December has finally arrived, bringing with it the final PlayStation Plus essential tier drop of the year. While some have described it as a ‘new low’, I actually think it’s a great month.Before we dive into what’s new, allow me to remind you that you have just a few more days to grab November’s offerings.Mafia II, Dragon Ball: The Breakers, andAlien Fireteam Elitewill soon depart the platform. I highly recommendMafia IIif you’re a fan of Grand Theft Auto. Featuring a wanted system, gunfights, and vehicle chases, it should feel very familiar to GTA fans - and you don’t really need knowledge of the firstMafiato enjoy it. On 5 December, you’llthen be able to enjoyLEGO 2K Drive, Powerwash Simulator, andSable- which have acollective worth of $120.Take a look atSablein action below.It’sPowerwash Simulatorthat I want to highlight today. It’s one of those games that became somewhat of a sleeper hit. I don’t think it was on anyone’s radar particularly when it launched, butPowerwash Simulatorhas become a titan of a game for those looking for some zen, low-stakes fun. In fact, it offers around 50 hours of pure joy. Honestly, you won’t regret giving this game a try.AdvertIt’s got a rating of 75 over on Metacritic. TheGamerwrote, “Powerwash Simulatoris a darling escape into a profession I never knew I had any passion for. I’m not saying I’m about to quit writing and start going to town on my nan’s filthy patio, but there’s something about living a distant occupation through the medium of video games that pulls you in and refuses to let go.”IGNadded, “PowerWash Simulator’s simple yet therapeutic style of gameplay provides an enjoyable way to chill out across its numerous generously sized levels.” You can join in the fun onPlayStation Pluson 5 December.Featured Image Credit: SonyTopics:PlayStation,Playstation Plus,Sony
December has finally arrived, bringing with it the final PlayStation Plus essential tier drop of the year. While some have described it as a ‘new low’, I actually think it’s a great month.Before we dive into what’s new, allow me to remind you that you have just a few more days to grab November’s offerings.Mafia II, Dragon Ball: The Breakers, andAlien Fireteam Elitewill soon depart the platform. I highly recommendMafia IIif you’re a fan of Grand Theft Auto. Featuring a wanted system, gunfights, and vehicle chases, it should feel very familiar to GTA fans - and you don’t really need knowledge of the firstMafiato enjoy it. On 5 December, you’llthen be able to enjoyLEGO 2K Drive, Powerwash Simulator, andSable- which have acollective worth of $120.Take a look atSablein action below.It’sPowerwash Simulatorthat I want to highlight today. It’s one of those games that became somewhat of a sleeper hit. I don’t think it was on anyone’s radar particularly when it launched, butPowerwash Simulatorhas become a titan of a game for those looking for some zen, low-stakes fun. In fact, it offers around 50 hours of pure joy. Honestly, you won’t regret giving this game a try.AdvertIt’s got a rating of 75 over on Metacritic. TheGamerwrote, “Powerwash Simulatoris a darling escape into a profession I never knew I had any passion for. I’m not saying I’m about to quit writing and start going to town on my nan’s filthy patio, but there’s something about living a distant occupation through the medium of video games that pulls you in and refuses to let go.”IGNadded, “PowerWash Simulator’s simple yet therapeutic style of gameplay provides an enjoyable way to chill out across its numerous generously sized levels.” You can join in the fun onPlayStation Pluson 5 December.Featured Image Credit: SonyTopics:PlayStation,Playstation Plus,Sony
December has finally arrived, bringing with it the final PlayStation Plus essential tier drop of the year. While some have described it as a ‘new low’, I actually think it’s a great month.Before we dive into what’s new, allow me to remind you that you have just a few more days to grab November’s offerings.Mafia II, Dragon Ball: The Breakers, andAlien Fireteam Elitewill soon depart the platform. I highly recommendMafia IIif you’re a fan of Grand Theft Auto. Featuring a wanted system, gunfights, and vehicle chases, it should feel very familiar to GTA fans - and you don’t really need knowledge of the firstMafiato enjoy it. On 5 December, you’llthen be able to enjoyLEGO 2K Drive, Powerwash Simulator, andSable- which have acollective worth of $120.Take a look atSablein action below.It’sPowerwash Simulatorthat I want to highlight today. It’s one of those games that became somewhat of a sleeper hit. I don’t think it was on anyone’s radar particularly when it launched, butPowerwash Simulatorhas become a titan of a game for those looking for some zen, low-stakes fun. In fact, it offers around 50 hours of pure joy. Honestly, you won’t regret giving this game a try.AdvertIt’s got a rating of 75 over on Metacritic. TheGamerwrote, “Powerwash Simulatoris a darling escape into a profession I never knew I had any passion for. I’m not saying I’m about to quit writing and start going to town on my nan’s filthy patio, but there’s something about living a distant occupation through the medium of video games that pulls you in and refuses to let go.”IGNadded, “PowerWash Simulator’s simple yet therapeutic style of gameplay provides an enjoyable way to chill out across its numerous generously sized levels.” You can join in the fun onPlayStation Pluson 5 December.
December has finally arrived, bringing with it the final PlayStation Plus essential tier drop of the year. While some have described it as a ‘new low’, I actually think it’s a great month.
Before we dive into what’s new, allow me to remind you that you have just a few more days to grab November’s offerings.Mafia II, Dragon Ball: The Breakers, andAlien Fireteam Elitewill soon depart the platform. I highly recommendMafia IIif you’re a fan of Grand Theft Auto. Featuring a wanted system, gunfights, and vehicle chases, it should feel very familiar to GTA fans - and you don’t really need knowledge of the firstMafiato enjoy it. On 5 December, you’llthen be able to enjoyLEGO 2K Drive, Powerwash Simulator, andSable- which have acollective worth of $120.
Take a look atSablein action below.
It’sPowerwash Simulatorthat I want to highlight today. It’s one of those games that became somewhat of a sleeper hit. I don’t think it was on anyone’s radar particularly when it launched, butPowerwash Simulatorhas become a titan of a game for those looking for some zen, low-stakes fun. In fact, it offers around 50 hours of pure joy. Honestly, you won’t regret giving this game a try.
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It’s got a rating of 75 over on Metacritic. TheGamerwrote, “Powerwash Simulatoris a darling escape into a profession I never knew I had any passion for. I’m not saying I’m about to quit writing and start going to town on my nan’s filthy patio, but there’s something about living a distant occupation through the medium of video games that pulls you in and refuses to let go.”
IGNadded, “PowerWash Simulator’s simple yet therapeutic style of gameplay provides an enjoyable way to chill out across its numerous generously sized levels.” You can join in the fun onPlayStation Pluson 5 December.
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