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March 2017 PS Plus Free Games Predictions

Our PS+ line-up hunches.

INDIES

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Usually a couple indies make it into the monthly PS+ line-up as well. The first prediction for this category is the adorable platformer Unravel. Released last February, it features gorgeous backgrounds with puzzles you solve while using a continuous string of yarn in creative ways. In May 2016, a sequel was confirmed by EA to be on the way, with no details on when we should expect it. It’s currently listed on the PlayStation Store for $19.99, and got a great score from us in our review.

Another possible indie inclusion is Abzu from developer Giant Squid. With stunning visuals, extremely fluid gameplay, and an intriguing but soft-spoken story, Abzu released in August to widespread critical praise. It featured music from Grammy-nominated video game composer Austin Wintory, who also composed the music for other popular games including The Banner Saga, Flow, and Journey. In a lot of ways, Abzu is very similar to Thatgamecompany’s Journey, and it was just recently that Journey made its way to the PS+ line-up in September 2016. Abzu just kind of feels like the type of game that would eventually end up on PS+ and, like Unravel, it is currently listed on the PlayStation Store for $19.99.


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