Another Three PS Plus Essential Games Are Yours to Download Now | Push Square

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It's PS Plus Essential update day for active subscribers, bringing another three monthly PS5, PS4 games to members. It is another good month, with brand new title Foamstars added to the roster along with Rollerdrome and Steelrising. You can download the games now if you're situated in Europe, and USA readers will gain access later on in the day.

As always, we polled the Push Square audience on their thoughts concerning the February 2024 line-up, and the results weren't as positive as you might expect despite the evident quality on show. Just 17 per cent of responders said they're at least a bit happy with the selection, while 47 per cent returned a «it's a crap selection» vote. Still, the PS5, PS4 games you're getting here are undoubtedly good.

What title are you looking forward to trying first? Let us know in the comments below.

Liam grew up with a PlayStation controller in his hands and a love for Metal Gear Solid. Nowadays, he can be found playing the latest and greatest PS5 games as well as supporting Derby County. That last detail is his downfall.

Will be downloading Foamstars and Rollerdrome tonight after work, quite looking forward to both games.

If «it's a crap selection» translates to «I already have it or I'm not interested», then yes, almost every month would be that for me. That said, personally, I cannot think of a single month where I thought that the value proposition was off, even back when they only bundled in «cAlCuLaToR gAmEs». You're getting three games for the price of a lunch. The only time where I could see myself voting for crap selection would be if they only included games like My Name is Mayo or Jumping Taco.

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Steelrising is great, even if you are not into soulslike games… I played the trial and I liked it.

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I’m really surprised people think this is a poor selection. I could see myself trying all of these at some point. Granted, Foamstars would