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Sackboy gets offered up on the Monthly Playstation Plus altar for April

Also,Ā Meet Your MakerĀ and Tails of Iron

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Warm up your network card, Sony has announced their offerings for their ā€œEssentialā€ Tier offerings for all PlayStation Plus subscribers. Free for the month of April will be Sackboy: The Big Adventure, Meet Your Maker, and Tails of Iron.

Beginning with Sackboy: The Big Adventure, this 2020 LittleBigPlanet spin-off was described as Destructoidā€™s resident snack-cake, Chris Carter, as a ā€œchill platformer.ā€ It ditches the creation suite that was such a focus of the LittleBigPlanet games to instead create a unique and charming platformer.

Next up is Meet Your Maker from Behaviour Interactive. This title is currently unreleased, so it youā€™ll be able to grab it free on its launch date if youā€™re a PlayStation Plus subscriber. Behaviour Interactive describes it as a first-person build and raid game. It has a co-op and base-building focus, so itā€™s something to grab if you need a game to share with a friend. If you have one.

Finally, Tails of Iron is a Souls-like action-RPG, that Destructoidā€™s resident tough-lad, Chris Moyse, described as one of the most distinctive RPG experiences of 2021.

Thereā€™s nothing on this list that strikes me as something I need to download and play right away, but theyā€™re all welcome additions to the library. Sackboy and Tails of Iron are both well-loved titles, while Meet Your Maker still needs to prove itself in the crucible of opinion.

Sackboy: The Big Adventure, Meet Your Maker, and Tails of Iron will be available to all PlayStation Plus subscribers on April 4, 2023 until May 1.


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