The month of February has already passed, and for the PlayStation Plus (PS Plus) subscribers, this means that a new bunch of free games is arriving in their consoles' catalogs. Per Sony's announcement of the March 2018 free games list, there will be not only one but two giant titles leading the lineup this month. This will be a perfect time to enjoy the PS Plus membership, with "Bloodborne" and "Ratchet and Clank" providing all the action and suspense that the players need.

Sony Interactive Entertainment confirmed earlier this week that FromSoftware's popular action role-playing game PlayStation 4 (PS4) title in 2015, "Bloodborne," will headline the PlayStation Plus March 2018 free games list. To note, the FromSoftware is the same game development studio that brought the "Dark Souls" series, and it should already be expected that "Bloodborne" will have some familiar elements because of this. However, the game is more focused on a gothic horror theme over the alternative Medieval fantasy world of "Dark Souls." Gamers who are more into fast-paced and bloodier sequences are also likely to prefer "Bloodborne," Forbes commented.

The other giant video game to join "Bloodborne" in the PlayStation Plus March 2018 lineup for PS4 is "Ratchet and Clank" for Insomniac Games. While it is not as popular as the other PS4 title in the list, "Ratchet and Clank" will give a great dose of nostalgia as it brings back the memory of the classic PlayStation 2 title of the same name. The action shooter game will also keep the players' need for nonstop action.

The PlayStation Plus March 2018 free games list also has something for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita users. For the PS3 titles, there will be "Legend of Kay" and Mighty No. 9," while the PS Vita titles include "Claire: Extended Cut" and "Bombing Busters." A better news for PS4 owners is that "Mighty No. 9," "Bombing Busters" and "Claire: Extended Cut" can also be supported by the latest console version, giving them up to five free games to enjoy this month.

PS Plus members still have until March 6 to enjoy the free games from the February lineup.