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January PlayStation Plus Lineup Includes Telltale's Batman And Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Sony has revealed their free game lineup for the first month of 2018, which includes Telltale's Batman series and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.
If you have a PlayStation Plus subscription, you can freely download both games. Mankind Divided is the sequel to Deus Ex: Human Revolution, putting Adam Jensen in Prague two years after the ending of Human Revolution. The game has him investigating a bombing in a world where augmented people, like himself, are openly and freely discriminated against. You can find our review of the game here.
In Telltale's Batman game, players try to balance being Batman and being Bruce Wayne, along with everything else that goes on in Gotham. It follows in the mold of Telltale's other efforts and will have a season two in 2018. You can read our review of episode one here.
Other games this month include Sacred 3 (PS3), The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (PS3), Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness (Vita/PS4), Uncanny Valley (Vita/PS4), and Starblood Arena (PSVR).
Additionally, a Warframe booster pack will be free for PlayStation Plus subscribers.
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