Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection And Goat Simulator Are January’s PS Plus Games

4 responses to “Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection And Goat Simulator Are January’s PS Plus Games”

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   arnna

   January 2, 2020 at 8:48 am

   The trouble with the ‘free’ games system, is that I tend to own most games I want to play.
   Sure there have been some PS+ surprises like Gone Home and Meat Boy but the vast majority of the time it offers games I have no interest in playing

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2. 

   randomabuse

   January 2, 2020 at 9:01 am

   Uncharted is good for people that haven’t played it, but it’s always so cheap so who doesn’t have it by this point? Weak month for sure, though at least last month revitalised the Titanfall 2 community

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   transientmind

   January 2, 2020 at 11:02 am

   Well, that’s not bad, I guess. I don’t own either, but I also didn’t really care for either… at least it’ll be in the library if someone house-sits and wants to go through my game library? I dunno, I’m low on use-cases for some of these.

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4. 

   pablo77

   January 2, 2020 at 1:02 pm

   I think this month is a perfect example of how just having the 2 games has diminished the ‘value’ of the PS Plus offering. Both games aren’t ‘bad’ (in fact Uncharted Collection is actually quite good if you haven’t play it before with 3 of the best PS3 games in 1 package) but as noted above, if you liked these games, you probably have played them already.

   When we had 6 games, it increased the likelihood of cross buy gems which you would never have thought of before. The PS4 quality of games has almost definitely increased since moving to just 2 games, but this also means more likely that many people have them already.

   Having looked at the list of games from PS Plus, I only realised this morning that I haven’t played a game received in my subscription since September 2018.

   For someone like me (and I assume I am not alone) I only play online sparingly with friends and if I am not playing these ‘free’ games, the value of the service is dubious. That being said, those infrequent online gaming sessions still require the same subscription as someone who spends 6+ hours a night on COD..

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