Another month, another stash of less-than-impressive games that Sony has churned up in preparation for the free offerings for PlayStation Plus subscribers in December. Now let’s get something straight right away: DarkSiders II from Vigil Games is actually a pretty good game. It’s old, but it’s good. However, the title is surrounded by so much trash for the month of December that it really does not justify the monthly subscription fee for something like PlayStation Plus.
The games were outlined over on the प्लेस्टेशन ब्लॉग, where James Hallahan does his darndest to convince gamers that the shovelware for December is worth the price of entry for a monthly PlayStation Plus subscription.
Aside from the PS4 version of डार्कसाइडर्स II: डेथिनिटिव संस्करण, there’s also the movie-based game (Yes, really… a movie-based game) in the form of कुंग फू पांडा: पौराणिक किंवदंतियों का प्रदर्शन. Oh boy… I don’t even know who thought to dig that trash out of the can, but maybe it fell out after some Antifa thug threw a trash can through the window of a Starbucks that Hallahan regularly visits and a copy of कुंग फू पांडा slipped out.
In addition to those two games, the other titles include:
- साइबेरिया संग्रह PS3
- एक्सब्लेज़ लॉस्ट: यादें, PS3
- फॉर्म.8, PS Vita (Cross Buy with PS4)
- वांछित कॉर्प, उपलेख की संक्षिप्त आत्मकथा
So we’ve got a pure hipster indie game that’s cross-buy compatible with the PS4 (but I don’t know anyone who would want to cross buy it), an isometric twin-stick shooter for the PS Vita, the साइबेरिया point-and-click collection, and Arc System Works’ PS3 visual novel, Xblaze खोया: यादें.
If you’re willing into visual novels I guess you might like the busty females from Xblaze Lost, but if you’re not into Japanese-themed VNs that are actually concerned with character development as opposed to being heavy on excessive plot, then you’re probably not going to like Xblaze Lost.
ऐसा नहीं है साइबेरिया games are awful, but I certainly wouldn’t be caught dead paying a monthly subscription to own those titles. And कुंग फू पांडा? I mean… really?
If I envied peasantry I would weep for PlayStation gamers.
