As PS Plus’s warmth continues until February 2021, it’s worth watching the month tick off all the right subjects for a game choice.
PlayStation Plus subscribers can now claim their three matches for the month, and it is Destruction of AllStars, Control: Ultimate Edition, en Concrete Genie. Needless to say, while the reviews for Destruction of AllStars probably not exactly what Lucid Games was looking for, it’s an impressive month.
Indeed, it seems that the last time PS Plus had a “bad” month was May 2020 when it was selected titles Farm simulator 19 and Location: Skylines. Many fans were in turmoil, and even many signed a petition to change the matches for the month, yet it is ultimately a matter of opinion. Shrinking what makes a good PS Plus month and what makes the rare bad month is not an exact science, even if it is sometimes obvious. Interestingly, however, PS Plus’s free games for February 2021 could still form the perfect checklist for a month’s games.
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PS Plus – Destruction of AllStars
Probably, Destruction of AllStars is a game that looks like it’s going to develop a dedicated fanbase, though the majority are not exactly excited about it. This game tries to fill the same shoes as Val guys and Rocket League, but it misses the point. This is good, though, because the success of the above two games is special, and not every game (including a PlayStation Exclusive) can repeat it. Still, Destruction of AllStars will likely be played for some time, and that fills the niche of PS Plus’ “friendly” multiplayer game entry.
What the quality of a month means is that PS Plus is uniting players. Even if Destruction of AllStarsThe microphone was not ideal on the first day, but ways to keep playing online and new games to play with friends are basically the core of modern games.
PS Plus – Control Ultimate Edition
However, multiplayer is not everyone’s cup of tea. Many prefer strong single player experiences, and Management: Ultimate Edition cover that front. Control sees players take on the role of Jesse Faden as she searches for her brother and ruthlessly fights his. In many ways, it nails a modern video adaptation of Star Wars‘s concept of The Force, but it’s not here or there.
Indeed, where Control comes in basically splitting PS Plus subscribers this month into two camps. It is quite possible to be in both camps, but for those who want a meaningless, gimmicky game, there is Destruction of AllStars. Those who want a fun, multiple hour skirt with an interesting story have Control. PS Plus manages to take single and multiplayer this month and provide something for both, even if one of the two games doesn’t scratch the specific itch.
PS Plus – Concrete Genie
If the division of PS Plus with a multiplayer and single player game helps the service to get the checklist, Concrete Genie is likely to take it to the next level. Control has probably been played by many (though this upgrade is free via this method), Destruction of AllStars is brand new but Concrete Genie released in 2019 as a game that many people may have slept on. It’s almost as if the PS Plus approach this month is something old, something new and something blue. Destruction of AllStars is in a way out of the blue; Management: Ultimate Edition, in a way, is a new version of the game; and Concrete Geniesomehow fills in the magic formula as something old.
But on top of that, Concrete Genie does contain some optional VR elements. VR is still in its infancy, but there is a good chance that it will one day have a greater impact on the gaming industry. Either way, although PS Plus occasionally includes a VR game, the option here does not really restrict anyone from playing it, but they do choose. The limitations of its VR mode are also not that great; it is the idea more than anything else. With SP, MP and VR all playing a role in February’s games, as well as a unique and generally broad appeal to every game, PS Plus’ hot region is still not slowing down – it’s still on fire.
PS Plus‘free games for February 2021 are now available.
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