Dec 23, 2024 | Updated: 11:35 AM EDT
Mar 24, 2017 07:32 AM EDT
Before the official announcement for the PlayStation Plus April 2017 free games lineup, Sony has dished out a few surprises for its paying members. To further attract the members, the company has now given subscribers a bonus booster pack for the popular free-to-play hack and slash video game, "Let it Die."
However the PS Plus April 2017 games lineup is yet to be revealed, but that hasn't stopped Sony from revealing another bonus freebie to subscribers. PlayStation Plus subscribers can take advantage of a free booster pack in "Let it Die." Until April 18, PlayStation Plus members can download the Direct Hell Booster Pack free of charge on PS4, according to Express.
The Direct Hell Booster Pack will give players in-game coins and more features. However, it's still unclear if the "Let it Die" DLC is free to PS4 owners in the UK or not, but it is for sure available in North America, as it was announced on the PlayStation Blog there.
Right now we don't know about the every game which is coming to PlayStation Plus next month, Sony has revealed one title before the schedule. The tech giant, in an unusual move, has revealed the first PS Plus April 2017 free game, starting April 4, PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to download the new PS4 game, titled "Drawn to Death."
The upcoming game was developed by The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency and SIE San Diego Studio which will be making its debut for the PlayStation 4 next month, on April 4. Members of the PlayStation Plus program will be able to get it for free.
Meanwhile, members of the PlayStation Plus program will get the Direct Hell booster pack also for the popular hack and slash game, "Let it Die." The free DLC will include a myriad of in-game bonuses, expanded storage space, in-game coins, crafting resources, and in-game items as per PSU.
In case if you were wondering one when the rest of the PlayStation Plus freebies will be announced then you should know that Sony typically unveils the list six days before the games are scheduled to go live. With "Drawn to Death" hitting PS Plus on April 4, Sony will, therefore, announce its PS Plus freebies on March 29 at around 5 pm.
