The Seven Wonders represent the distinct environments of the New York City Liberty Dome, a collection of rainforests, swamps, and rivers in place of the city. By blending the best elements of the series so far, we’ve created an action experience that we believe will blow fans away.” “Building upon the framework laid by the previous games, Crysis 3 offers unparalleled tactical freedom as players experience New York City’s Seven Wonders and adapt to the truly unique challenges they present. Which of these games are you most looking forward to picking up during August? Let us know in the comments.“The release of Crysis in 2007 was truly a watershed moment for first-person shooters and raised the bar on cutting-edge visuals and gameplay, and we could not be more thrilled to include the original game as a preorder bonus,” said Cevat Yerli, the chief executive officer of Crytek, in a press release today. Dragon's Crown doesn't support cross-buy with its PS3 and Vita versions, but according to a PlayStation Blog comment from Sony's Kristine Steimer, Plus members will get both versions.Īs always with Plus games, these are free to download for all PlayStation Plus members and remain yours for as long as you continue subscribing to the service.
Three of August's games are available on multiple systems with cross-buy support (Fez on PS4, PS3, and Vita and Proteus on PS3 and Vita), meaning you'll end up with more than two free games on PS3 and Vita.
This is another game that falls loosely within the boundaries of the puzzle-platformer genre, but it offers a difficult-to-explain twist by making infographics a centerpiece of the gameplay. Vita owners get Vanillaware's gorgeous 2D action RPG, Dragon's Crown (having gotten Dragon's Crown previously, Europeans get Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7), and one game releasing for the first time on August 5: Metrico. PS3 owners get a pair of games originally released last year: first-person shooter Crysis 3 and open-world exploration game Proteus. (We got a look at the game at E3 and walked away intrigued.) Also free for Plus members with a PS4 is Fez, the brilliantly designed puzzle-platformer from developer Phil Fish. One such game is Road Not Taken (launching August 5), a sort of roguelike puzzle game from Spry Fox, makers of the hit mobile game Triple Town. Several of the games have been out for some time, while two others will be free as soon as they launch in August. As is now the norm, it consists of two games each for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita.
The lineup of free PlayStation Plus games for the month of August has been revealed for the United States and Canada, thanks to the discovery of a video on the PlayStation YouTube channel. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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