PlayStation Plus gamers told they've one last chance to grab a hit freebie
Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Playstation Plus, Free Games
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Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Playstation Plus, Free Games
Sadly games have to leave PlayStation Plus for one reason or another and one that is leaving very soon is Destroy All Humans 2.
Some folks over on Reddit have brought this to the attention of many and are insisting that you give the game some of your time before it leaves the subscription service.
The Destroy All Humans franchise is build on silly fun and ideal for mindless playing
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Destroy All Humans 2 is often funny, always silly, and a very good time to be had especially if you’re coming off an intense game and need some lighter entertainment.
But don’t take my word for it, the Redditors are happy to argue the point.
One user puts it simply, “Fun game even if you just wanna play for an afternoon or two. It's easy to pick up and is silly fun.” Who doesn’t like fun?
Then gt4crazy2 points out that trophy hunters can have a good time, “Currently 65% on this. Play it, mates. Trophies can also be earned under the easiest difficulty option.”
Sky_Guy3000 tells the subreddit they’re “halfway through the first one right now and yeah it’s really fun. Nice short varied missions, controls well, good variety of abilities, nice maps, good art style . It’s well worth a play.”
I couldn’t have put it better and I’m one of the people telling you to go and play this before it vanishes.
Then there’s EmmyHomewrecker who would highly rate the game saying, “With nostalgia, 10/10 lol. The original DaH! 2 is a cult classic.”
Sometimes you want a little mindless, silly fun. Even if you don’t finish the game, it’s worth checking out for a while, you can mess around in a daft world and laugh along with the jokes.
Let’s end on another very simple endorsement. This time from Inkontrol808 who said, “Finished my playthrough a few days ago. Nice stupid fun.”