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PSA: Now's Your Last Chance To Grab March's Free PlayStation Plus Games
Update: If you haven't downloaded Tearaway Unfolded, Disc Jam, or any of March's other free PlayStation Plus games, today is your last chance to do so.
Click on this link to head to the PlayStation Store and grab your free games!
Original Story: This month's lineup of free PlayStation Plus titles is a particularly strong one, with an array of solid titles anchored by a brand new action/sports game.
In July 2015, Rocket League made its debut on PlayStation 4 as a high-profile free PS Plus title and became an instant hit. Nearly two years later, Rocket League is still a tremendously popular option for online multiplayer sessions of players across all skill levels. Disc Jam, the debut game from High Horse Entertainment, may attempt to emulate Rocket League's runaway success, offering up a kinetic blend of air hockey and tennis, complete with arcade-style special abilities and four-player action.
The rest of the lineup is strong, from Tearaway Unfolded to Earth Defense Force and Severed. Here is the full list of March's PlayStation Plus offerings:
- Disc Jam – PS4
- Tearaway Unfolded – PS4
- Earth Defense Force 2025 – PS3
- Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late – PS3
- Severed – Vita
- Lumo – Vita (Cross Buy on PS4)
These deals go live when the PlayStation Store updates on March 7, which means you have until then to pick up last month's free games, which include LittleBigPlanet 3 and TorqueL.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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