As January comes to a near,PS Plushas operated as it always does. Last Wednesday, Sony revealed thePS Plus free games for February 2022, which will release this coming Tuesday (February 1). However, while sometimes this is a period of excitement or a period of hype, that’s not really the case this time around.
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PS Plus Free Games for February 2022 - UFC 4
UFC 4(PS4 version on PS Plus) is a mixed martial arts fighting game that launched to generally positive reviews back in 2022. Obviously based on the real-world promotionUltimate Fighting Championship (UFC), the game features 229 unique fighters, a career more, an improved control scheme from predecessors, fights in Backyard and Kumite, and more. In career mode, players progress, accept or decline challenges, and aim to become the Greatest of All Time. Overall, for fans of the series who haven’t checked this one out, it’s a solid improvement over pastUFCgames—the one thing that doesn’t return, however, is Ultimate Team.
PS Plus Free Games for February 2022 - Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot
Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep: A Wonderlands One-Shot(PS4 version on PS Plus) is a standalone re-release of the Borderlands 2 DLC, with this one, in particular, proving to be a fan-favorite over time. TheDnDaspect and emotional nature of the story make it worth playing time and again—saving a queen from an evil sorcerer and coming to terms withRoland’s death—even if it’s not paired with everything else fromBorderlands 2this time around.
With this, notably, there are several changes toTiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep:
PS Plus Free Games for February 2022 – Planet Coaster: Console Edition
Planet Coaster: Console Edition(PS5 version onPS Plus) is a construction and management simulation game, and it received good reviews at launch too. However, fans should be mindful that they know the differences between the PC and console editions. For example, while PC players can make their own avatar, it is not used in the console edition. It’s pretty straightforward beyond these differences, as players build theme park rides and roller coasters across four primary game modes: sandbox, challenge, career, and scenario editor. In sandbox mode, players can build their theme park on an empty plot of land, with everything unlocked and unlimited fun.
In challenge mode, players must construct an amusement park with limited funds and research depending on difficulty, and players must complete challenges for rewards. Career mode seesPlanet Coasterplayers constructing roller coasters, achieving park ratings, hiring janitors, and completing other scenarios with objectives and such. Overall, it’s what fans should expect from a solid simulation game, but with some other features that don’t appear on PC versions such as the tutorial, voice acting in career mode, and a counter for buildable objects in a theme park.
PS Plussubscribers get a handful of free games every month.
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