Good news for gamers! Sony has announced to make online multiplayer free from February 13 to February 15.
The new games will be free for PlayStation Plus members for five extra days following the PSN outage as announced in a Post on X from the Official Ask PlayStation Support.
Suppose you have a PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium membership. In that case, you’ll be able to play these major titles like – Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, TopSpin 2K25, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 1, Patapon 3, and Dropship: United Peace Force.
In addition to these, Sony will also add some Indie games like Blue Prince which is a puzzle game where you design buildings, and Abiotic Factor which is a survival game where you can craft items and play with up to six players.
Some Notable Additions in February
- SaGa Frontier Remastered (PS4) – An enhanced version of the 1998 RPG classic featuring improved visuals and extra content.
- Mordhau (PS4, PS5) – A multiplayer medieval combat game with large-scale battles, castle sieges, and intense melee combat.
- Somerville (PS4, PS5) – A sci-fi adventure that delves into the aftermath of an alien invasion through a deeply personal and emotional story.
- Tin Hearts (PS4, PS5) – A puzzle adventure where players guide tin soldiers through intricate levels while uncovering a touching narrative.
So, get ready for these games starting February 18 and PlayStation Plus Extra & Premium members can access the new February game lineup.
Thus, this month includes a variety of exciting games, big hits, indie favorites, and old-school classics.
There’s something in it for everyone, no matter what type of games you enjoy.
Whether you’re looking for an action-packed adventure, a unique indie experience, or a trip down memory lane, this month’s selection has you covered.
Additionally, Armored Core fans can anticipate the release of the first three titles from the franchise — Armored Core, Armored Core Project Phantasma, and Armored Core Master of Arena — on PlayStation Plus Premium later this year to enjoy! Stay tuned for more such news.