Here’s Your Essential Free PlayStation Plus Games of the Month for March, 2026 – WGB
With March looking like a bully looking for lunch money, Sony has announced its next batch of free titles for anyone with an active PS Plus subscription. As always, you can add them to your library so you can download them and play them whenever you want, as long as your subscription is still active.
It’s also worth noting that this month’s offering also includes PS4 games, which Sony told us last year would be released in early 2026. Since we’re starting in March, I can only assume they’ve abandoned that plan.
The following games will be available for download from March 3rd. That also means you have until that day to catch the February games.
PGA Tour 2K25 (PS4, PS5) is the best game of the month and I have nothing to say about it since my interest in golf is almost as much as the interest of a cow in the global economy. I can tell you this entry scored an 81 on OpenCritic. Steam user reviews aren’t that impressive, however, with “mixed” ratings at the moment.
“Enter golf’s biggest stages and prove you can climb among the greats. Compete in the ultimate test: The PGA Championship, US Open, and The Open Championship make their PGA TOUR 2K debut,” read Sony’s blog post. “Step up to the expanded MyCareer, where every round builds your legacy. Create your path to greatness by customizing the new MyPlayer, enhanced Skill Trees, and advanced Course Design tools. Then take your shot against the best of the best in many ranked, casual, and diverse players.”
Monster Hunter Rise (PS4, PS5) next game offered. It has sold more than 13 million copies since its launch in November 2023, and Monster Hunter the series continues to grow.
“The world’s most popular series Monster Hunter returns with a lot of new gameplay features, real monsters and a story inspired by ancient Japanese legends. Customize your hunter, choose from 14 different types of weapons, recruit your Palico Felyne and new friends of Palamute Canyne, and get ready to explore a huge series, you like to enjoy maps or enjoy rich or detailed maps. team of four people, to measure the difficulty cleverness ensures a fair and exciting battle The irresistible Monster Hunter loop remains, and successful hunting reveals the necessary items to craft and upgrade your weapons and armor, allowing you to hunt powerful monsters and collect valuable resources.
Slimer Rancher 2 (PS5) is next with an attractive offer: would you like to farm slime? As a commercial game, maybe it’s not the best, but the game is obviously a lot of fun. It holds a 76% on Opencritic, and a “Good” rating on Steam.
“Slime Rancher 2 is the sequel to the first prize, a huge hit enjoyed by more than 15 million fans around the world. Continue the adventure of Beatrix LeBeau as she goes to Rainbow Island, a mysterious land full of ancient technology, unknown natural resources, and an avalanche of movement, to try to discover new. secrets of the island and reveal its true purpose, she will build, raise and farm in a beautiful sanctuary, with glowing glass walls that make her fully see the wonderful paradise he now calls home.”
Finally, we have it The Elder Scrolls: Online Gold Road Edition (PS4, PS5.) This version of the long-running online game contains every single expansion and add-on until 2024, so the content is meaty. Prepare to lose like 6-12 months of your life to this bad boy. As mentioned, these are often sold really cheap, so their inclusion here is not very exciting.
“Every legend starts somewhere, and in The Elder Scrolls Online, it starts with you. Write your own story in an intense chapter of Tamriel’s past that takes place almost 1,000 years before the amazing picture of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and discover a world immersed in adventure and adventure. Walk the vast world of Explorel of mushrooms of Tamriel. Morrowind, fight Daedric enemies in the area of Oblivion, or face off against other players in PvP combat: The Gold Road provides instant access to all major Chapters, biomes and quest arcs throughout Tamriel.
What do you think of these monthly offerings?
