PSA: Last Chance for PlayStation Plus Free Games in June

Today is your last chance to grab the PlayStation Plus free games for June! XCOM 2 and Trials Fusion, along with four other titles will be going away. Starting tomorrow, July 3, an all new lineup of games will be introduced. You don’t have to download the games right away. Once they are redeemed, as long as you have an active PlayStation Plus subscription, you will have access to these games whenever you want to download and play them.

You can redeem each of them by heading over to the PlayStation Store and adding them to your cart, or by logging in on your PS4 and visiting the PS Plus tab. July 3 will introduce the narrative choice thriller, Heavy Rain. You’ll also get access to Absolver, a bizarre hybrid of multiple genres. Both PS4 titles this month are excellent games that should be experienced. The PS3 and Vita titles, while less exciting, do at least offer something to subscribers on those platforms.

Leaving the Instant Game Collection (Last Chance to Redeem)

XCOM 2 (PS4)
Trials Fusion (PS4)
Zombie Driver HD (PS3)
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (PS3)
Atomic Ninjas (PS Vita)
Squares (PS Vita)

Entering the Instant Game Collection on June 5 in North America and Europe

Heavy Rain (PS4)
Absolver (PS4)
Rayman 3 HD (PS3)
Deception IV: The Nightmare Princess (PS3)
Space Overlords (PS Vita)
Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma (PS Vita)

Along with redeeming the PS Plus games, you should check out the sales happening on the PS Store right now. There’s a massive list of great PlayStation deals that you won’t want to miss, including big discounts for PlayStation Plus subscribers.

Have you redeemed the PlayStation Plus free titles for June yet? Are you excited for Heavy Rain and Absolver to enter the fray tomorrow? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

games like heavy rain

PS4 Games Like Heavy Rain
Beyond: Two Souls

Also developed by Quantic Dream, Beyond: Two Souls plays very similarly to Heavy Rain. Where it does differ is in its plot, which deals with more supernatural tones. Either way, if you dug David Cage's work, you'll likely enjoy this.
Detroit: Become Human

It's been a few years since Quantic Dream has released a game, but Detroit: Become Human is set to finally release in 2018. It's an intriguing look at the future, and hopefully will be able to push storytelling in games.
Dragon Age: Inquisition

Bioware is one of the most popular developers in gaming today, and their work on the Dragon Age series has been top notch. The most recent title, Dragon Age: Inquisition, continues the series' tradition of allowing players to change the course of both story and character arcs through their choices. Players will have to play through Inquisition multiple times to experience all it has to offer!
Fallout 4

While morals may largely be largely gone in the apocalypse, Fallout 4 still deals with plenty of dilemmas. Major choices will have to be made, and consequences will have to be suffered. It is worth noting that Bethesda has made other great choice driven titles in The Elder Scrolls series, such as Skyrim and Oblivion.
Life is Strange

Dontnod Entertainment showed a lot of promise with 2013's Remember Me, but really came into their own as a developer with the episodic game Life is Strange. It features one of the most touching stories in all of gaming, and was one of the best surprises of 2015. The prequel, Before the Storm, is also out now.
Murdered: Soul Suspect

If you enjoyed playing detective in Heavy Rain, then you'll dig Murdered: Soul Suspect. It has the interesting twist of figuring out your own murder as a ghost, and players get to pull off some Ghost Trick-style shenanigans.
Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments

Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments is an interesting case, as it actually allows the player to throw perfectly innocent suspects into prison. This kind of tension, and not penalizing the player for wrong choices, puts the player in the fictional detective's shoes. This is developer Frogwares' best take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous sleuth.
The Wolf Among Us

Telltale has a done a great job in revitalizing adventure games, and The Wolf Among Us is the best story they've told. A second season is on the way, so this is definitely the best time to jump in. If you don't like fairy tales, Telltale has also made similar games based off other popular properties such as Borderlands and The Walking Dead.
Until Dawn

If you want a horror-twist on the genre then you can't do better than Until Dawn. Supermassive Games' thriller has a great story, meaningful choices, and is one heck of a rollercoaster ride. A PSVR prequel is out later this year.
Zero Escape

One of gaming's best stories can be found in the Zero Escape series. Choices definitely matter in the series, but it differs due to the fact that players will have to replay the same scenes to see how the different choices would've played out to get the full story. All three titles are worth playing.