PlayStation’s loyalty programme is giving members the chance to earn free store credit by getting stuck into a small selection of games this month.
A new PlayStation Stars campaign is set to run between 5 December and 5 January and members of the loyalty programme will be able to earn free store credit. To celebrate Season of Play, PlayStation Plus members will be able to earn up to 50 bonus points on PlayStation Stars by redeeming and playing a small selection of games.
The games in question are the December PlayStation Plus monthly titles: LEGO 2K Drive, Powerwash Simulator and Sable.
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LEGO 2K Drive is a 2023 LEGO-based cart racing game that takes place in a massive-open world setting. “Race anywhere, play with anyone, build your dream rides, and defeat a cast of wild racing rivals for the coveted Sky Trophy!” reads the official synopsis. Redeeming this game through PlayStation Plus will make you eligible for free store credit through PlayStation Stars.
To earn even more points, download PowerWash Simulator - the simulation video game from FuturLab. As you can probably guess, you will be tasked with taking on power washing jobs around your neighbourhood in return for money and even more notoriety. Sounds quite simple but it is incredibly satisfying and the game has previously seen collaborations with Tomb Raider and Spongebob Squarepants.
Last but not least, Sable is an open-world exploration game developed by Shedworks. You will guide Sable through her Gliding; a rite of passage that will take her across vast deserts and mesmerising landscapes. She will stumble across the remains of space ships and ancient wonders on her unforgettable journey. It is no wonder that Sable was nominated for a BAFTA Game Award despite being a debut title.
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By redeeming and playing these titles, you will be eligible for up to 50 bonus points which you can eventually, once enough points are accrued, spend in the PlayStation Store. Just make sure to get on it before 5 January, 2024!
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