Sony is giving away 2 great PS4 games for free during the Coronavirus Lockdown

Thanks to the Coronavirus pandemic, the entire country is in lockdown. People are staying at home and with the lockdown extended till May 3, 2020, in India, people have to find ways to entertain themselves. Thankfully, gamers can catch up on the backlog of games and maybe indulge in some new games. However, if you are worried about the economic slowdown and don't want to spend money on games, then there is good news for you. Sony is giving away two great games for free. All you have to do is log into the PlayStation Store with your account and download them. The two games are Journey and Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection. Journey is an indie game and it has a fantastic art style. However, it may not appeal to everyone's fancy. However, we still recommend you give it a go for 2 reasons. 1, it's free and secondly, it's a good game. 

The other is a collection of three of the best PS3 games remastered for the PS4. Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection is the first three Uncharted games in one package. The first Uncharted game isn't that great but it is well worth a shot as it sets up the plot for two of the best games on the PS3. Uncharted 2 is one that you will definitely revisit multiple times and Uncharted 3 has an engaging story as well. This could motivate you to pick up Uncharted 4 which is currently on offer as one of the games you get with your PS Plus subscription. Uncharted: Lost Legacy is another entry in the franchise built for the PS4 and worth checking out too. 

Remember, if you don't see the two games on the homepage of the store, simply search for them and you will see that they are available for free. 

If you are looking to enjoy some games on your PS4, then know that we have a list of the best PS4 games you absolutely must play. You can check them out here. Sony and Microsoft have both revealed the details of their next-generation consoles set to launch in 2020. You can check out the details of the Xbox Series X here and see how it compares to the PS5 here. 

 

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