Two popular PS4 games, Call of Duty: WWII and Mafia III, are currently showing up as free on the PlayStation Store in several regions. The games can reportedly be claimed without an active PlayStation Plus subscription, although the availability appears to vary by region.
Call of Duty: WWII and Mafia III are older PS4 titles that were previously available through PlayStation Plus. Some PlayStation Store users are now seeing both games listed with a price of zero, allowing them to add the titles to their libraries without paying for them.
The free listings have been spotted in several regions, including the UK, Poland, and India. Users in India have also reported being able to claim the games without a PlayStation Plus subscription.
However, the offer does not appear to be consistent. Some users are still seeing the regular prices for the games, while others have encountered errors when trying to claim them. The free listings have also reportedly changed or disappeared for some users.
This suggests that the current availability could be the result of a PlayStation Store pricing or licensing issue rather than an officially announced giveaway. Sony has not announced any promotion making either game free.
The Call of Duty: WWII listing is for the PS4 version of the game. Mafia III is also the standard PS4 version and should not be confused with Mafia III: Definitive Edition, which is a separate listing.
If either game is showing as free on your regional PlayStation Store, you can try adding it to your library. However, since Sony has not officially confirmed the offer and availability appears to be changing between regions, it may not remain free for long.
