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Invisible Inc., Stories: Path of Destinies Headline December PS Plus Titles
Sony has revealed the last set of PlayStation Plus games for the year., featuring a host of well-received indie titles. Thanks to Sony's cross-buy functionality, the PS4 is the real winner this month, picking up five new titles. Here is December's full lineup, which will be released on December 6:
PlayStation 4
Invisible Inc.
Stories: Path of Destinies
PlayStation 3
Hyper Void (cross-buy on PS4)
Tiny Troopers Joint Ops (cross-buy on PS4 and Vita)
PlayStation Vita
Color Guardians (cross-buy on PS4)
VVVVVV
Don't forget to snatch November's PS Plus titles before they expire on December 6.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
I've been wanting to try Invisible Inc. but haven't picked it up yet because I'm not good at rogue-likes. Those kinds of questionable purchases are perfect for PS Plus and other comparable services, as they get players to take the plunge. Also, VVVVVV is great and you should play it. It's short, cute, and fun – just like me on a Saturday night.
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