PS4 Free PS Plus Games For April 2018 Confirmed

@gwalcott: That's some strange logic there...but, whatever helps you justify your PS+ subscription is fine with me.

@Vodoo: Same situation as you except have 1TB in my ps4, don't understand your last sentence though. The pro is worth it if you have a 4ktv. And pro does supports HDR, which the 4ktv is supposed to have.

@jesterofbass: Actually not so long if you focus on the main missions which is exactly what I did after getting tired of the repetitiveness. Took me 35 hours to do almost all sub missions and all main missions. Good game though, they did a lot right.

@Brettsky128: Good job!

@doublem-k: Thanks!

@chubby170: Nope, and another great month unless you're a negative douche.

@Pyrosa: Yeah, no home version of “Q-Bert” has ever controlled well. I played an actual arcade cabinet version of it last year or the year before, and realized why it will always play so much better: the joystick itself — including the switches — are rotated 45 degrees from the standard X- and Y-axes. On a home controller, moving diagonally is a secondary functionality, behind measuring up/down and left/right, and will feel relatively unresponsive.

@Pyrosa: There are some solid (albeit unoriginal) ideas in Mad Max, but the game becomes super monotonous I ended up not being able to finish it. More variety and a slightly more intriguing story would have gone a long way I think. Also, it's kind of a shame Max isn't known to use a wide variety of guns because the game could have turned out to be a decent shooter if they implemented it. It's an okay Arkham-esque brawler. The driving is okay. It's one of those games I wish I would go through, but the last couple of times attempting it, I became more and more bored with it.

I don't know how many hours I put into it, but I covered all of the map and did many of the side quests and a lot of the story. And, I'm not sure what you mean by mini-Rage; Mad Max has a much bigger environment, although it's singular rather than split into two. Rage exceeded at allowing you to shoot dudes. It kind of disappointed in regards to characters and story too. The only thing Mad Max and Rage have in common is the look of enemy A.I. to some degree and the desert environment.

@Atzenkiller: One man's trash is another man's treasure. And even if you think of them as not being free, under $1/game is a pretty damn good deal.