Sony (SNE) has announced the January 2015 list of PlayStation Plus free games.
The company releases six games per month free of charge to PlayStation Plus members. The list includes two PS4 games, two PS3 titles and two more for PS Vita.
Sony tends to include a variety of genres in its PS Plus selection to satisfy all kinds of gamers. The December list included action, adventure, shooters, platformers and more.
These games will be available starting January 6 and Plus subscribers will have access to them throughout the month. Check them out over the next few slides.
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PlayStation Plus Free Games: PS4
InFamous: First Light is a single-player action-adventure game for PlayStation 4 owners.
The Sucker Punch Productions title follows Fetch, a conduit in custody who uses her Neon powers to battle her way through a prison. First Light is the sequel to the 2009 PS3 game Infamous.
PS4 users will also have access to The Swapper, a side-scrolling puzzle game where the protagonist attempts to escape a damaged space station. The platformer has a 9.3 rating on IGN.
PlayStation Plus Free Games: PS3
PS3 users will have access to a platformer and an open world game.
DuckTales Remastered is a modern take on the classic 8-bit game that follows Scrooge McDuck through fictional worlds in order to claim five treasures. The PS3 version includes a number of new features and improved graphics.
Prototype 2 is another sequel that PS3 games will be able to download in January for free. The action adventure follows a shapeshifter who battles to destroy an epidemic.
PlayStation Plus Free Games: PS Vita
First-person shooter classic Duke Nukem 3D highlights the PS Vita selection of Plus free games.
The 1990s classic stars a gun-toting hero who shoots up aliens in an attempt to save the Earth. The Vita version of the game is being released next month.
Woah Dave! is the other Vita title on the list–an arcade game consisting of destroying monsters and stealing their change. A PS4 version of the game will be released on a later date.
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