Hardcore Gamer: Plus has made buying indie games at launch feel like a huge waste of money, and you shouldn't do it anymore.
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Starting today, Rogue Legacy and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter are free at Epic Games Store. The free game offer runs until April 14 at 11 AM Eastern. Once you claim it, it’s yours to keep.
Seriously? It's a bit annoying when you buy an indie game and it's offered for free a few months later, but then you got to play it earlier, you chose to support the developer. That means something to me.
You can stop buying games on the off-chance they get offered for free later on, in the mean time I'll be paying to play those games and enjoying them (hopefully).
LOL, if anything its giving them an opportunitie to be played and if its any good and gamers enjoy it maybe they will most likely looking foward to their next game. besides its not like all indies are coming to ps plus. Worhtless article
Ooooooh, next, complain about how games go on sale and how terrible that is too.
Also...
"Now, after having been a Plus member since before they were even giving out free games..."
Seriously? They gave out free games on day one.
Palm, meet face.
I spent 8$ on Transistor a few weeks back on steam an now I'm getting it for free on PS4 an that's fine by me cause Transistor is an awesome game and it deserves my money.