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PlayStation Plus April Instant Game Collection Starts With Mercs And Bats
Tomorrow kicks off the first week for April’s Instant Game Collection. It also marks the launch of Mercenary Kings on PlayStation 4, but you won’t have to open your wallet for it if you are a PlayStation Plus member.
Don’t fret if you don’t own a PlayStation 4 yet, though. The caped crusader will swoop in and save your week. Batman: Arkham City joins the fray tomorrow on PlayStation 3.
As a reminder, today is your last chance to pick up Tomb Raider for PS3 and Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition for PS4. This coming week is your last opportunity to lock in your license for Borderlands 2 on PS3.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
The Instant Game Collection is one of the best values in gaming, and only made sweeter with the brand new titles offered up on PS4. I’m looking forward to Mercenary Kings based on our review. Just remember not to start downloading until the store is fully updated or else you might be inadvertently charged.
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