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Get 'em while they're free!
Updated with the free games available in July
If you have PlayStation Plus, you automatically get free games for your Sony consoles. Two free games are made available to download on the first Tuesday of every month for each Sony system. If you haven't been taking advantage of the opportunity to build up your PSN games library at no additional cost, now's a great time to start.
It can be tough to keep up with all of the gratis upcoming PS4 games on the new hardware and the free PSN games inbound for last-gen's PS3 and Vita. That's why we've put together this list (which we'll continually update) with the Instant Game Collection titles coming each month, and those titles from previous months you've sadly already missed (so don't expect them to join the free rotation again anytime soon). Take a look at this month's free PlayStation games, starting with...
The free games of July for PS4
Paragon (PS4 Starter Pack): Epic Games' new third-person MOBA is going to be free-to-play when it enters open beta in August, but PS Plus members get to join in early with a free Starter Pack. On top of closed-beta access, the pack includes three Master Challenges to unlock extra characters skins, emotes, and other goodies. Should give you plenty of time to "get good", as the kids say, before the hordes pour into open beta.
Saints Row: Gat out of Hell (PS4): Johnny Gat and Kinzie invade the underworld in a final quest to save the leader of the Saints from an involuntary marriage to the devil's daughter. You'll have to tear up the streets of Hell across multiple challenges using demonic abilities to liberate your beloved Boss. Oh, and Jane Austen shows up for a bit. Saints Row!
Furi (PS4): One part bullet hell, one part boss rush, and one part phenomenal hair, Furi is all super-fast, super-stylish dueling. No trash mobs getting in your way, just smooth battles to pulse-pounding electronic music.
The free games of July for PS3
Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood (PS3): Take control of a duo of brothers as they pursue the Gold of Juarez in the Old West. Switching between Ray and Thomas will give you different options for tackling each level, but whoever you pick, you're going to end up shooting a whole lot of bandits. It just wouldn't be a Western if that wasn't the case.
Fat Princess (PS3): Picture a real-time strategy battle in a game like Warcraft where every one of the little dudes on screen is controlled by a player. That's pretty much Fat Princess, right down the harvesting resources and upgrading units. You can even level up and customize your little gnome person's beard and pigtails.
The free games of July for PS Vita
Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines (PS Vita): Alright, so your entire clan has been cursed to live only two years before you die. But you're not gonna let that get you down - the obvious solution is to mate with gods and create offspring that will carry on your legacy after you're dead. Several dozen generations worth of JRPG battle later, boom! Curse lifted.
Prince of Persia: Revelations (PS Vita, PSP): Ok, so Warrior Within wasn't the best Prince of Persia game ever made. But that's what Ubisoft decided to port over to PSP, and it's a fairly faithful handheld adaptation of the brooding, more combat-heavy title. That said, it's still good fun to puzzle your way through a massive 3D environment.
The free games of June for PS4
NBA 2K16 (PS4): Recreate the playoffs with 2K Sports' latest basketball game, including updated animations, franchise mode, and a thoroughly weird MyCAREER experience written, directed, and produced by Spike Lee. Even if you don't usually play sports games, it's worth downloading just for the demon Michael Jordan in the intro video.
Gone Home: Console Edition (PS4): A disconcerting message on your front door turns into a quietly touching, intriguing, and occasionally unnerving journey. Gone Home is basically what BioShock would be if it was less concerned with upgrading your combat abilities and more concerned about filling a house with a bunch of really convincing '90s junk (and an odd preponderance of handwritten notes).
The free games of June for PS3
Echochrome (PS3): You know the part of your brain that dictates perspective, and tells you that you can't really crush somebody's head just because it looks like you can fit it between your fingers? Just switch that part off and you'll have a wonderful time navigating through the Escherian puzzles of Echochrome.
Siren: Blood Curse (PS3): Play through all 12 episodes of this cult favorite Japanese survival horror game. Its re-imagined take on the original PS2 Siren emphasizes stealth while allowing you to see through the eyes of your enemies to find your way.
The free games of June for PS Vita:
God of War: Chains of Olympus (PS Vita/PSP): This mobile offshoot of the God of War series was released just after God of War 2, though in terms of the story it takes place between God of War: Ascension and the original God of War. It does an admirable job of converting the franchise's fast, combo-heavy combat for a portable platform.
Little Deviants (PS Vita): A PlayStation Vita launch title, Little Deviants didn't win many awards but it still makes a fine showcase for the systems' many inputs. You'll use both touch surfaces, motion controls, and the augmented-reality enabled cameras to help a gaggle of little aliens rebuild their spaceship across 30 minigames.
The free games of May for PS4
Switch Galaxy Ultra (PS4, PS Vita): Blaze your way across the galaxy in this arcade-style action racer, upgrading your ship for better times and survivability. Take on other intergalactic speedsters online, or just enjoy the episodic comic that tells the plot of a shady interstellar corporate empire.
Tropico 5 (PS4): Just because you're a dictator doesn't mean you can sit back and relax, El Presidente. The popular civilization-building series challenges you to build up your burgeoning nation - while, of course, reminding your citizens that you hold them in an iron grip.
Table Top Racing: World Tour (PS4): Remember when you would take Hot Wheels cars and make engine noises with your mouth as you rolled them around, knocking over books and other things that adults would rather you not knock over? TTR is kinda like that, only with power-ups to help you take out the competition as you zoom zoom through bigger-than-life courses.
The free games of May for PS3
LocoRoco Cocoreccho! (PS3): Fly through colorful, happy worlds as a butterfly in this simple puzzle game. Gather up the LocoRoco and guide them toward the goal, tilting and manipulating the world as you go. Come for the wacky creatures, stay for the soothing soundtrack.
Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 (PS3): Unlike the deadly serious 2009 reboot, Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 returns to the series' roots with 2D platforming gameplay and a fun-loving protagonist (who just so happens to have a robotic arm that can help him grapple through levels and dispatch foes). Even better, in this game, the arm doesn't turn out to be his dead wife.
The free games of May for PS Vita
God of War: Ghost of Sparta (PS Vita): This God of War interquel - since it's neither a prequel nor sequel - was originally released on the PSP, but has been remastered for more modern systems. Uncover Kratos' origins and rescue his brother in a tale of brutal vengeance.
Switch Galaxy Ultra (PS4, PS Vita): Blaze your way across the galaxy in this arcade-style action racer, upgrading your ship for better times and survivability. Take on other intergalactic speedsters online, or just enjoy the episodic comic that tells the plot of a shady interstellar corporate empire.
The free games of April for PS4
Dead Star (PS4): Ok, yeah, it's another twin-stick shooter in space. But instead of setting you against waves of AI opponents, Dead Star loads you into the cockpit for 10v10 competitive multiplayer matches. Take down enemies and search the cosmo for salvage, and if you manage to find a capital ship, you and your team can even leap into distant regions and invade other players' matches - live!
Zombi (PS4): Not to be confused with the original Zombi (which was actually Ubisoft's very first video game, back in 1986), this Zombi is a first-person survival game with permadeath. Don't expect to tear through hordes of zombies on your way to the store - each one of your encounters with the undead is potentially overwhelming, and resources are always scarce. At least you can loot your gear off your old character's lurching corpse when (not if) you die.
The free games of April for PS3
I Am Alive (PS3): Zombies aren't your problem in this post-apocalypse, it's the other survivors you have to worry about. You'll find far more hostile people than bullets, and you'll have to use a combination of stealth and bluffing rather than action-packed bravado to survive. Climb ruined buildings, avoid toxic wreckage, and do everything you can to keep your lone survivor alive long enough to reunite with his wife and daughter.
Savage Moon (PS3): It's a tower defense game, you place towers and they shoot bugs. Then you use the money you got from shooting all those bugs to research and build better towers to shoot more bugs. What more could you possibly want?
The free games of April for PS Vita
Shutshimi (PS Vita, PS4): With great muscles come great responsibility. Shutshimi lets you play as seriously the most buffed out fish ever in procedurally generated side-scrolling shoot-em-up stages, alone or in local co-op. New power-ups and enemy waves will arrive every 10 seconds, keeping you on your toes no matter how far you get into the game.
A Virus Named Tom (PS Vita): Playing as a computer virus whose name I can't recall at the moment, you infect your way through a utopian City of Tomorrow, wreaking chaos on behalf of the scorned mad scientist who created it. Flip panels, complete circuits, and don't get squished by anti-viruses in this action puzzler.
The free games of March for PS4
Broforce (PS4): Bro, do you even PS Plus? Bring your bros and flex your muscles for freedom as you use a heavy-weapon arsenal to take out the bad guys. As a great bro once said, "We got tactical smart missiles, phase-plasma pulse rifles, RPGs, we got sonic electronic ball breakers! We got nukes, we got knives, sharp sticks..." But seriously, there's a lot of action in this shoot-em-up, and even more ridiculous machismo.
Galak-Z (PS4): Pilot your spaceship through procedurally-generated environments as you fight an evil empire in this anime-inspired take on the roguelike genre. Physics are both your friend and foe as you glide through the vastness of space in ship form, but you can always transform into a sword-wielding mech and slice your enemies apart, too. And honestly, who doesn't love that?
The free games of March for PS3
The Last Guy (PS3): A city has been overrun with zombies, and you are The Last Guy to get out alive - or rather, you would be, if the game wasn't all about saving other people still trapped in the city. Use thermal imaging and an assortment of maneuverability tricks to avoid the undead hordes and get civilians to the evac zone, all while enjoying some quirky jokes.
Super Stardust HD (PS3): Now here's a bit of a throwback: Super Stardust HD was the first game to support Trophies on the PS3, and was included in a "welcome back" package of games after the PlayStation Network went down for an extended period in 2011. Unlike most spaceship shoot-em-ups that place you deep into the void of the unknown, Super Stardust HD has you circling a planet, moving over its spherical surface as you defend it from waves of enemy ships and asteroids. Inspiring Aerosmith song not included, but encouraged (that's an Armageddon reference)!
The free games of March for PS Vita
Flame Over (PS Vita): The building around you is aflame. Walls are crumbling. Supports are buckling. Time to fight fire with ... no, not fire. Fire bad! In Flame Over, you have to navigate burning structures with naught but your wits and a portable stream of water to save you. After all, who wants to be on firewatch duty when you can be firefighting?
Reality Fighters (PS Vita): One of the earliest games for Vita, Reality Fighters used almost the cameras on Sony's handheld system to project fighters into - wait for it - reality. In this game, you could quite literally have a street fight. Or, depending on your perspective, you could make your combatants appear tall as giants or small as mice. No matter where or what size they were though, there's only one thing to do: fight.
The free games of February for PS4
Helldivers: Democracy Strikes Back (PS4, PS3, PS Vita): Rule one of Helldivers is that friendly fire is always enabled, and rule two is that you're still way more likely to die if you go solo. Combining the slapstick humor of Magicka with Starship Troopers inspired twin-stick shooting, Helldivers is one of the most clever online games on PS4.
Nom Nom Galaxy (PS4): Nom Nom Galaxy gives you a simple task: build a better extraterrestrial soup manufacturing facility. Explore uncharted worlds, harvest exotic ingredients, and drag them all back to your custom soup factory. Oh, and make sure you don't let those rival soup makers gum up your works.
The free games of February for PS3
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax (PS3): Face out, hold out, reach out to the truth of this quirky fighting game, which takes the memorable cast of Persona 4 and trades out the turn-based battles for fast-paced, combo-heavy brawls. It's still a Persona game, though, so expect to read through a detailed, expansive narrative in between all the smackdowns.
Grid Autosport (PS3): Choose from more than seven categories of cars and race through a detailed career in this Codemasters-built simulator. You can team up with trusted teammates to take down rivals in single player, or hop online and start your very own Racing Club.
The free games of February for PS Vita
Nova-111 (PS Vita): Turn-based games and real-time games are equally great, so why not have both? Nova-111 cleverly blends the two in puzzles and strategic combat scenarios, where a single space vessel must restore the fraying fabric of time.
Lemmings Touch (PS Vita): Ok, what if instead of just selecting the lemmings, you could touch the lemmings? Admittedly, breaking the touch barrier with the little green-haired goofuses may just make it all the more heartbreaking when they end up drowning by the dozen in a shallow pond, so keep that in mind.
The free games of January for PS4
Hardware: Rivals (PS4): The ancient, endless battle between jeeps and tanks comes to current-gen as Hardware: Rivals debuts on PS4. Its predecessor, Hardware: Online Arena was one of the first online games on PS2, and more than a decade later Rivals resurrects its high-speed multiplayer vehicular combat. Outride the competition or bring a cannon to a car fight? It's up to you.
Grim Fandango Remastered (PS4, PS Vita): Manny Calavera's story of intrigue and betrayal in the afterlife returns in Grim Fandango Remastered, an updated version of the swan song to LucasArts adventure games. Aside from a new control scheme (there's now an achievement for playing through the whole thing with old-school "tank controls") not much has changed, but - since Grim Fandango remains a classic - that may be for the best.
The free games of January for PS3
Dragon Age: Origins (PS3): The Hero of Ferelden's quest to end the Darkspawn Blight before it can sweep across the world of Thedas introduced players to one of the best new fantasy worlds in years, video game or otherwise. If you haven't yet played through BioWare's gripping return to its pause-and-play RPG origins, get ready to lose a few hours (and then buy Dragon Age 2 and Inquisition).
Medal of Honor: Warfighter (PS3): Medal of Honor: Warfighter was the game that officially killed EA's return to single-player-focused war shooters, and now you can experience it yourself… for free! No Tier One Operator beard/hat combo required, but heartily encouraged.
The free games of January for PS Vita
Nihilumbra (PS Vita): Traverse five worlds as Born, a being of Void who escaped in an attempt to find his own identity. Each world will yield a new color, allowing him to shape his surroundings to deal with new elements like bouncing floors or electrical conductivity. Be careful, though, the Void is eager to reclaim Born and retake the world in the process.
History: Legends of War (PS Vita): Fight through 21 turn-based battles based on real events from World War 2 using unique units across varied terrain. Your units and commander will grow through persistent RPG statistics as they advance through the warfront - assuming you can keep them alive.
Sony erroneously listed Legends of War: Patton's Campaign for PSP as a free PS Plus title
The free games of December for PS4
Gauntlet: Slayer Edition (PS4): The original hack-and-slash dungeon-crawler returns in Gauntlet: Slayer Edition. Up to four heroes can journey forth and slay all manner of beasts and villains through procedurally-generated landscapes. If it weren't for the fancy new graphics, you might think you were back playing the original arcade game in 1985. Red wizard needs food badly!
King's Quest - Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember (PS4): Speaking of classic game revivals, King's Quest - Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember is the first part of an episodic re-imagining of the much-loved King's Quest series that began in 1984. In this narrative-heavy adventure game, you control Graham, a young man on a journey to become a knight. Naturally some complications are bound to crop up, but those are all part of being a hero, right?
The free games of December for PS3
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (PS3): If you're a fan of '80s action films, you don't want to miss this twist on the Far Cry formula. Starring Michael Biehn (AKA Kyle Reese from Terminator and Corporal Hicks from Aliens) as a cyborg super-soldier named Rex "Power" Colt, Blood Dragon will have you blasting neon-tinted monsters and goofily-armored mercenaries all while making the most so-bad-they're-good quips and references.
SSX (PS3):Take to the slopes or the air with the most recent entry in the SSX snowboarding games. Unlike previous, more cartoonish iterations, this reboot focuses on realistic weather and real-life locales. Sure you can go from doing a backflip to flying in a wingsuit over a chasm, but it is a video game, after all.
The free games of December for PS Vita
Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken (PS Vita): You are Hardboiled Chicken, a man (and chicken) on the edge, out to take down the totalitarian penguin regime controlling his world. Shoot, kick and explode the flightless oppressors in this 2D action side-scroller. Warning: contains fowl language.
Freedom Wars (PS Vita):Born into a dystopian prison system, you must fight to secure resources on a nigh-unrecognizable future vision of Earth. Monsters, robots, and other inmates inhabit the wastes, but each successful mission will reduce your sentence, eventually earning you freedom. Take the fight online with other unfortunate souls in this game that mixes tactical combat with JRPG action.
The free games of November for PS4
The Walking Dead: Season 2 (PS4): Think you're up for another season of nail-biting decisions and unexpected tragedy - this time starring the little girl you fought so hard to protect last time around? Yeah, you may want to have some cute cat videos on hand to make up for some of the messed-up stuff you and Clementine are about to go through, but it's still some of the most thrilling storytelling in games.
Magicka 2 (PS4): Learn to spell all over again. The element-combining combat system of Magicka returns for more adventures, where up to four wizards can theoretically cooperate as they sling thousands of spell combinations at fearsome foes. In reality you'll spend most of your time blowing each other up, and/or shocking people when you meant to heal them (after blowing them up). But it's just as fun, anyway.
The free games of November for PS3
Mass Effect 2 (PS3): You may appreciate Mass Effect 2 more if you already molded your own Commander Shepard throughout the first game, but either way, it's still one of the best sci-fi RPGs ever made. Travel the galaxy recruiting a crack team of soldiers, scientists, and robotic collectives, then risk all their lives in a desperate bid to postpone the apocalypse. Just don't get discouraged by all the planet scanning.
Beyond Good & Evil (PS3): In this well-crafted HD remake of the GameCube classic, the camera is mightier than the dai-jo battle staff. But only by a little bit. You'll delve into sinister facilities, document dystopian atrocities, and catalog endangered species in your adventures with Jade and the IRIS rebel network; disparate as all those activities may sound, Beyond Good & Evil weaves them all together into an intriguing world full of lovable characters who you'll be eager to revisit.... whenever Ubisoft gets around to making the sequel.
The free games of November for PS Vita
Dragon Fin Soup (PS Vita, PS4, PS3 version planned): Turn-based battles in a procedurally generated world make Dragon Fin Soup sound like your typical roguelike, but vibrant 2D art and a Grimm-inspired story set it apart from the NetHack gang. Try out the Story, Survival, and Labyrinth modes as you learn more about the strange story of Red Robin.
Invizimals (PS Vita): Invizimals was all about collecting and battling monsters in an augmented reality world before Pokemon Go made it cool. Find and trap more than 100 kinds of monsters hiding around your neighborhood, then level them up to battle through the story and against fellow players. And since your PS Vita already has a camera, there's no need to plug one of those awkward PSP cameras in to play.
The free games of October for PS4
Broken Age (PS4, PS Vita): Adventure gaming luminary Tim Schafer (of Day of the Tentacle and Grim Fandango fame) returns to using things on other things in Broken Age. The parallel stories of Shay and Vella will keep you guessing with old-school puzzles and clever dialogue alike, not to mention a huge narrative twist smack dab in the middle. Make sure you keep a pencil and scratch paper handy for some of the puzzles later in the game.
Super Meat Boy (PS4, PS Vita): Beyond the gross-yet-cute aesthetic, Super Meat Boy is all hardcore platforming action. Finishing all of Super Meat Boy's levels (hidden and otherwise) will take patience and razor-sharp reflexes. You'll fall down pits or get sawed into bits countless times as you try to master its challenging courses, but the pixel-perfect controls will never let you down - and the victorious thumb calluses are totally worth it.
The free games of October for PS3
Chariot (PS3): Usually the death of a king is a somber occasion, but in Chariot it presents an opportunity for some super fun rope puzzles. Alone or in co-op, you'll have to drag the wheeled chariot through countless hazards and obstacles on the way to the king's final resting place. Make sure to bring a few canary bombs along for good measure.
Unmechanical Extended (PS3, PS4): A tiny robot is trapped in a massive underground complex. Equipped with a propeller head and a firm grip, you'll have to puzzle your way through a whole mess of physics-based challenges. If you can stop cooing at how cute the little bulbous-headed bot is, anyway.
The free games of October for PS Vita
Kickbeat (PS Vita, PS3): Do kung fu to the beat of well-known musicians in this clever game from the creators of Zen Pinball and CastleStorm. Half brawler and half rhythm game, you'll end up pounding faces to the sound of Marilyn Manson, POD, Papa Roach, Rob Zombie and more.
Kung Fu Rabbit (PS Vita, PS3): You might not expect a game about saving baby bunnies to be a hardcore platformer, but, well, there Kung Fu Rabbit is. Playing as the eponymous martial arts lagomorph, the only way to free your adorable pupils from the clutches of Universal Evil is to wall jump and slide your way to victory.
The free games of September for PS4
Grow Home (PS4): You're a few thousand vertical meters away from your spaceship, and the only way back up is to grow, grow, grow. Climb the Star Vine one hand at a time, and grow it up one offshoot as a time, as you delight in the procedurally animated ambling of the Botanical Utility Droid (B.U.D.) The further you go, the more power-ups you find, the faster B.U.D. can climb the Vine - but you're always one misstep away from one heck of a fall.
Super Time Force Ultra (PS4): It looks and plays like a retro action game, but Super Time Force Ultra is just as much of a puzzler. Instead of always just charging straight forward, you can pause and rewind time - at which point you'll find you're fighting alongside your old self. It will take ample experimentation to figure out the right combination of characters for each challenge… and plenty of good old running and gunning.
The free games of September for PS3
Twisted Metal (PS3): The series that made car combat a staple of video gaming returns. Play through the classic multiplayer mode with up to 16 players at a time, or make your way through Calypso's Tournament alone or with a friend. With seventeen vehicles to outfit and take into the arena, Twisted Metal should keep you busy until the next car combat revival rolls around.
Teslagrad (PS3, PS4): Teslagrad is what would happen if If Nikola Tesla moved on from the AC induction motor to magnetic gloves and teleportation boots instead of Wardenclyffe Tower. Playing as a young boy on the run from a despot, you must climb the Tesla Tower and collect its powerful treasures to make your way past challenging puzzles and boss battles.
The free games of September for PS Vita
La-Mulana Ex (PS Vita): La-Mulana was a tough, Metroid-inspired backtracking sidescroller before tough, Metroid-inspired backtracking sidescrollers were cool. La-Mulana brings all the challenge to a portable home on PlayStation Vita with some new mechanics to make it slightly more welcoming. It's still prone to induce fits of cursing between the "ah-ha!" moments, though, so maybe keep that in mind before you take it on the bus.
Xeodrifter (PS Vita, PS4): The creators of Mutant Mudds move their retro aspirations a few years forward with this Super Metroid/Blaster Master inspired side scroller. The pixels are chunky, the enemies are many, and the bosses are tough. It won't take you too long to clear out Xeodrifter's world, but if there's any love for Metroid in your heart, you'll love every minute.
The free games of August for PS4
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris (PS4): Old-school Lara returns to top-down action puzzling in this follow-up to Guardian of Light. This time she can partner with up to three other players, taking on the roles of a fellow treasure hunter and two ancient Egyptian deities made flesh. Together they clear dungeon rooms and solve puzzles, naturally.
Limbo (PS4): It's dark, you're alone, and there's a really frickin' huge spider after you. Limbo starts off grim and stays that way, but its moody world full of tricky platforming and physics puzzles will make you want to see it through to the end.
The free games of August for PS3
God of War: Ascension (PS3): We all know Kratos' quest for vengeance began when Ares tricked him into killing his wife and daughter, but that was ten years before the original God of War. Ascension follows Kratos immediately after his revolt from Ares, tracking down the Furies that imprisoned him before he can start his quest in earnest. It also has a pretty unique competitive multiplayer mode.
CastleStorm (PS3, PS Vita): Build a castle for your Viking or knight army, then send out legions of troops as you try to knock down your rival's. You'll have to divide your attention between managing troops and sending projectiles sailing into enemy fortifications if you want to be crowned the victor of this two-dimensional skirmish.
The free games of August for PS Vita
Sound Shapes (PS Vita, PS4, PS3): Sound Shapes' levels all move to the beat, so if you want to make your way to the end of Beck's "Cities," you'll have to feel the rhythm. Not to mention you can make your own throbbing platformer levels with the level editor, which works particular well with the Vita touchscreen.
Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones (PS Vita, PS4, PS3): Use a bounty of new equipment to keep your little goggles-wearing clone alive as he explores the great big facility where he was manufactured. And this probably goes without saying, but don't get caught - it won't end well.
The free games of July for PS4
Rocket League (PS4): Picture soccer/football, but instead of a bunch of guys in shorts chasing a ball, they're all customizable futuristic automobiles. And instead of rules about going "offsides" and "not ramming full speed into your opponent and blowing them up" the pitch is sprinkled with regenerating turbo fuel. And the cars can drive on walls and do backflips. Add up to four-player local and eight-player online multiplayer and you're starting to get the idea of Rocket League.
Styx: Master of Shadows (PS4): Play as a grizzled goblin assassin as you scale the Tower of Akenash, giving elves, humans, and other freakish monsters the slip and/or a dagger in the back. Upgrade your arcane abilities to detect foes beyond sight and even create arcane clones to scout ahead or create diversions. This is the prequel to Of Orcs and Men, telling Styx's story before he meets up with Arkail, if you happened to play that one.
The free games of July for PS3
Rain (PS3): If you think being a little boy alone in the big city during a rain storm sounds bad, just wait until you try it while you're inexplicable invisible. You can only see your character by his outline in a downpour, adding a unique wrinkle to the soggy adventure - but at least all you have to do to hide from the monsters is stand under a canopy.
MouseCraft (PS3, PS4, PS Vita): Filled with enough cheese puns to cause minor indigestion in the lactose intolerant, MouseCraft is a Lemmings-style side-view puzzler. But instead of turning your three little mouse charges into blockers or bridge builders, you must drop a set array of tetrominoes to bridge gaps and other hazards on their way to a plate of delicious cheese. Also there's a mad scientist cat with a bad German accent.
The free games of July for PS Vita
Geometry Wars 3 (PS Vita): Geometry Wars has some of the most compelling, intoxicating gameplay ever created by human hands. So it's particularly impressive that the third title in the franchise manages to evolve the formula without squashing what made it great, adding three-dimensional, curving levels across an escalating adventure mode. If you haven't already played Geometry Wars 3 on PS3 or PS4, get started on Vita.
Entwined (PS Vita, PS3, PS4): Ah, to be a young bird and fish in love. It will take a pair of steady thumbs to guide Entwined's pair of unlikely soulmates through nine distinct lives full of rhythmic challenges, but once you make it, you'll find them united in the form of a beautiful, powerful dragon. Which sounds way cooler than exchanging rings, to be perfectly honest.
The free games of June for PS4
Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes (PS4): Big Boss (aka Snake) is back is his sneaking suit again. To tide you over until the release of MGS: The Phantom Pain, he infiltrates an enemy base to rescue two prisoners of war. The game can be beaten in about seven minutes (literally), but there are plenty of sneaky scavenger hunts, extra modes, and challenges to overcome in Snake's first open-world environment.
Skulls of the Shogun: Bone-A-Fide Edition (PS4): When ancient warriors die, what do they do in the afterlife? Continue their battles as their skull-faced, post-life selves, apparently. Skulls of the Shogun is a turn-based strategy game that lets you build up your own army of undead samurai warriors, complete with an engaging story of your fallen general uncovering the mystery behind his own murder.
The free games of June for PS3
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger (PS3): Call of Juarez: Gunslinger has everything you could ever want out of an FPS set in the Wild West. There are shootouts, duels, stories of revenge, and run-ins with legendary outlaws like Billy the Kid, Butch Cassidy, and Jesse James. The arcade-style gunplay puts an emphasis on trick shots and chained combos, making each engagement a challenging battle for your life (and a top score).
Cloudberry Kingdom (PS3): When you hear the name Cloudberry Kingdom, it probably doesn't convey the nightmarish gauntlet of death traps you'll need to navigate in order to progress in this platformer. The procedurally generated levels are jam packed with thousands of spikes, flamethrowers, lasers, and just about any other deadly object waiting to obliterate you. All you can do is hop, skip, and jump from one seemingly safe platform to the next. Good luck.
The free games of June for PS Vita
Super Exploding Zoo (PS Vita, PS4): Don't let the bizarre title deter you; Super Exploding Zoo is not a game about placing explosives in animal cages. Instead, alien monsters are invading a zoo with the intent of capturing all of the eggs and babies housed within. As a herd of angry, exploding animal defenders, you must protect the youngins by charging through the exhibits and destroying every last extraterrestrial.
Futuridium EP Deluxe (PS VIta, PS4): Futuridium is a endless runner, retro shooter, and puzzle game all crammed into one game. This high-speed, psychedelic experience that will put your twitch reflexes to the test. Destroy enemies and blast cubes to build up a massive score multiplier and rise to the top of the leaderboards all to the tune of some hypnotic techno.
The free games of May for PS4
Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition (PS4): If you ever wanted to wear a Mexican Luchador mask and lay the smack down on some bad guys using super powered wrestling moves, here's your chance. Part side-scrolling beat 'em up, and all Metroid-style adventure, Guacamelee takes you through a wondrous and beautiful world based on Mexican folklore. The game is filled with challenging enemies, quirky characters, and complex environmental puzzles that will push your platforming skills to the limit. You don't want to miss this one.
Ether One (PS4): Ether One is a fresh addition to the PlayStation Network. In it, you explore the minds of the mentally ill as you attempt to piece together the significant events of your patients' lives. You'll need to solve complex puzzles as you explore creepy environments all while trying to make sense of some pretty trippy situations.
The free games of May for PS3
The Unfinished Swan (PS4, PS3, PS Vita): May's other first person, exploration puzzle game comes in the form of The Unfinished Swan, in which you must overcome a variety of environmental puzzles using paint as you uncover the details of a whimsical fairytale. Discovering the world hidden in the white nothingness is an fascinating experience, making the unique artstyle and evolving world one you won't soon forget.
Race the Sun (PS4, PS3, PS Vita): In Race the Sun, nighttime is not your friend. In fact, you want to avoid the blackness of night so badly that you hop into a rocket-powered ship and chase the sun. As you can imagine, the sun never takes a break from trying to set on you, so this race goes on forever. Avoid every obstacle, collect power-ups, and enjoy the serene soundtrack as you chase that giant, burning ball of gas.
The free games of May for PS Vita
Hohokum (PS4, PS3, PS Vita): There are a lot of games out there that strive to stress you out, but Hohokum is not one of them. In it, you control a flying, snake-like...something. We're not quite sure what it is, but it's friendly and likes to explore. As you cruise around the colorful world, you'll see the environment change around you and strange creatures will hop on you're back for a free ride, letting you all just enjoy the scenery together. It's a nice change of pace.
Murasaki Baby (PS Vita): And to top things off with something a little weird, here comes Murasaki Baby - 2D puzzle platformer set in a nightmarish world with a creepy, Nightmare Before Christmas vibe. In it, you'll need to guide Baby - an innocent and frightening-looking baby with an upside-down head - through some bizarre landscapes as you try to get her back home. Although the baby may just freak you out, it's endearing to hold her hand and guide her past obstacles and enemies with the Vita touchpad.
The free games of April for PS4
Tower of Guns (PS4, PS3): Tower of Guns puts you in a tower and lets you shoot up bad guys with lots of guns. Who'd have thought? As you ascend the tower, you encounter a random array of enemies and blow them to smithereens with your projectile launcher of choice before facing the boss at the top. The game is designed for quick gameplay sessions, giving you a chance to scratch that twitch shooter itch, explode things, then move on with your day. What could be better?
Never Alone (PS4): Never Alone is a 2D platformer that's based on the lore of the Alaskan Native people called the Iñupiat. In it, you play as a young girl and her pet fox as they attempt to find the source of an eternal blizzard that threatens her people. The game challenges you to overcome the harsh, Arctic environments filled with vicious polar bears, unstable glaciers, and aggressive natives with only a bola weapon and the help of friendly spirits.
The free games of April for PS3
Dishonored (PS3): As the master assassin Corvo Attano, you must uncover and assassinate (or otherwise get rid of) the group behind the murder of Dunwall's empress. Dishonored's open levels give you complete freedom to approach your missions the way you want. Should you sneak your way past the guards using your blink ability to move through the shadows, or jump into a battle head on and brutally eviscerate your enemies with your rat summoning abilities? The choice is yours.
Aaru's Awakening (PS3, PS4): Looking for a platforming challenge that's on par with Super Meatboy's difficulty? Well, give Aaru's Awakening a shot. This beautiful 2D platformer puts you in control of Aaru - a part bear, part bird creature with the ability to air dash and teleport at will. The levels challenge you with complex puzzles that call for precision jumps and nerves of steel as you avoid the environment's deadly traps and monsters.
The free games of April for PS Vita
Killzone Mercenary (PS Vita): Killzone Mercenary has just about everything you'd expect in a console game, only this PS Vita FPS lets you take it on-the-go. The single-player campaign takes you through the events that happened between Killzone 2 and Killzone 3 as mercenary soldiers that fight on both sides of the war. Plus, if you're looking for multiplayer, Mercenary allows for 8-player multiplayer matches with 8 maps and 25 guns. Not too shabby.
Monsterbag (PS Vita): Monsterbag's innocent looking art style sure does well to hide the dark undertones if its world. A bag-shaped monster named V accidentally gets separated from its friend, Nia, and it's trying to get back to her. Unfortunately, the world V lives in isn't too fond of monsters, and any human who catches V in their sights will beat it to death out of fear. As V, you'll need to sneak through the game's puzzles, using your monster powers to distract potential aggressors and get to Nia safely. Oh, and if you don't reach your friend in time, you might trigger the apocalypse.
The games of March for PS4
Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee - New n' Tasty (PS4): The old alien world platformer has been completely remastered with enhanced visuals, redone voice acting, and brand new cutscenes to bring Abe into the new generation. The side-scrolling platformer once again puts you in the depths of an alien meat processing facility as Abe - the company's once employee of the year.
Valiant Hearts: The Great War (PS4): There aren't many games set during the events of the first World War, but Valiant Hearts breaks new ground with the setting as well as it's emotional storytelling. You play as a variety of participants in the Great War, from a combat engineer to a chef you experience each of the character's personal wartime stories and their relationship with a dog medic named Walt that ties them all together. Adventure style puzzle solving and heartfelt storytelling await.
The games of March for PS3
Papo & Yo (PS3): When most game characters encounter terrifying, sharp-toothed monsters, the result is typically a shotgun to the face. Not in Papo & Yo. The protagonist, Quico, and his monster must face magically charged puzzles and platforming challenges. Though the in-game environments might be whimsical and bright, there are some dark undertones to the story, resulting in some surprising and touching story telling.
Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments (PS3): Become the legendary gumshoe as you investigate some of the most criminal violent cases of Holmes' time. you'll need to question witnesses, search crime scenes, and use your power of intuition to see things that no ordinary detective would pick up on. There isn't much hand-holding in Crimes and Punishments. You get the clues, the crime scene, and a lineup of suspects, and you are the one who chooses to pass judgement on the suspected criminal. Be sure to do a thorough investigation. You can just as easily imprison an innocent person as the guilty party.
The games of March for PS Vita
OlliOlli 2: Welcome to Olliwood (PS4 and PS Vita): If you mashed together an endless runner like Canabalt and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, you would end up with OlliOilli. The sidescroller challenges you to grind on rails and land long manual tricks between your next stunt to build a high score chain. What appears to be simple quickly becomes an exercise in attaining perfection in each level - which totally becomes the most addicting game, like ever.
Counterspy (PS4, PS3, and PS Vita): Inspired by the Cold War's tactical espionage action, CounterSpy puts you in the role of a secret agent working for a neutral organization against two world powers. You're objective is to prevent a nuclear incident from occurring by taking on missions to sabotage and collect intelligence from both sides. The game functions mostly as a Metroidvania-style side scroller, with some third person cover shooting forcing you to take the stealthy approach to completing your missions.
The free games of February for PS4
Transistor (PS4): The creators of Bastion have yet another isometric RPG to tickle your adventure bone. Red, a famous singer, gets her voice stolen and, conveniently enough, comes across a talking greatsword (who ends up doing the talking for her). With a mix of awesome magical abilities, action-oriented gameplay, and fascinating futuristic world, Transistor is a game you don't want to miss.
Apotheon (PS4): The Greek mythology-inspired sidescroller is making it's debut on the PS4 for free. You play as a Greek warrior on his quest to climb Mt. Olympus and fight enemies in a Metroidvania-esque world. The game looks to have a Zelda 2 feel to it as you use your sword and shield to block and slash at enemy soldiers and ancient mythological creatures. And then there's the unique, wall-painting art-style that makes for some fascinating environments.
The free games of February for PS3
Yakuza 4: If you're a lover of Japanese mobsters, beating people down with martial arts, or getting lost in a plethora of side missions, you can't go wrong with Yakuza 4. In it, you explore Tokyo's underworld. Outside of roundhouse kicking fools in the streets, there are a bunch of activities to take part in like making a "number 1" cabernet girl, developing friendships with NPCs, and training fighters in your own, personal dojo.
Thief: Garrett the master thief makes his first appearance on the new gen systems, returning to the first-person stealth elements the Thief series is famous for. Don't think that you'll be sneaking around snapping a bunch of guard's necks. Garrett is a thief, not an assassin. You're goal is to hang out in the shadows, grab the goods, and escape before anyone knows you were there.
The free games of February for PS Vita
Rogue Legacy: How can a game that's so brutally difficult be such a pleasure to play? Well, that's a rogue-like for you. That's the way it's meant to be played. Every time you die, you aren't brought back to a checkpoint. You lose your progress and get dropped all the way back to the beginning of the game. Rogue Legacy is one side-scrolling challenge that will dig its hooks into you almost immediately.
Kick & Finnick: It a puzzle platformer involving a little boy, his pet robot, and a massive rifle. Yes, the kid can use his big gun to blast enemies to smithereens, but it also plays a huge part in his jumping abilities. The recoil from shooting the gun can blast Kick into the air, he gets grappling attachments, and plenty of other gadgets. With a delightful, cartoon aesthetic, incredibly challenging jump puzzles, and everything from bounce pads to teleporters to mess with, Kick & Finnick has all the ingredients for an entertaining, 2D adventure.
The free games of January for PS4
Infamous: First Light (PS4): Fetch gets her own standalone spin-off in a campaign that bridges reluctant Seattle superheroics and her imprisonment in the Curdon Cay Conduit detention center. You don't need to own (or even have played) Infamous: Second Son to appreciate First Light, but it will give you some new perspective on the city's totalitarian overseers either way.
The Swapper (PS4/PS3/PS Vita): This mind-bending puzzle platformer explores the mechanical and philosophical implications of creating and destroying a near-endless supply of clones to navigate a seemingly abandoned space station. Make sure you take a break from the mentally taxing challenges to appreciate its awesome atmosphere and kitbashing aesthetic.
The free games of January for PS3
Prototype 2 (PS3): Infamous isn't the only superpowered open-world series in January's PS Plus lineup. Prototype 2 takes players back to New York for Sgt. James Heller's mutating quest to consume the original game's protagonist Alex Mercer, and he'll use a bevy of stomach-turning new powers to save/destroy Manhattan on the way there. Did I mention that includes a gaggle of gooey, gorey tendrils?
DuckTales Remastered (PS3): WayForward brings the classic pogo-jumping platformer back to life in this updated take on Scrooge McDuck's globe-trotting adventures. Modern amenities like smooth hand-drawn animation and 3D backdrops are nice, but it's the classic challenge that will keep you coming back for another dip in the money pool.
The free games of January for PS Vita
Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition (PS Vita/PS3): Return to the days when Duke Nukem was a joker instead of just a punchline with this enhanced version of Duke Nukem 3D and three of its expansion packs. Or take a deeper dive into history with the original version with the classic shooter. Just try not to think about Duke Nukem Forever when you do.
Whoa Dave! (PS Vita/PS4 version coming): The developers of the Bit.Trip series return with a retro-arcade inspired… Ok, retro-arcade inspired doesn't cut it when it comes to Whoa Dave!, which is straight up an old-school arcade game minus thirty years of dust and faded cabinet art. Grab pennies, toss bombs at aliens, and go for the high score!
The free games of December for PS4
Injustice Gods Among Us (PS4): Ever wonder if Wonder Woman would take down the Flash in a fight? Who would be the victor of an actual battle between Batman and Superman? Well, you can answer these age-old questions by pitting your favorite superheroes and villains against one another in Injustice: Gods Among Us. It has all of the classic Mortal Kombat-style combat (minus the Fatalities) and a pretty cool story mode to boot.
Secret Panchos (PS4): Okay, Secret Panchos is a spaghetti western-themed fighting game, that you play from an isometric perspective. But instead of punching each other into submission, you have to use your quick-twitch reflexes, and character abilities in a gunfight against up to four players. Each character has distinct personalities and skills - there's the Matador that takes the battle up close, the dual pistol-wielding Kid Red, and the skull-faced Phantom Pancho.
The free games of December for PS3
Hitman HD Trilogy (PS3): If you haven't yet gotten into the Hitman series, here's your chance. Take on the role of Agent 47 as you find the most clever and gruesome ways to assassinate your targets. Should you lie in wait and silently eliminate your enemy, or dress in a chicken suit, equip a silenced pistol, and skip on the finesse. The HD collection includes Hitman 2, Hitman: Contracts, and Hitman: Blood Money, so you've got plenty of game to perfect your killing tactics.
Deadly Premonition: Director's Cut (PS3): You play Francis York Morgan, a federal investigator who comes to a small town to investigate the murder of a young woman. But the investigation is anything but routine. The dead rise up as husks of their former selves, Morgan periodically visits mysterious, supernatural rooms in his subconscious, he talks to a character in his head named Zach, and he gets clues by looking into a cup of coffee. Yup, this is a weird one, but if you can get past the wonky controls and funky visuals, you're in for a treat.
The free games of December for PS Vita
Final Horizon (PS Vita): If you've been looking for a tower defense game, look no further. Final Horizon is mixes RTS gameplay with tower defense as you attempt to fend off waves of insect-like space aliens from eating you colonists. Toted as a "2 minute tower defense" Final Horizon is perfect for those quick mobile gaming sessions on the Vita.
Titan Attacks! (PS4, PS3, PS Vita): Aliens are attacking earth and you're the only one crazy enough to stop them. Also, you're probably the only one with a massive tank at your disposal. Titan Attacks! is a classic, arcade-style shooter that challenges you to survive wave after wave of alien spaceships. Like the arcade games of yore, this shooter is all about the high scores, so, survive, upgrade your tank, and keep on blasting those space invaders.
The free games of November for PlayStation 4
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (also on Vita): After making Super Meat Boy, a tribute to the great platformers of old, developer Edmund McMillen's next game added a new, creepy twist on the top down gameplay of The Legend of Zelda. The Binding of Isaac already won acclaim on the PC for its gruesome (yet cute) spin on the biblical tale of Isaac. Rebirth is the just-released redefinition of the title in 16-bit style, primed for console owners to fall in love with the sobbing adventurer.
Steamworld Dig (also on Vita): Ever dream of a title that slams together the item collection of Minecraft, the 2D exploration of Metroid, the puzzle-platforming of Mr. Driller, and the persistence of an RPG? That's Steamworld Dig, the robotic Old West title which first came to PS4 and Vita in March. Now that the cross-buy game will be free, you can finally check out this game for yourself and see if you dig it! (Sorry.)
The free games of November for PlayStation 3
Luftrausers (also on Vita): If you're in the need for a 2D shoot 'em up, but have less than five minutes to spare, Luftrausers will fit snugly into your tight schedule. Made by Vlambeer, the group responsible for the highly addictive Ridiculous Fishing, Luftrausers' German accented take on flight immediately flings your craft into the air, tasking players with the risk/reward of constantly shooting to build up score multipliers or stopping your attacks to give your craft a chance to heal. It has a real "just one more turn" property to it that will pull in many that missed this game prior.
Frozen Synapse Prime (also on Vita): First designed for smartphones, this fast paced strategy game has earned a lot of buzz on PlayStation systems. It's a turn-based tactics game, only it goes much faster because your squads and the enemy's take actions at the same time. You need careful logic and observation to win at this one, which is why each hard fought victory feels earned.
The free games of November for PS Vita
Hungry Horde: Among the many noteworthy indie titles on the handheld, this one hopes to bring a new twist to the zombie trope. The first game from the UK dev team Nosebleed Interactive, Hungry Horde has you leading an ever-expanding undead army in a quest for living flesh, and humanity's forces are hot on your zombie heels. It's a race against the clock to take over as much of the apocalyptic town as you can in each stage of the action-puzzler, a bit like Katamari, only with rotting corpses.
Escape Plan (also on PS4): This title comes from some of the same people as Fat Princess, and was an early hit on the Vita, later making its way to the PS4. The black and white puzzler has you controlling two different characters at the same time as you navigate punishing death traps. Despite the dark subject matter, Escape Plan has a grimly funny tone to keep things light. Our Escape Plan review garnered a three out of five, which is good enough to justify getting it for free, if you ask me.
The free games of October for PlayStation 4
Dust: An Elysian Tail: Dust is an indie game that catches your eye with its beautiful art style, then sucks you in with its engrossing combat. The side-scroller puts you in the role of the anthropomorphic hero, Dust, who holds a sentient, talking sword called the Blade of Ahrah. As you progress through the story, you'll earn new abilities, discovering snow-capped mountains and peaceful glades to explore and leveling up into an even more efficient killing machine. It's like Metroid, except with a fox-like ninja protagonist.
Spelunky: Take the difficulty of the most challenging 2D platformers, cover every single level in all manner of deadly traps and monsters, and make the stages randomize every time you die. Sound crazy? That's Spelunky. Whether you're playing four-player co-op or alone, Spelunky will test your platforming skills. But the good news is: it's a blast to play.
DriveClub PlayStation Plus Edition: As a bonus for October, Sony is offering DriveClub's PlayStation Plus Edition. Think of it as an extended demo of the full title. There are 11 tracks to test your driving skills on and 10 cars to race. Plus, you get access to all of the game modes. Not too shabby.
The free games of October for PlayStation 3
Batman: Arkham Asylum: Start at the very beginning with the first entry in the can't-get-more-Batman-than-this series with Batman: Arkham Asylum. Looks like the Asylum's security staff wasn't able to contain the ingenious criminals ol' Bats has been cramming in there over the years. Only the Caped Crusader has the gumption to go in there and set them all straight. With some of the best combat, stealth, and puzzle-solving gaming has ever seen, Arkham Asylum is a must-play.
Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara: Side-scrolling beat-em ups are some of the best old-school entertainment you can get. With the D&D: Chronicles of Mystara collection (which includes Tower of Doom and Shadow of Mystara) you get all of the minion-beating action you could want.
The free games of October for PS Vita
Rainbow Moon (PS3 and PS Vita): If you're looking for a good, old-fashioned tactical RPG, you can't go wrong with Rainbow Moon. All of the classic genre tropes are here: a massive world filled with NPCs to chat with, loot to collect and equip, and enemies to battle in a turn-based, strategy combat system. With a 40-hour story campaign plus end game content, Rainbow Moon is definitely worth the price of free.
Pix the Cat (PS4 and PS Vita): Pix is a kind cat. Most felines would jump at the chance to eat a bunch of helpless duckies, but not Pix. A mix between Pacman and Snake, the game challenges you to build high scores by saving ducklings within a time limit. It's a simple concept, but it'll suck you in before you know it.
The free games of September for PS3
PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale (PS3, PS Vita): There's just something that's so enticing about getting a bunch of famous characters together and having them beat the crap out of each other. In PlayStation All Stars: Battle Royale you can pit characters like Kratos, Nathan Drake, Sly, and Fat Princess against one another in a Smash Bros.-style free-for-all. The controls are easy enough for beginners to comprehend, but it also has plenty of depth for those who want to get a real competition going.
Hoard (PS3): In a lot of medieval game settings, you play as the hero who slays dragons, finds massive piles of treasure, and... saves a princess or something. Not so in Hoard. In this adventure, you are the dragon that's running amok across the countryside. You are the one scaring the local townspeople, burning down castles, and collecting mountains of treasure to add to your ever-expanding hoard. It's nice to, you know, roast heroes for a change.
The free games of September for PS4
Velocity 2X (PS4, PS Vita): Velocity 2X is a melting pot of game genres. It's like the developers said, "Let's combine the bullet hell gameplay of a top-down space shooter, toss in some puzzle solving, and hey, why not just drop in a Super Metroid side-scroller while we're at it." The sequel has all of the top-down puzzle shooting from the original title, but now you'll be able to hop out of your ship and take the fight to your enemies on foot.
Sportsfriends (PS4, PS3): If you've got a few friends over at your place and you're looking for something to do, here's an easy solution: turn on Sportsfriends. It consists of several, easy-to-play competitive minigames that are an absolute blast in a group setting. There's a pole-vault dueling game, a sports game the combines fighting, a ball, and goal zones for super intense 1v1 matches, and physical game of tag called Johann Sebastian Joust. Need more party games? Sportsfriends has you covered.
The free games of September for PS Vita
Joe Danger (PS Vita): If the old dirt bike racers from the Excite Bike series were to ever quit racing, they'd probably end up like Joe Danger. The job description is basically the same: Ride your bike down a mile-long track, hit the ramps as fast as you can, and pull off quadruple backflips before you land. Joe Danger's gameplay is reminiscient of the racing classic, but this stunt racer mixes things up with fancy ramps, dangerous traps, and tons of collectibles. If you're looking to revisit old-school racing gameplay, Joe Danger is where it's at.
TxK (PS Vita): Remember Tempest? That old, classic game in which you guide a funny U-shaped ship down some tubes and shoot a bunch of equally funnily-shaped objects? The developers behind Tempest released a new version called TxK. The game is basically Tempest in how it controls and places an emphasis on chasing high-scores, but it just looks a whole lot cooler, as the developers took the arcade classic and infused flashy neon explosions (think Geometry Wars). There's nothing like playing a classic, and with TxK the old-school gameplay is just as entertaining as it was back in the day.
The free games of August for PS4
Road Not Taken: In Road Not Taken, you play as a ranger who must venture into a vast, enchanted forest to rescue children who apparently thought it was a good idea to wander out into a snowstorm and get lost. The thing is: stay out in the elements to long and you freeze to death. The game challenges you to move from one screen of tile-based, procedurally generated puzzles to the next by defeating enemies and removing obstacles. Every situation you encounter is a balancing act between the energy and resources you expend and the objectives you want to achieve. If you make too many mistakes or are too indecisive the ranger will pass out in the snow and leave the little kids to their (deserved) fates.
Fez: Fez mixes 3D and 2D elements together to make mind-boggling environments for you to explore. The gameplay employs a mechanic that allows you to rotate the perspective of the camera on 3D objects, which in turn manipulates their 2D layout, creating new paths for overcoming blocked routes. The world is full of tons of secrets to find and challenges to overcome--if you haven't played Fez yet, you're really missing out.
The free games of August for PS3
Crysis 3: Crysis 3 takes the jungle environment of the first game, the city from the second, and smashes those two locales together to create a literal urban jungle--overgrown buildings and all. As the protagonist Prophet, it is once again up to you to save the world from the invading alien Seph using the environment to your advantage. This time, instead of trying to escape your enemies, you'll be hunting down your prey with the advanced alien technology and an arsenal of weapons at your disposal.
Proteus: This wide-open world filled with color and music is far from the typical adventure title you'll play on your PS3. Proteus is more of an experience than a game. You're dropped onto an island covered in grass, trees, and different types of wildlife. Nothing seems particularly interesting at first, until you start to interact with the world. Playing with butterflies will make them sing, chasing rabbits will kick up a beat, and the sky will put on a light show as you activate parts of the world and unlock the soundtrack of the wilderness. Woah...It just got really New Age in here. Just go check out Proteus and you'll know what I mean.
The free games of August for PS Vita
Metrico: Platformers are platformers. We've all played them before. Jump on the blocks and don't fall into the pits. That's easy enough, right? But what if a game turned those rules on their head and mixed them around a bit? Now forward makes you jump, jumping makes that platform over there move left, and moving left makes that same platform move right. Sound confusing? That's Metrico: a collection of seemingly simple platforming puzzles that each have different rules. All you have to do is move from one side of the screen to the other. Can you figure it out?
Dragon's Crown: If you like the old-school beat-em ups, Dragon's Crown is for you. It's got all of the hacking and slashing you could ever want plus a few RPG influences in the mix. You can choose your character from collection of distinct classes, each with unique abilities and looks. In fact, the visual style is most likely one of the first things that will catch your eye. The incredibly disproportionate anatomy of the heroes and heroines is a tad excessive, but hey, I can't say that the characters don't look really cool.
The free games of July for PS4
Towerfall Ascension: Towerfall Ascension is the ultimate test of timing and skill, and probably the most fun you're going to have playing multiplayer on the PS4. Each player controls an archer in a confined, vertical arena, and is tasked with massacring the competition with precise arrow shots or stomping them on the head Mario-style.
Strider: The classic ninja series returns with all of the sword-slashing, side-scrolling action you remember from the original games. Explore the metroidvania-style world as you slash through enemy robots, battle massive bosses, and collect new gadgets and abilities to become an unstoppable assassin.
The free games of July for PS3
Dead Space 3: Isaac Clarke once again returns to the horrors of deep space to chop mutated monstrosities to pieces. This time Isaac is looking to uncover the source of the Necromorph outbreak, but he won't be facing the hideous killing machines alone. Joining the adventure is John Carver, a soldier and optional drop-in drop-out partner that a second player can control with the campaign's co-op feature.
Vessel: This side-scrolling adventure is all about controlling the flow of water, lava, and other types of experimental liquid. As the inventor Arkwright, you must stop fluid machines called fluros (of course) from wreaking havoc across the world. To do that you'll have to make use of the game's liquid simulation to solve various physics and liquid-based puzzles. But you won't just be playing with harmless water as you slosh it around in your pressurized backpack--you'll use molten lava and other properties to make the various liquids melt, change forms, explode, and more.
The free games of July for PS Vita
Muramasa Rebirth: Muramasa is a fantastic adventure that makes a great addition to your game collection--just to look at the beautiful art design for the characters and environments! But there's more to it than the hand-painted visuals. You can play as two distinct characters, each with a unique storyline, and there are a ton of intimidating bosses to overcome. You hack and slash your way across feudal Japan, collecting dozens of magical swords with special abilities along the way.
Doki-Doki Universe: The world of Doki-Doki Universe might just be as odd as its title. The game takes on a hand-drawn aesthetic, with a lanky-armed robot as the protagonist and any number of wacky characters to assist in quests. The robot QT3 has the power to materialize objects out of thin air, which you can use to help characters living on the game's many planets. If you're looking for a slow-paced adventure through a quirky and sometimes bizarre world, you can't go wrong with Doki-Doki Universe.
June's free games for PS4
Pixeljunk Shooter Ultimate: Venture into the depths of various hazardous environments as you attempt to rescue scientists and solve puzzles. This is accomplished through your power to manipulate water and lava, as well as blast through rocks and ice. Pixeljunk games always provide a good time, and Shooter Ultimate is no different.
Trine 2: Complete Story: Stop me if you've heard this one: A knight, a wizard, and a thief go on an epic 2D side-scrolling adventure. No? Well then you clearly don't know Trine, which drops you into a beautifully stylized fantasy world full of mind bending physics-based puzzles and dangerous enemies.
June's free games for PS3
NBA 2K14: Digital Lebron has never looked more like the real life LeBron than in NBA 2K14. Aside from the expected competitive ballin' gameplay, 2K14 also adds the new LeBron: Path to Greatness mode. This campaign lets you progress through the pro player's career, and gives you access to new signature skills that boost attributes and abilities.
Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time: Want to know where Sly gets his natural sneaking skills and unique thieving abilities? Traveling back in time and meeting the stealthy raccoon's ancestors will clue you in. In Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, you'll help Sly and his buddies recover the pages of the Thievius Raccoonus by visiting the past and teaming up with Sly's ancien relatives.
June's free games for PS Vita
Terraria: 2D building games come a dime a dozen these days (and other games like Minecraft), but few of them do the genre justice better than Terraria. You'll explore colorful environments, harvest materials by digging into the ground and chopping down trees, then build whatever the hell you want, whether that be a little hut or a massive stone...erm...obelisk?
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Stick It to the Man (available now): Remember those pink sticky hands you get from gumball machines that get really dirty when they touch anything? Well, this platformer attaches one of those to your head and gives it weird mind control powers. Along with the bizarre art style and gameplay, experiencing these wacky characters is enough to warrant the hard drive space in your PS4 to give this one a shot.
May's free games for PS3
Puppeteer (available now): In Puppeteer, you take the role of Kutaro, a lost boy that transformed into a doll, lost his head, and has been imprisoned by the Moon Bear King. The entire side-scrolling adventure is set on the backdrop of a puppeteer's stage, with an ever-transforming environment building up and breaking down as you progress through the beautifully designed levels.
Skullgirls Encore (available now): Skullgirls Encore is a 2D fighter that has similar mechanics to the Marvel vs. Capcom games, but with buxom girls beating each other to a pulp instead of superheroes. The gameplay will have you delivering extensive hyper combos, performing characters assists, and battling other players with teams of up to three female fighters.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 (available now): If you're going to play any sports game, it's probably best to start off with the most recent iteration. PES 2014 offers improved ball control, enhanced physics, and improved player collision over its predecessors, making it the most realistic PES entry to date.
May's free games for PS Vita
Soul Sacrifice (May 6, to May 13): The third-person action RPG gives you control over a hero that can assimilate the souls of your defeated enemies. You to decide whether to become more powerful in one attribute of your character at the detriment of another. But other than how you level, your decisions can also affect which of your party members lives or dies, so choose wisely.
Surge Deluxe (available now): One of the best genres for on-the-go gaming is the match-three puzzle, and this one's up there with the best of 'em. While most of these puzzle games will have you rotating colored blocks or columns, Surge Deluxe has you connect the colors with a current of electricity using the Vita's touch screen.
Limbo (available now): With giant spiders, pitch black environments, and instant death waiting for you at every step, Limbo's dark world is any child's worst nightmare. You guide a little boy through dangerous levels full of spiky traps and monsters that will impale, squash, and decapitate him with every misstep.
April's free games for PS4
Mercenary Kings (available now): This is a throwback to the days of old-school, side-scrolling shooters, but with the modern trappings of progressive, RPG-esque leveling. Mercenary Kings is a heavily pixelated retro platformer that has you battling intense bosses, earning new equipment, and even crafting your own customizable guns. It's basically everything you could want in a modern Metal Slug-style shooter.
April's free games for PS3
Batman: Arkham City (April 1 to May 6): The best superhero game ever made available for free on PSN? Not anymore. But even if you missed the chance to get the game for free, it's totally worth throwing down the bills to face Batman's greatest adversaries in an open-world full of goons to pummel and comic book references to gawk at.
Stealth Inc: Clone in the Dark (available now): Platforming, stealth, and puzzles: if these gameplay elements are right up your alley, you definitely want to give Stealth Inc. a shot. A single mistake can mean instant death, but even if it takes you dozens of tries to dodge all of the lasers and killer robots in a test chamber, success is always rewarding.
Castle of Illusion: Starring Mickey Mouse (available now): If you missed out on the original 16-bit Castle of Illusion in the old days, here's your chance to play through the classic in all new, spiffed up visuals. Turns out, Mickey's quite the capable 2D platformer star.
April's free games for PS Vita
Velocity Ultra (April 29 to May 27): Top-down shooters are a rarity these days; even rarer is a top-down shooter with slight puzzle elements built into it. Velocity Ultra isn't just the typical bullet hell shooter--you'll have to manage abilities that let you teleport through walls, and fling barrier-shattering bombs in an effort to rescue survivors spread across the levels.
PixelJunk Monsters: Ultimate HD (available now): Tower defense games are some of the most addictive games you could possibly play. You'll build towers and fend off wave after wave of enemies like any other tower defense games, but once you get hooked, be warned. Time will fly.
Stealth Inc: A Clone in the Dark (available now): All of the stealth action and puzzle solving involved in getting your clone through the Stealth Inc. test chamber levels is also available on the portable PS Vita. And if you happen to have both a PS3 and a Vita you can cross play between the two versions of the game. Not a bad deal.
March's free games for PS4
Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition (March 4 to April 1): Take on zombie hordes with an arsenal of insane weapons, including machine guns, flamethrowers, and rifles that shoot bolts of lightning. The twin-stick shooter's Apocalypse Edition has enhanced visuals upgraded for the PS4 and includes the Road to Devastation DLC expansion.
March's free games for PS3
Tomb Raider (March 4 to April 1): Lara is back and totally re-imagined. This time the heroine isn't the veteran Tomb Raider that was in previous games; she's an inexperienced survivor trapped on an isolated island. All of the expected combat action and environmental puzzles are here and are arguably some of the best the series has seen.
Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut (available now): Every wonder what it would be like to wake up alone to the apocalypse? Well, this is it. Survive the post-apocalyptic world by scavenging for food, escaping dangerous mutants, and staving off insanity while you search for other survivors in this horrifying 2D adventure.
Thomas Was Alone (available now): Thomas Was Alone might just look like an early version of a soon-to-be complete game, but no--the characters are actually just cubes and rectangles. However, don't take that simple aesthetic for granted; by the end of this indie puzzle platformer, you might just feel more attached to that little mute block than most video game protagonists.
March's free games for PS Vita
Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut (available now): Here's another title that benefits from Sony's cross play feature. You can try to survive the apocalypse on your home console or take your game with you on your PS Vita.
Thomas Was Alone (March 18 to May 20): Thanks to the wonders of Transfarring, Thomas Was Alone has the option to work with Sony's cross play feature. You don't just have to solve all those puzzles on your couch, you can actually bring your game with you on the go.
Unit 13 (March 18 to May 20): This third-person shooter puts you in the standard issue military boots of a spec-ops team as they fight terrorism all around the globe. Players take on missions with varying objectives under specified criteria--like staying hidden for the entire mission--for high scores and mission ranks.
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A distressed graphic adds trend-forward style to an ultrasoft French terry tee cut with bunched three-quarter sleeves and a gently curved hem.
- 30 1/2" length (size 2X).
- Polyester/linen; machine wash.
- By Madison & Berkeley; imported.
- Encore.
French Terry Top (Plus Size)
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