Mar 06, 2017 10:43 AM EST By Tyrone Smith, UniversityHerald Reporter

PlayStation players have lots of video games to look forward to in March. Video gamers witnessed the rollout of "Ghost Recon Wildlands," "NieR: Automata," "Atelier Firis: The Alchemist," "LEGO Worlds" and more.

High Horse Entertainment is gearing up to launch the "Disc Jam" video game this week, according to PlayStation Lifestyle. Wherein, PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to download the video game for free. Some of the other PlayStation Plus titles for March 2017 include "Tearaway Unfolded," "Lumo," and the action-adventure video game "Severed." The Unearthing Mars rolls out to PS VR, while the "Talisman Digital Edition" launches on PlayStation 4 and PS Vita.

Meanwhile, the PlayStation Plus subscribers have been treated with puzzle-platformer video game "LittleBigPlanet 3" last month. Now, PlayStation Plus members will be delighted to know that the free games for PlayStation 4, PS3 and PS Vita have rolled out. Sony already uncovered the March 2017 list of free video games for PlayStation Plus subscribers, according to GameSpot. The line-up of March 2017 free games consists of six titles with cross-buy support that offers the PlayStation 4 owners a total of three free games, the "Disc Jam," "Lumo" and "Tearaway Unfolded."

The "Severed" and "Lumo" will be free for PlayStation Plus subscribers with PS Vita gaming systems. The PlayStation Plus subscribers with PlayStation 3 consoles will enjoy free "Under Night: In-Birth" and the third-person shooter game "Earth Defense Force 2025."

Nevertheless, the PlayStation Plus subscribers free games that can be accessed on PlayStation 4, PS3 and PlayStation Vita will be up for grabs on March 7. This will be the first Tuesday of March and it has been the tradition of Sony to deliver the free titles during this time. That being the case, the free games lineup for February 2017, such as "Not a Hero" for PS4, can still be enjoyed by the PlayStation Plus subscribers.

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