It's Okay to Cry, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Is Questing onto PS4

I alread have it on PS3 as it was part of the instant game collection. I definitely enjoyed the game, but as is with alot of PS3 games I got on PS+ I didn't finish it. I think I got around half way. I'll definitely pick this up on PS4 as to support the developers and to actually finish this wonderful game.

I haven't heard about this game before it hits the PS Plus as I began to play i found myself fully immersed in the game, what a wonderful and sad history it tells.

So is there an established method for treating PS3 games on PS4?

As @WARDIE mentioned above this game was in the PS+ collection. (I finished it, it was a good game, except for 1 part where you had to hang from a pipe then jump to another, that had wonky control camera issues.)

Are people who have this game as part of PS+ expected to pay full price for it on PS4? I can understand all the remasters like GTAV and TLoU being "resold" on PS4, but an indie download that will probably look and play almost the same?

Just curious how PS+ games transfer to PS4.

@Neolit - So there's no set policy? Thanks.

If I were a publisher of an indie on PS3 that made it to PS+, knowing so many PS4 owners have PS+, I'd make sure my PS4 version was different then if I wanted to charge people for it as if it were a new game. Something like Guacamellee did w/ their STCE. Or Street Fighter constantly does.

Not saying they shouldn't port it, but they can't expect a lot of people to double dip for games like that, adn I know some people switched allegiances form Micorsoft this gen so it may be new to them.

And I may be cheap, but I don' texpect my game purchases to cross company boundaries. I don't expect games I bought in iTunes on iOS (had a Touch for a year) to be playable on Android. Or games I bought on PS3 to be playable on Wii U (there are 1 or 2). But PS3 to PS4, especially if I've been paying for PS+ and already had it, I'd expect it to be playable on PS4.

Of course I'd expect games I bought on Wiiware to be playable on Wii U, but Nitneod charges a $1.50 "upgrade" charge. Better than $8 or $10 though. Of course there are very few that even made the HD jump.

Not a bad game once you get used to the dual-stick control...

@WARDIE you should definitely go back and finish it, it's a great little game and only about 3-4 hrs long from memory (can't remember exactly but I know I did it in one sitting). One of the few games to really hit me emotionally.