I miss the old Game Informer calendar. They did such an incredible job of keeping it up to date. When I see this was updated December 5, but doesn't have Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii on it, one of the sure to be most anticipated releases of the year with a release date in February, it's hard to trust the rest.

@sladakrobot: I could have written this exact comment myself. BRAVO.

@badboynick: Yeah, they blocked stacking last month. You won't be able to redeem it until after your current sub expires or the new PS Plus tiers go live in about a week.

@bu1ld0g: Whether you get to keep them after your subscription ends or not, they weren't free. Free means no cost. All of these required some costs - unlike the free games that Epic gives away and games that are sometimes playable for free on Steam. It's a matter of simply being correct in the way you refer to things, which good journalism should always do.

There is nothing free about PS Plus, Xbox Games with Gold, or Game Pass games. These come are subscription services and you get something you pay for. Even though you explain this in the article, the headline is completely false and misleading.

Definitely sold me on trying it. I love this kind of game but there are plenty of not great ones. This sounds excellent.

OMG I'm dying. "You killed me!" Great positive spin you guys put on that. Game looks like a blast.

Inaccurate. VELVET EVERGARDEN is by far one of the two or three best series Netflix has released this year.

@sadoman: Gotta love the old "didn't read your whole review but you suck" comment. :)

3v3 with a team is definitely the sweet spot. 2v2 is also great tactical fun. 4v4 is exactly what they call it - chaos. I can't imagine any more. Might be fun occasionally but I wouldn't play it for ranking or in any serious capacity.