Look. I know bigger doesn’t always mean better and longer games are not a signifier of quality, but sometimes you find yourself craving a game you can sink hundreds of hours into.Every now and then I know I’ll find myself drifting back towardsThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt,or the mindless comfort of anAssassin’s Creed.But if you’re after something a little different that’ll still keep you firmly indoors for the next few weeks, look no further.PlayStationgamers can currently get themselves one of the biggest open-world RPGs of the last few years forfree.AdvertPlayStation recently announced all the latest games coming to the PlayStation Plus, and among them is the excellentMonster Hunter Rise.If you’ve not had the pleasure,Monster Hunter RiseisCapcomat its absolute best. It’s a truly massive RPG set in a sprawling world with tons of incredible monsters to meet and hunt.The whole thing is wrapped up in one of the most engaging and richly complex combat systems I’ve ever seen in a game, with a huge variety of different weapons and builds to encourage all kinds of different play-styles.According to How Long To Beat you can spend upwards of 250 hours onMonster Hunter Rise. And while that’s for those of you keen on seeing and doing absolutely everything, even those looking for a shorter stay will probably end up sinking at least a few dozen hours.AdvertMonster Hunter Risewould probably be my pick of the bunch for the latest PlayStation Plus games, but other highlights includeFar Cry 4, Crusader Kings III,andLEGO The Hobbit, which is the best Elder Scrolls game Bethesda never made.Featured Image Credit: SonyTopics:PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Playstation Plus,Free Games
Look. I know bigger doesn’t always mean better and longer games are not a signifier of quality, but sometimes you find yourself craving a game you can sink hundreds of hours into.Every now and then I know I’ll find myself drifting back towardsThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt,or the mindless comfort of anAssassin’s Creed.But if you’re after something a little different that’ll still keep you firmly indoors for the next few weeks, look no further.PlayStationgamers can currently get themselves one of the biggest open-world RPGs of the last few years forfree.AdvertPlayStation recently announced all the latest games coming to the PlayStation Plus, and among them is the excellentMonster Hunter Rise.If you’ve not had the pleasure,Monster Hunter RiseisCapcomat its absolute best. It’s a truly massive RPG set in a sprawling world with tons of incredible monsters to meet and hunt.The whole thing is wrapped up in one of the most engaging and richly complex combat systems I’ve ever seen in a game, with a huge variety of different weapons and builds to encourage all kinds of different play-styles.According to How Long To Beat you can spend upwards of 250 hours onMonster Hunter Rise. And while that’s for those of you keen on seeing and doing absolutely everything, even those looking for a shorter stay will probably end up sinking at least a few dozen hours.AdvertMonster Hunter Risewould probably be my pick of the bunch for the latest PlayStation Plus games, but other highlights includeFar Cry 4, Crusader Kings III,andLEGO The Hobbit, which is the best Elder Scrolls game Bethesda never made.Featured Image Credit: SonyTopics:PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Playstation Plus,Free Games
Look. I know bigger doesn’t always mean better and longer games are not a signifier of quality, but sometimes you find yourself craving a game you can sink hundreds of hours into.Every now and then I know I’ll find myself drifting back towardsThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt,or the mindless comfort of anAssassin’s Creed.But if you’re after something a little different that’ll still keep you firmly indoors for the next few weeks, look no further.PlayStationgamers can currently get themselves one of the biggest open-world RPGs of the last few years forfree.AdvertPlayStation recently announced all the latest games coming to the PlayStation Plus, and among them is the excellentMonster Hunter Rise.If you’ve not had the pleasure,Monster Hunter RiseisCapcomat its absolute best. It’s a truly massive RPG set in a sprawling world with tons of incredible monsters to meet and hunt.The whole thing is wrapped up in one of the most engaging and richly complex combat systems I’ve ever seen in a game, with a huge variety of different weapons and builds to encourage all kinds of different play-styles.According to How Long To Beat you can spend upwards of 250 hours onMonster Hunter Rise. And while that’s for those of you keen on seeing and doing absolutely everything, even those looking for a shorter stay will probably end up sinking at least a few dozen hours.AdvertMonster Hunter Risewould probably be my pick of the bunch for the latest PlayStation Plus games, but other highlights includeFar Cry 4, Crusader Kings III,andLEGO The Hobbit, which is the best Elder Scrolls game Bethesda never made.
Look. I know bigger doesn’t always mean better and longer games are not a signifier of quality, but sometimes you find yourself craving a game you can sink hundreds of hours into.
Every now and then I know I’ll find myself drifting back towardsThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt,or the mindless comfort of anAssassin’s Creed.
But if you’re after something a little different that’ll still keep you firmly indoors for the next few weeks, look no further.PlayStationgamers can currently get themselves one of the biggest open-world RPGs of the last few years forfree.
Advert
Advert
PlayStation recently announced all the latest games coming to the PlayStation Plus, and among them is the excellentMonster Hunter Rise.
If you’ve not had the pleasure,Monster Hunter RiseisCapcomat its absolute best. It’s a truly massive RPG set in a sprawling world with tons of incredible monsters to meet and hunt.
The whole thing is wrapped up in one of the most engaging and richly complex combat systems I’ve ever seen in a game, with a huge variety of different weapons and builds to encourage all kinds of different play-styles.
According to How Long To Beat you can spend upwards of 250 hours onMonster Hunter Rise. And while that’s for those of you keen on seeing and doing absolutely everything, even those looking for a shorter stay will probably end up sinking at least a few dozen hours.
Advert
Advert
Monster Hunter Risewould probably be my pick of the bunch for the latest PlayStation Plus games, but other highlights includeFar Cry 4, Crusader Kings III,andLEGO The Hobbit, which is the best Elder Scrolls game Bethesda never made.
Topics:PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Playstation Plus,Free Games
