PS Plus February 2018 Free Games Has Been Leaked
Ahead of the official announcement from Sony, the games for February 20198’s PlayStaiton Plus free collection have seemingly been revealed.
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The official announcement of PlayStation Plus Free Games for February 2018 is still pending, but a poster leaked on the internet says Dark Souls II, Far Cry 4 and That’s You are part of February 2018 Free Games for PS Plus.
From a poster leak on the internet which shows the covers of 3 games and supposedly the image leaked is said to contain the upcoming titles which will be included in the PS+ for the month of February 2018. Warning: This is just a rumor and should not be taken seriously, as there is no official announcement yet.
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PlayStation Plus Games for February 2018 Revealed Ahead of Announcement
The games listed on the poster are Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin, Far Cry 4 and That’s You! If this leak is true, then getting Dark Souls II and Far Cry 4 for free is a pretty good deal. We expect Sony to make an official announcement of February 2018 Free Games for PlayStation Plus subscribers early next week.
Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin is a controversial entry in the Dark Souls series simply because it was released with many bugs and deviated from the standard formula so much. A big part of what fans didn’t enjoy about it was the motion-captured animations, which were sped up in Dark Souls 3. This is a real marmite game for soulslike fans.
Far Cry 4 is one of the best Far Cry games out there. It didn’t quite hit the highs of Far Cry 3, but its open world and the sheer amount of activities for players to work through is almost unrivaled. Far Cry 5 fell short of Far Cry 4’s quality, so this is definitely a game fans will want to get in on.
Finally, we have That’s You! This is a party game designed for families and friends to play together, where the topics revolve around the players. It’s all about how well the group knows each other, and if they don’t have a good knowledge of history and facts about everyone playing, then some people are going to struggle to compete.
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