Each shape has unique abilities while all shapes can move left or right across platforms and perform jumps, the height of these jumps may be limited by the shape, or they may have other abilities, such as being able to float on water. Each entity is represented by a simple coloured shape the game's eponymous character is a simple red rectangle. Thomas Was Alone takes place within a computer mainframe, where some unspecified "Event" has caused several artificial intelligence routines to run out of control and gain personality. To that end, the PlayStation Plus games from February will expire soon, so if you're a member and you still haven't downloaded Outlast, Metro: Last Light, PayDay 2, or any of the others, you might want to get on that.In Thomas Was Alone, the player manipulates several rectangular shapes across a platforming environment, using their unique abilities, such as floating in water, to aid the other shapes. On PlayStation 4, a Plus subscription is required to access online multiplayer. A standard one-year membership costs $50 and nets users access to a collection of free games like the above, although you lose access if your subscription expires. PlayStation Plus is Sony's subscription services for all of their consoles. Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite: The PSP version of the monster-killing simulator, which also happens to be playable on your Vita.Unit 13: a third-person shooter that includes two-player online co-op.Lone Survivor: Director's Cut: A side-scrolling indie horror game.Īnd PlayStation Vita owners will be able to download:.Thomas Was Alone: a quirky, shape-based platformer.Tomb Raider: Last year's gritty Lara Croft reboot.PlayStation 3 owners will have access to: PlayStation 4 owners will have access to Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition, a revamped edition of the game previously released for PS3 including "updated visuals and controls." We don't have individual release dates, but titles tend to roll out early in the month. Sony revealed the PlayStation Plus free games of March today through the official PlayStation Blog.
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