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Darksiders II Deathinitive Edition Headlines December PlayStation Plus Games
PlayStation Plus members have a meaty, if old, game to dig into this December. The remaster of Darksiders II from Nordic and Gunfire Games headlines the list of games available to download.
The Deathinitive Edition, which originally came to PS4 in 2015, features 1080p graphics and all the downloadable content that released after the game. Our own Andrew Reiner gave the original game a 9/10 back in 2012, saying "playing as this reaper gives you that amazing feeling of being an all-powerful ass-kicker."
The other games coming to the various PlayStation platforms includes Kung Fu Panda: Showdown of Legendary Legends (PS4), Syberia Collection (PS3), Xblaze Lost: Memories (PS3), Forma.8 (PS4, Vita), and Wanted Corp (Vita). PSVR owners can also pick up Until Dawn: Rush of Blood from now until January 2. Smite players are also getting a little something. From December 12 to January 9, they can download the PS Plus pack that includes 31 skins, 20 gods and voice packs, plus the Khepri announcer pack.
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