PlayStation revealed the next batch of free games for PS Plus subscribers during February's State of Play livestream. The PlayStation Plus lineup for March 2023 includes Battlefield 2042, Minecraft Dungeons, and Code Vein. All three games will be available to claim starting March 7. Regardless of which membership tier you subscribe to, you'll be able to add March's games to your library.
Both the PS5 and PS4 versions of Battlefield 2042 will be up for grabs. Though the latest entry in EA's long-running FPS series got off to a rocky start when it launched in 2021, consistent updates have been rolled out ever since that have improved the online experience. With Battlefield 2042 coming to PS Plus, you can expect an increase in player counts, so it will be a good time to give it a go.
Minecraft Dungeons is essentially Minecraft's version of Diablo, and it's pretty darn good. Played from an isometric perspective, Minecraft Dungeons is all about slashing your way through groups of enemies in search of new loot. Like Diablo, Minecraft Dungeons really hits its stride the more you play and is best enjoyed with friends. This is a great family-friendly cooperative game to play with kids, and it could help you scratch that Diablo itch while waiting for Diablo 4.
If you're a fan of action-RPGs and haven't checked out Code Vein, it's certainly worth a look when it comes to PlayStation Plus. The Bandai Namco-published RPG takes cues from the souls-like genre and has a flashy anime aesthetic. Even though you can see the Dark Souls influence while playing, Code Vein is more forgiving. It has strong combat, cool environments, and a lengthy campaign that can be played solo or with a friend.
Available from March 7-April 3
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