If you're a PS4 or PS5 owner, did you know that Sony's popular Play At Home initiative is making a return? Well, it is, and it brings with it four months of free content.
Play At Home Is Returning in March
That's right, according to a PlayStation.com blog post, Play At Home is coming back for a second round of free content to pepper your PlayStation with.
Starting March 1st and running through to June 30th, PS4 and PS5 owners can get their hands on a bundle of content without parting with a dime.
You don't actually need to do much aside from having an active PlayStation Network account to access the free games. So, don't worry if you're not signed up to PlayStation Plus or PS Now; you don't need to be.
What Free Content Do You Get With Play At Home?
Currently, Sony has only announced two freebies. The first is the PS4's Ratchet and Klank, which will be available as a free download on March 1st until March 31st. You can download the game and once march is over, the game is yours to keep for good.
The second offer starts March 25th, and you can get extended free access to Funimation, the anime streaming service.
Funimation is a streaming service that contains many anime series and movies for you to watch. You're essentially getting an extended trial period here, but that is still pretty neat.
Sony is planning to announce more free Play At Home goodies soon, so keep your eyes peeled for more big reveals.
Does Sony Offer Any Other Free PlayStation Content?
Yes, Sony offers other free content, aside from any free-to-play games or free-to-use services that are available in the store.
Don't be expecting anything major, though. You can get themes, backgrounds, avatars, and other free DLC for the PS4 and PS5.
PSN (PlayStation Network) itself is also free, and using PSN you can access a multitude of other services such as the PlayStation Store. With that in mind, you'll need a PSN account to get the free games.
Get Your Free Play at Home Content in March
So, now you know when you can expect your free content, it is just a matter of waiting until March 1st, then you've got four months of fun ahead of you.
In the meantime, you could always look at what else is available to you via PSN, PlayStation's free online service.