'PlayStation Plus' December 2016 free games list: 6 titles to be given away for free! Here's what members need to know

Catherine Salvador Friday, December 02, 2016

Screenshot from the December 2016 free games promo video of PlayStation Plus | YouTube/PlayStation

It is very typical for members of PlayStation Plus to look forward to the next set of free games that they will experience every month. This time, players are in for a surprise as interesting titles are ready to get their hours spent in enjoyment.

Indeed, this month is the season to be jolly, especially for the members of PlayStation Plus. After long days of speculating, titles such as "Invisible Inc. Console Edition," "Stories: The Path of Destinies" and other games are now offered for free.

"Invisible Inc. Console Edition" is a turn-based game that gives the players a sense of urgency. According to a review from GameSpot, the title is simple, logical and features new concepts at a gradual pace. Players will definitely enjoy challenging their brains out as they make sure that their job is done. "Invisible Inc. Console Edition" is offered to PlayStation 4 (PS4) players.

Also on the list for PS4 console owners is the "Stories: The Path of Destinies." It is an action, role-playing game that has also gathered good reviews from gamers due to its interesting gameplay. Kotaku wrote that the game entails a lot of choosing and dying, just like what it says in the opening text, "It was time to choose."

For PS3 players, the "Hyper Void" and the "Tiny Troopers Joint Ops" are being offered for free. "Hyper Void" is a single, third-person, space-shooter game that players can enjoy with its action-packed gameplay. "Tiny Troopers Joint Ops," on the other hand, is also an action-packed game, but concentrates on a minuscule arcade shooter format. "Tiny Troopers Joint Ops" has a cross buy on PS Vita and PS4.

"Color Guardians" and "VVVVVV" are now up for grabs for PS Vita players this month. "Color Guardians" is a fast-action game that will challenge the minds of the players. The title also has a cross buy in PS4. As for "VVVVVV," the game takes the players to a simple format of a 2D puzzle that progresses hardship as the level gets higher.