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Get Infamous: Second Son With September’s PlayStation Plus
Sony just rolled out its September line-up, and the big standout is the inclusion of developer Sucker Punch’s Infamous: Second Son. The open world superhero game received positive reviews at launch, and is one of the more substantial and high-quality offerings from the service in recent months.
In addition, PS Plus members have five other games available across the full suite of Sony platforms. Here’s the complete line-up: (Editor's note: An earlier version of this article included incorrect titles listed by Sony. Sony has since updated the line-up announcement, and the below reflects the correct entries)
- inFamous: Second Son, PS4
- Strike Vector Ex, PS4
- Truck Racer, PS3
- Handball 2016, PS3
- We Are Doomed, PS Vita (Cross buy with PS4)
- Hatoful Boyfriend, PS Vita (Cross buy with PS4)
PS VR owners are also getting a little extra goodness in the coming weeks, as RIGS Mechaniced Combat League is a free bonus game from September 5 through November 7.
Other goodies are also floating around in the PS Plus line-up. Dead by Daylight will be free to play for PS Plus members from September 15 through 18, and beginning on September 19 and through October 16, players of the MMO Neverwinter can snag a free bonus pack that includes, among other things, a panther companion. Enjoy your Drizzt fantasies, D&D fans.
[Source: Official PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
Second Son is a really fun game. If you haven’t given it a shot, and you’re looking for a fun and accessible open-world game with lots of cool traversal powers, it’s definitely worth a look.
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