From Leon Kennedy to Chase McCain, from Tiny Tina to Rico Rodriguez, from Force to Mana: here are all the free PS Plus games for January 2024
I free games for subscribers to PS Plus have renewed their selection of January 2024and this time there really is something to proceed at full speed. Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands – Next-Level Edition (PS4, PS5) leads the way with the fantasy digression of Borderlands. Following, Resident Evil 2 (PS4, PS5) takes us back to Raccoon City with the canonical debut of Leon Kennedy. LEGO City Undercover (PS4) sees Chase McCain abandon Wii U exclusivity (at least him) to hunt down the dangerous escapee Rex Fury in a complete reversal of GTA. Reason for which Just Cause 3 (PS4) aims to put players back in the reins of Rico Rodriguez in a chaotic, adrenaline-filled Mediterranean paradise. And to think we’re barely halfway through the list! Everything will be usable from the 16th of the monthwhich is why you will have to be patient.
➕ A Plague Tale: Requiem
➕ Evil West
➕ Nobody Saves the World
Which of these PlayStation Plus games are you playing first? pic.twitter.com/qJEo2lfGsu— PlayStation Italia (@PlayStationIT) January 4, 2024
The post-Christmas avalanche of free games for PS Plus subscribers: a great January to start 2024 off right!
PS Plus free games continue with Session: Skate Sim (PS4, PS5), simulator created “by and for skaters” for a truly acrobatic January 2024. If you prefer Edo period Japan, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun (PS4) allows you to sneak around hordes of enemies. And then there is Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong (PS4, PS5), narrative RPG in which the duality between vampire and human is explored in the role of three protagonists. Surviving the Aftermath (PS4) instead puts us in a post-apocalyptic future in which to manage the resources at our disposal. The selection Premium understands how PS1 Classics the crazy drifts of Rally Cross (PS4, PS5) and the video game transposition of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (PS4, PS5). Finally, we would like to point out the beatings of Street Fighter: 30th Anniversary Collection (PS4), Square-Enix’s historic IP with Legend of Mana (PS4) e Secret of Mana (PS4) and, finally, the partial catalog of Crunchyroll. What a sweat!
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