The free games for the PlayStation Plus in March this year have been revealed.

According to a PlayStation blog, the full game line-up includes "Broforce" (PS4), "Flame Over" (PS Vita), "Galak-Z" (PS4), "The Last Guy" (PS3), "Reality Fighters" (PS Vita), and "Super Stardust HD" (PS3).

"Broforce" centers on a "under-funded," but "over-powered" paramilitary organization that deals exclusively in excessive force. Players meet various "bros" and they are allowed to terminate the opposing terrorist forces that pose a threat to their way of life. In line of independence, gamers explore unique weapons and unleash explosive chain reactions.

Developed and published by 17-BIT, "Galak-Z" is a two-dimensional sci-fi shooter video game that features roguelike elements. The levels of the game are created exclusively for each playthrough, and are linked as a dungeon loop, along with spawners for traps and enemies.

In "Super Stardust HD," players are set to control a space fighter craft, which can navigate in any direction on a round field that circles a planet. Three asteroids serve as principal threats against the players, along with different enemy spacecraft. Players can enjoy various weapons, such as bombs, as well as boost capabilities that allows transient invincibility.

"The Last Guy" is developed and published by Sony Computer Entertainment Japan. Set in a city that has been overrun by giant monsters called zombies, the player takes the shows of The Last Guy, who has to find and lead the civilians to the escape zone before the time runs out. Along with the use of thermal imaging to locate survivors, The Last Guy can also control survivor lines.

"Flame Over" is a fire fighting action game with randomly created levels. Set in four game zones, the game features a fire system that burns and spreads according to the items found in the randomly generated levels. The materials burn and attack the fire fighter, in addition to setting up hazards in the area.

Initially released in 2012, "Reality Fighters" is a PlayStation Vita augmented reality video game developed by Novarama and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. The game allows the player to take a photo of himself or herself and use the game's editing features to become a video game character.

According to PlayStation Lifestyle Net, the aforementioned are entering the instant game collection while leaving the instant game collection are "Helldrivers" (PS Vita, PS3, PS4), "Nova-111" (PS Vita), PS3, PS4), "Nom Nom Galaxy" (PS4), "Persona 4 Arena Ultimax" (PS3), "GRID Autosport" (PS3), and "Lemmings Touch" (PS Vita).

As per the publication, "LittleBigPlanet 3" for PS3 and PS4 is also available, along with various costume packs and level kits.

Watch the video on PlayStation Plus Free Games line-up for March 2016 here.