PlayStation Plus Launch New "Vote to Play" Feature
Members of PlayStation Plus are getting the chance to have access to one of three games and the highest voted will be available for free in September!
Vote to Play is a new feature which is beginning to enter the PlayStation Plus scene which enables subscribers to vote for one in three games to get at the start of the next month for free, while the two that didn't get voted enough will still be available for a discounted price in the store for members.
The voting between the games begins on 13th August at 3.30pm GMT until the 24th August at 3:30pm GMT.
The three games which are available for download and purchasing on September dependent on public voting are: Armello, Grow Home, and Zombie Vikings. Each of these games are unique, fun and packed with hours of fun as-well as appealing to all audiences.
The first game, is known as Armello, which is a pick-and-mix version of RPGs combined with the strategic and turn-based play as classic card and board games.
While then, the second game is called Grow Home which was a game created by Ubisoft and is an open-world, physics-based platformer game which involves the main character, Bud, to reach his mother-ship and save his home planet from the evil lack of oxygen.
While then, the final game in the selection is called Zombie Vikings, and is a four-player cooperative game which entails a humorous story and intense game-play which is both fun for adults and younger gamers.
Voting for your favourite game out of the three has been clearly explained by PlayStation in a small statement on their blog:
"If you’re a PS Plus member and want to cast your vote, simply log on to your PS4 with your SEN account and you’ll find the Vote to Play link under “What’s New,” “Notifications” or in PlayStation Store when voting begins. And don’t worry if you change your mind. Simply log back in and change your vote – it’s as simple as that!"
They also state how the Vote to Play feature will not be monthly, but asserted during random times through-out the year to avoid confusion.
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