It's no secret at this point that EA isn't happy with how many people played Dragon Age: The Veilguard at launch. Things might be worse than we thought though as PlayStation has revealed the games it will be giving away to PS Plus Essential subscribers in March, and the latest Dragon Age game is one of them.
PlayStation revealed which titles will be free to claim for Essential subscribers from March 4, 2025, via a new post on the PlayStation Blog. Three games, as is usually the case, with Sonic Colors: Ultimate and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowbunga Collection the usual fare making up two-thirds of March's offerings. However, it's the third game, The Veilguard, that's the headline grabber.
Every game added to Essential, Extra, and Premium and the dates you'll be able to play them for free.
For those unfamiliar with the current PS Plus structure, which is probably still quite a lot of people even two years on from its restructure, Essential is the cheapest tier of the subscription service. The tier that doesn't grant access to Extra and Premium's libraries, but allows you to play online and bags you a few free games every month,...
