As presumed, Sony Interactive Entertainment continues to carry out worthwhile titles for PlayStation Plus subscribers. In that, the monthly online subscription features a trend that continues to carry its weight with players looking to add to their backlog with a bevy of titles that fills up their hard drives. Last month, it was no different.
In that, Sony Interactive Entertainment revealed Control: Ultimate Edition, Destruction All-Stars, and Concrete Genie for the month of February. Currently, players have until March 1 to pick up all three before the inevitable next batch of games arrive. And speaking of, the next headline of titles are surely to be worth clearing your external headroom for.
In a new PlayStation Blog post, PlayStation Plus for March 2021 will feature four new titles. You can read the full list of free games below:
Farpoint
Final Fantasy VII Remake
Marquette
Remnant: From the Ashes
Alike last month’s free games offered by Sony Interactive Entertainment, there are some clarifications worth making. In that, virtual reality experience Farpoint similarly to Concrete Genie for February is only playable on PlayStation 4 via PlayStation VR. While the PlayStation company finally addressed a dedicated PlayStation 5 VR headset is on the way, there is no current plans if it will support prior releases.
Additionally, Final Fantasy VII Remake will be another PlayStation 4 game. Noted, the game is playable via backwards compatibility, but will not offer a free upgrade to the PlayStation 5 version coming later this June. “The PS4 version of Final Fantasy VII Remake available to PlayStation Plus members is not eligible for the PS5 digital version upgrade,” Sony discloses. For more information on the new upgrade, you can read the full report by heading here.
Are you excited for the new PlayStation Plus titles for this month?
Farpoint, Final Fantasy VII Remake, Marquette, and Remnant: From the Ashes are available for free on March 2, 2021 to April 5, 2021 on PlayStation 4 & PlayStation 5 respectively.
Source: PlayStation Blog
