Mirrors Edge Catalyst Beta Keys Giveaway!

So, you want to be part of the currently on-going Mirror’s Edge Catalyst closed beta? Well, why wouldn’t you, right?

Fortunately for you, we here at PlayStation LifeStyle love our readers! Yep, it’s time for yet another giveaway and this time, it’s for Mirror’s Edge Catalyst closed beta keys! Now here’s the tricky part. EA has sent us quite a handful of keys but it’s divided up into different PSN regions. We have codes for US PSN (naturally), EU PSN, JP PSN, South Korea PSN and Asia PSN.

We are looking to give away every key we have and thankfully, creating a non-US PSN account is free and relatively hassle-free. So you can create a non-US PSN account, redeem a key (from the appropriate PSN account of course) and then revert back to your main account to play the beta.

If you need a refresher or a tutorial on how to do it, we teach you how in one of our 60 Second videos.

Now, how do you win one right now? Simple. All you have to do is leave a comment below telling us why you deserve a key. Please note what PSN account you want a key for. And just to make it more interesting, we’ll be more lax in picking a winner for the JP, South Korea and Asia Mirror’s Edge Catalyst closed beta keys. Hey, it’s the least we can do for those going out of their way to create an account just for this, right?

We’ll also be giving some away on our Twitter and Facebook and Google+ social platforms so be sure to keep an eye out there, too.

What are you waiting for? Best enter now as the beta has already started and only lasts for five days (until April 26).

Mirror’s Edge Catalyst is set to jump out this June 7 on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

For the full official giveaway rules, check ’em out here.

10 PS4 F2P Games You Need to Play

10 PS4 F2P Games You Need to Play
AirMech Arena

While AirMech Arena is currently making waves thanks to being a launch title for the Oculus Rift, it's also a blast when not played in virtual reality. The real-time strategy game is easy to learn, and has a ton of depth to keep players coming back for more. Plus, you get to play the role of a giant robot that flies around the battlefield directing troops to destroy the enemy's fortress. Yeah, it's pretty dang rad.
Blacklight: Retribution

Blacklight: Retribution was one of the PlayStation 4's earliest free-to-play titles, and it's one I've found myself continually coming back to. Sure, it isn't quite Titanfall or Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare in terms of gunplay, but it's still a satisfying experience. One of the best bonuses is that since it's free, you can play with all of your friends that own a PS4. No need to worry about who has what game here.
DC Universe Online

DC Universe Online has been a successful MMO ever since it launched in 2011, and it's still going strong on PlayStation 4. Developer Daybreak has done a great job of continually adding content to the game (although you'll have to pay to access the many expansions), and you can experience plenty of it for free. If you're looking for a rewarding, and time-filling, game then look no further.
Gems of War

Created by Puzzle Quest creator Steve Fawkner, Gems of War is yet another puzzle game that blends together RPG elements. In fact, it draws a lot from Fawkner's previous gaming success, the Warlords series. It's just as satisfying as its previous incarnations, and it shows that Fawkner hasn't missed a step at all. Since it's free-to-play, you can give it a try in case you're not sure the match-three gameplay is for you.
Loadout

While many shooters are serious affairs, Loadout is brash, childish fun. This over-the-top third-person shooter has a focus on creating your own weaponry, and that customization will keep you coming back for more. There's so many different variants (and meaningful ones at that) that you'll constantly want to tweak it until you find the perfect combination that fits your play style.
PlanetSide 2

If you're looking for an MMO that's a bit more action-based then PlanetSide 2 should fit the bill. By combining genres, Daybreak has created a really unique game that appeals to multiple audiences. Frenetic shooting plus the trappings of an MMO makes this one addictive video game.
SMITE

MOBAs have long been one of the most popular genres on PC, but haven't quite made the leap to consoles. Well, that was until SMITE successfully found the right balance to make it work. By using a more traditional behind-the-back camera, Hi-Rez Studios has managed to translate what is so fun about the genre onto consoles. Whether you're an experienced player, or just looking to try out a MOBA for the first time, then SMITE should provide plenty of fun.
Spelunker World

Despite being released in Japan for ages, Spelunker World finally travelled its way to North America late last year. The latest title in the long-running Spelunker series is a fun one, as you traverse through dangerous caves. The difficulty ramps up quickly in this platformer, and there's plenty of trophies to earn along the way. This is a very satisfying free-to-play title, and one you can get your fill of before having to fork over any cash.
War Thunder

Gaijin Entertainment's War Thunder brought World War II dogfights onto PlayStation 4 in 2013, and it's still a lot of fun. Whether you're looking for an arcade experience or a simulation, War Thunder manages to beautifully fill both of those needs. It's the best air combat you can find on PlayStation 4, and it's at a fantastic entry fee. Buckle up, pilot!
Warframe

Digital Extremes' W arframe is an extremely fun cooperative third-person shooter. You'll get to explore space with up to three other partners, and work together to clear stages. If you tried out Warframe and didn't dig it at the PlayStation 4's launch, then it's worth giving it another go as the game has grown leaps and bounds since then. Not only does it play better, it has a ton of content for players to experience.