PS Plus March 2015 free games list could be revealed this week. Possible options for American PlayStation Plus subscribers include "Helldivers," "Resident Evil Revelations 2: Episode 2," and "The Order: 1886," while Japanese gamers could see "BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma" and "Toukiden: The Age of Demons" on their options.
The wait for the PS Plus March 2015 free games list is not over yet. According to Game Pur, Sony is still finalizing the free games for Playstation Plus subscribers with PS4, PS3, and PS Vita consoles.
EU PlayStation Blog Manager Fred Dutton made the announcement via Twitter, saying: "We're still finalising details. ASAP this week."
While waiting, those subscribed to PS Plus can look at the titles predicted to be available for free on March 2015. According to Gospel Herald, "Sony's generosity with monthly free games is the stuff of legends as each month PlayStation Plus members get their hands on a half-dozen quality classic, indie, and big-name gaming titles for the popular console line."
For March, PS4 owners may get their hands on "Helldivers," "Shiftlings," "White Night," or "Resident Evil Revelations 2: Episode 2." The four titles are scheduled for a March 3 launch, making any of them a possible free game as the company allegedly has a history of giving away "at least one newly-released game to entice players to go for the PlayStation Plus upgrade."
Of the four, the most possible free game for PS Plus subscribers this March is "Helldivers" from Arrowhead Game Studio. The assumption is based on the title having a "platform-wide release on the PS4, PS4, and PS Vita simultaneously on that day."
"The Order: 1886," just released on February 20, might also make it to the list of free games, considering Sony's history of letting highly anticipated games "enjoy those launch sales for a week or so before bringing it into the fold of free games."
Meanwhile, free games for Japanese subscribers will possibly include "BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma" and "Toukiden: The Age of Demons," as hinted at by newly released promotional material.
As for the anticipated free PlayStation Plus Edition of DriveClub, Polygon reports a Sony spokesperson claiming that the game is coming, but is still under development. "We are continually working on improving the server capacity to enable us to launch the PS Plus Edition as quickly as possible," the alleged source shares.
DriveClub, first made available in North America on October 7, 2014, is supposed to have a free limited version for PS Plus subscribers. However, its release encountered delays because of "major server problems for online-centered game."
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