Free PlayStation and Xbox games in March 2015

4 March 2015

Sony has finally come to the party and revealed which games will be available for free on PlayStation Plus this month.

And there’s quite a biggie up for grabs on PS4 – New ‘n Tasty from Oddworld, the HD remake of the classic Abe’s Oddysee.

I grabbed this when it launched, and it really can’t be missed. So much nostalgia, with a modern look and feel.

PS4 owners can also grab Ubisoft’s Valiant Hearts: The Great War, which is an artistic side-scrolling game that explores the horrors of war.

PS3 fans can pick up Sherlock Holmes: Crime and Punishments, and Papo and Yo, while PS Vita is getting some cross-play titles: OlliOlli 2 and CounterSpy (PS4, jump in too).

To summarise:

Leaving PS Plus on 4 March

  • Apotheon (PS4)
  • Transistor (PS4)
  • Thief (PS3)
  • Yakuza 4 (PS3)
  • Rogue Legacy (PS4/PS3/PS Vita)
  • Kick and Fennick (PS Vita)

Entering PS Plus on 4 March

  • Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty (PS4)
  • Valiant Hearts (PS4)
  • Papo and Yo (PS3)
  • Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments (PS3)
  • OlliOlli 2: Welcome to Olliwood (PS4/PS Vita)
  • CounterSpy (PS4/PS3/PS Vita)

Games with Gold

Microsoft has stepped up with some big games this month.

Over the course of March, Xbox owners can grab Tomb Raider, Rayman Legends, and Bioshock Infinite.

Here are the details:

Available all of March

  • Rayman Legends (Xbox One)

Available 1 – 16 March

  • Tomb Raider (360)

Available 16 – 31 March

  • Bioshock Infinite (360)

Which platform has the best free game offering this month? Share your thoughts in the comments below or on the forums.

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  1. George Saaiman
    12.03.2015 at 13:27

    Free?? lol

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