PlayStation Plus free games for May 2022 announced
, a Norse mythology-themed game that blends survival and action RPG elements together. Playable solo or cooperatively with friends, the game features up to 10 players working together to defend a Seed of Yggdrasil through going out and gathering resources to craft into better weapons and fortifications.
Did we mention that there are giant beasties?, a single-player roguelike title. If you've enjoyed the likes ofYou can add the games to your account through a console, smartphone app or web browser throughout May, and download them as long as you have an active subscription – even if you let it lapse and renew it later.
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