Get ready to slay zombies, monsters and beat January’s PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium game add-ons.
Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition’s PS5 upgrade leads the way in the new offerings, boasting improved graphics and more challenging game modes, as well as some additional story content.
Other additions to the PS Plus library include the popular anime fighting game, Dragon Ball FighterZ, the spiritual heiress Left 4 Dead Back 4 Blood, and the critically acclaimed episodic adventures Life is Strange and Life is Strange: Before The Storm. Jett: The Far Shore is an interstellar space travel with a unique soundtrack that creates a meditative experience and Just Cause 4: Reloaded is a pretty good sandbox in which you overthrow a corrupt regime explosively.
If you want more brain tempo, Erica is worth a try. An interactive and live-action thriller, Erica blends murder, childhood trauma and gruesome detective work together to create a compelling story. For fans of the classic style, the upcoming PlayStation Classics for Premium subscribers includes an enhanced version of Siphon Filter 3, the Star Wars Demolition race of destruction, and Hot Shots Golf 2. Each game all of these are updated with quality-of-life features, such as enhanced render, rewind, quick save, and custom video filters.
PlayStation Plus members can also grab free games for January’s Essential tier, including Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Axiom Verge 2, and Fallout 76. You can find the full list of all the games available here. The game is coming to PS Plus this month at GameSpot dot com.
From PlayStation to Xbox, the rumored Live Developer for Microsoft’s console has been confirmed on January 25. The event will focus on The Elder Scrolls Online, Forza Motorsport, Minecraft Legends and Redfall, with “big features” and “extended gameplay introduction” on those titles, according to Xbox Wire. For example, Arkane Austin is planning to show off single and multiplayer gameplay footage for Redfall. The studio will also talk more about combat, customization, and bosses for FPS.
If you’re wondering about Starfield, Microsoft says a future standalone program will focus on the title from Bethesda Game Studios. This detail was also part of the initial developer Direct rumor earlier this week.
