February Free PS Plus Games Revealed, Includes Ace Combat 7

"On January 28, PlayStation revealed February's monthly games which will be available to all PS Plus subscribers across all tiers. These games will be available to add to your PlayStation library permanently starting on February 3. Once added, you can install them and play them whenever you want as long as you remain an active PS Plus Essential, Extra, or Premium subscriber. Here's the list of games and what platforms they are available on."

"This month's collection of PS Plus freebies is all over the place, but in a good way. Ace Combat 7 is one of the best jet combat games ever created. If you love Top Gun and haven't already played Ace Combat 7, stop reading this sentence and go grab, download, and start playing it. Meanwhile, Subnautica: Below Zero offers up a tense underwater survival experience with the added wrinkle that it's really cold, too."

"For folks who miss EA's Fight Night series of boxing games, Undispusted will offer you a solid replacement, though it isn't quite as good as Fight Night Round 3. But then again, few things are, right? Last, but not least, PS Plus subscribers also get to check out Ultros next month, a game which its own devs describe as a "psychedelic metroidvania." And yeah, that's an accurate description of this trippy but fun indie game. So you get a flight sim, boxing sim, underwater horror sim, and an "I took LSD and played Super Metroid " sim. Fun month!"

Four games will be free for PlayStation Plus subscribers across Essential, Extra, and Premium tiers for a limited period starting February 3 and claimable until March 2. Once added to a subscriber's PlayStation library they remain playable whenever the subscription is active. The February lineup spans genres: Ace Combat 7 delivers high-quality jet combat; Subnautica: Below Zero provides a cold, tense underwater survival experience; Undispusted offers a modern boxing experience similar to EA's Fight Night; Ultros presents a psychedelic metroidvania indie title with trippy visuals. Subscribers should add the titles before March 2 to keep them in their libraries.

Read at Kotaku