've beaten tons of Souls-like games (including just about all of FromSoftware's games since Demon's Souls), and at first, I did not think I was ever going to get the hang of this. I couldn't get past the second level for a few days. It took me maybe a week before it started really clicking. Eventually, I started getting good and was able to beat the game only dying 3 times or so.
It's a very fun game, as long as you really do put in the time to get the hang of it. They've added some options to make it a little easier for people, while still maintaining a good challenge. Those options didn't exist when I played it.
"Additional titles will be added/included when announced"
So no, 3 games most likely.
I like Sifu, it's a bit convoluted for me to figure out what exactly I'm supposed to be doing, and I don't mind roguelikes. It just seemed kinda all over the place for me. The combat is incredibly good though;