PlayStation Plus' Vote to Play initiative kicks off this week, Sony has announced. Allowing you lot to vote for which game you want to see added to next month's PlayStation Plus line-up, Vote to Play was officially revealed earlier this month.
You'll be able to cast your vote for one of the three following titles: Zombie Vikings, Grow Home, or Armello. The vote will begin this Thursday, the 13th August, at 16:30PM BST, and you'll have until 16:30 PM BST on Monday the 24th August to have your say.
As for actually casting your vote, PlayStation Plus members should be able to find a new 'Vote' option on the PlayStation Store, and under the 'What's New' section on the PlayStation 4. And, if you change your mind somewhere down the line, know that all you have to do is sign back into the PlayStation Network and alter your choice accordingly. Alas, if you're still a bit confused, be sure to watch the second video further down this article.
Exciting stuff, eh? Which game will you be voting for? Which game do you think will win? Demand that others follow your lead in the comments section below.
[source blog.eu.playstation.com]
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You better all vote for Grow Home or I'll send an army of Liam Neesons on you all
Grow Home gets my vote!
Think I'm gonna Spoil my vote. No interest in any of those games.
Yeah, I'll be voting Grow Home too.
Man they all look good! I won't be voting. Happy with any of them
Grow Home for me, looks the most interesting of the 3. It'll probably win because it's made by Ubisoft so by definition it's a AAA game
Zombie Vikings and Armello look like games that I would play once and then never play again. Grow Home though, looks like a game I could put a lot of hours into. Grow Home for me!
PS4, for the indies.
While I tend to agree that I'm not overly fussed by any of these, out of the 3 only Grow Home has piqued my interest (I like the art style, and it's refreshing to see an indie that isn't 2D!) so that's where my vote is going
I voted for Prell to go back to the old glass bottle! After that I became deeply cynical.
But yeah Grow Home. If it's anything else I'll not want to live on this planet any more.
@Kohaku Good thing there are plenty of awesome indie games out there, eh?
I guess I'll join the bandwagon and vote for Grow Home. I don't keep up really with any developments in the indie games scene, so I never know what's coming out or in the works. Grow Home sounds like something I'd enjoy though.
Meh, no thanks, abstain and defer.
@Kohaku As opposed to Xbone, where you don't even get those.
Couldn't care less about Grow Home but at least it's known to be quite good. The other two though? Ugh. I actually feel real, honest, hatred for Stick it to the man. It was like that kid in school who tries to be "wacky" and "fun" but comes off as being just a complete tool. As for the other one, no. I do not play card games. Go away.
Rubbish all round really. Reminded me of an old film....
Kinda tired of having indies shove down my throat by Sony, but yah Grow Home looks to be the more interesting of the 3 so that's where my vote goes
All 3 look fun, tough call.
Grow Home gets my vote!
What's all the hate for indies? Something that takes some thought, as opposed to the regurgitated Fifa-CallofDuty-AssassinCreed-et'al '15 junk that many seem to be fixated on gets my vote all day long.
Armello looks similar to Catan but more complex & not as fun. Maybe they could get in contact with Catan and licence the game. Reuse a lot of the code & implement all of Catan addons.
Not that much info on this one.
I know I would probably play Grow Home so will probably get my vote unless Armello comes out with a good trailer inticicing votes & interest.
@get2sammyb man I don't see anything worth voting for except growing home and that isn't all that. I feel most of the times all we get are indie games or extremely old AAA games.
Grow Home. Zombie Vikings looks good as well
None of the above.
No interest at all for any.
Maybe next time…naaaaah!
I'm in the minority voting for Armello. It's not the most accessible of the games on the current list, for certain, but the developers seem to be inspired by Redwall; and that's more than enough for me to be interested. The fact there are very few good console games in its general vein also makes me think it should get the chance to be introduced to a wider audience.
I don't quite get why the majority's -this- excited for Grow Home. It's a good game, sure, but the general consensus from Steam reviews seems to be that it's an incredibly short game; and for an open world game, there's very little actual reason or incentive to explore - which I'd consider the kiss of death for any open world. Length is hardly a compelling argument, granted, but when Grow Home is up against something considerably more "gamey", that I'm more likely to get more value out of, I find it hard to be excited.
As for Zombie Vikings... it looks like a Castle Crashers clone with "HA HA I'M SO WACKY LOOK AT ME BEING WACKY AREN'T I SO FUNNY GUYS" humour. Stick It To the Man was similarly "wacky", and while that was a good point-and-click game, the writing made it very hard to get invested enough to continue to the actual game bit, in my experience. I'm sure the sense of humour has its niche - just not me. Or most other people I know.
GROW HOME.
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