PlayStation Plus Free Games for January 2020

For January 2020, PlayStation Plus free games lineup has picked up Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection and Goat Simulator.

Entering into a New Year, Sony Entertainment has just announced a brand-new free games lineup for subscribers of PlayStation Plus monthly subscription service in January 2020 and it is stating with a blast for everyone.

From January 7, two new free PlayStation 4 titles will become available to PS Plus members but before they do, you still have a couple of days to enjoy both Titanfall 2 and Monster Energy Supercross until January 6, 2020.

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PlayStation Plus Free Games for January 2020

Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection collects first three installments of acclaimed action-adventure series Uncharted from developer Naughty Dog that literally has revolutionized modern-day storytelling through video games.

Featuring adventures of protagonist and treasure hunter Nathan Drake, players are in for an unbelievable journey throughout the globe to seek extraordinary findings and stay ahead of ruthless foes in all three single-player campaigns.

Then get ready to treat yourself with a healthy dose of chaos and madness in third-person action game Goat Simulator from indie developer/publisher Coffee Stain Studios that puts you into the hooves of a goat of destruction.

Feel free to throw yourself at a number of objects that all has intensely accurate physics and enjoy the sheer fun of being carefree about it. You can also lick stuff and drag them around with the goat's tongue wherever you go.

Now that Sony has cancelled giving out PlayStation 3 titles from last year, they are trying to provide value for monthly PS4 free games. Plus, you can always get some exclusive discount at PSN store on purchase of any title for your membership.

When Nathan Drake Collection and Goat Simulator will become available on PlayStation Plus, subscribers will have access over them till February 3. New users can also sign-up for a 14-day free trial period to see if they would like to keep up.
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