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Puppeteer And Surge Deluxe Are This Week's Free PlayStation Plus Titles
Japan Studio's stylistic platformer, Puppeteer, is available for free to PlayStation Plus members starting tomorrow after the service is updated. At this time, Vita owners get a free game of their own: Surge Deluxe, a block-moving puzzle game. No PlayStation 4 titles were added to the Instant Game Collection this week.
As always, when a new free game is added, an older deal expires. This week's expiring game is Velocity Ultra for Vita. You'll have until next week to snag it. More pressingly, however, today is the last day to download Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (PlayStation 3), and Unit 13 (Vita). Both games will be removed from the Instant Game Collection as soon as the update hits tomorrow.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
No game discounts or a free download for PlayStation 4 make this a light week for PlayStation Plus. That said, Puppeteer is a hell of a game and should be downloaded by everyone who hasn't had the chance to play it yet.
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