One of the March 2024 PlayStation Plus games has leaked

thesixthaxis.com:

You have almost a week until the next set of PlayStation Plus games are online but the reliable billbil-kun from Dealabs has got the scoop on one of the free titles. According to their sources the headline game for March 2024 will be former PlayStation console exclusive Sifu!

Let’s see what we had to say in our.. oh dear… 4/10 review.

“Sifu is a game that I wanted to love,” begins Jason. “I had high hopes for it being one of my game of the year contenders, but it left me feeling intensely deflated instead. It’s a game that confuses the precise mechanical difficulty of Sekiro with a forced difficulty brought on by simply giving bosses armour. I find myself irrationally angry with Sifu. Sifu is a game that had exceptional potential, but squandered it on the wrong lessons.”

Well let’s be generous, the game has been out for two years and has had plenty of updates since then including free Arenas that added tens of hours of gameplay.

You can still grab this months titles and a always there are three games on offer and they are:

Foamstars is the big ticket game here, with Square Enix creating a fun looking, and bubbly 4v4 shooter. Yes, yes, it’s a bit like Splatoon, but there’s a few unique twists here, like being able to use your foam guns to build terrain and create your own vantage points, as well as game modes that can split up your team to different parts of the arena.

Coming from the makers of OlliOlli, Rollerdrome is another extreme sports game… where you’re in a retro-futuristic dystopian blood sport. It’s pretty rad, combining Tony Hawks with shooting up game show guards. In our Rollerdrome review, I said, “With easy-to-grasp (but tricky to master) extreme sports, over-the-top arena combat, and a sublime audio-visual aesthetic, Rollerdrome deserves its place in the pantheon of 70s sci-fi sports fiction.”

Lastly we have the French revolutionary soulslike Steelrising, where you play as an automaton in a steampunk alt universe. In our review, Gamoc said, “Steelrising’s