A Bunch of Free-To-Play Games Coming Soon

Fat Princess: Piece of Cake is a little different than the PS3 and PSP versions. This game is a match-3 puzzle game set in the Fat Princess universe. There will be four different character classes to rescue the princess. Throughout the battle, collect gems to upgrade troops, feed cake to the princess to unleash slam attacks, and trigger combos to save the kingdom. When you reach level 15, you will be able to unlock a voucher code to download the original Fat Princess for PS3.

Fat Princess: Piece of Cake will be launching later this summer.

BigFest gives players the ability to build a music festival. Partnering Jamendo, players can help promote real unsigned artists get more exposure as they build their mega festival.

Players can swing by friend's festivals to help build the best show or sabotage their success. If you are feeling generous, boost each other’s festivals by repairing a broken toilet or capturing a streaker. And if you are feeling like a complete dick, players can try vandalizing their friend’s tour bus or destroying the stage.

Guns Up! is strategy game where players take on the role of a general, managing resources and deploying troops, land mines, air strikes, and smoke screens to destroy enemy bases and conquer new territories. PS Vita players will be able to play with PS4 or PS3 players with the Cross-Play feature. 

Guns Up! will be releasing later this year.

Reaper is an action RPG platformer directed by Luc Bernard. Players will take control of one of Death’s reapers who decides to turn on Death after she sends him to take the life of his own daughter. You will be able to collect over 100 Soul Cards at launch, cards give you equipment, pets, summons and spells.

My Singing Monsters is a world-building game where players will collect and breed monsters. The monsters sing, play, and dance. Each island has its own song and is packed full of monsters. There will be new monsters, Yawstrich and G’joob, that are only available on PS Vita,.

Source: PlayStation Blog