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June's PlayStation Plus Games Include Killing Floor 2, Life Is Strange
This month's PlayStation Plus titles have been revealed on the PlayStation Blog. Killing Floor 2 and Life is Strange will be available on PlayStation 4 starting June 1.
Killing Floor 2 is a co-op horde first-person shooter. Assemble a team of friends to take on wave after wave of mutants, upgrading your gear as you progress. Life is Strange is an episodic choice-based game about a time-manipulating teen named Max and her personal journey to discover the mysteries of the town of Arcadia Bay.
Along with those PS4 titles, PlayStation Plus members can also enjoy these games on Sony's other platforms:
- Abyss Odyssey (PS3)
- WRC 5: World Rally Championship (PS3)
- Neon Chrome (PS Vita, crossbuy on PS4)
- Spy Chameleon (PS Vita, crossbuy on PS4)
Our Take
This is pretty solid month for PlayStation, especially given its less-than-stellar titles the past few months. Killing Floor 2 is a great free game that'll give you and your buddies at least one evening of fun, and those curious about the critically acclaimed Life is Strange can finally check it out for themselves free of charge – if you're a PlayStation Plus subscriber.
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