Sony introduced the PlayStation Play at Home program in 2020 as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The idea was simple: give PlayStation gamers some free games to encourage them to stay home and hopefully reduce the spread of the virus. The world is still grappling with COVID-19 in 2021, and so Sony has brought thePlayStation Play at Home programback, but this time it’s much bigger in scope than it was before.
Sony gave away two free games for the PlayStation Play at Home program in 2020, but at the time of this writing, there’s a whopping10games that PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 gamers can claim for their digital collections. This includes the2016Ratchet & Clankgame, which is available to claim until March 31 at 8pm PT, as well as nine other games that were added to the PlayStation Play at Home program on March 25 at 8pm PT.
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The nine games added to the PlayStation Play at Home program on March 25 are a mix of popular indie games andPlayStation VR titles. Fans have until April 22nd at 8 pm PT to claim them, so there’s a bit more time thanRatchet & Clank. Regardless, there are 10 games currently available through the PlayStation Play at Home program that gamers on PS4 and PS5 can claim right now.
Here is the full list of 10 games that are free to PlayStation gamers at the time of this writing:
The 10 games Sony is giving away consist of some of the highest-rated PS4 games released to date.Astro Bot Rescue Missionis one of the most critically-acclaimed virtual reality games ever made, whereasRatchet & Clankis one of the most popular 3D platformers on the system.The Witnessalso earned quite a bit of critical acclaim when it was originally released.
There will be many more PlayStation Play at Home bonuses for fans to look forward to in the months ahead.Horizon Zero Dawnwill be free for PlayStation gamers starting on April 19 at 8pm PT and will be available to claim until May 14 at 8pm PT. There will likely be other free games made available through the program as well, though Sony has yet to provide any details at the time of this writing.
