The last of the PlayStation Plus free games announced for April is set to enter Instant Game Collection.

PS Plus members can expect the PS Vita shooting game, "Velocity Ultra" to become free as it becomes available on the Instant Game Collection beginning tomorrow, April 29. As described on Joysiq, "Velocity Ultra is both a vertically scrolling shoot-'em-up and a frantically paced puzzler, challenging players to warp back and forth throughout each level to rescue survivors and uncover hidden collectibles."

This PlayStation Plus free game will replace the PSP game "Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite."

Aside from the PlayStation Plus free games, members can also take advantage of the discounted games to be offered this week. According to PlayStation Lifestyle, The Golden Week Sale offers cheaper price for various titles for "Dragon Ball Z," "Metal Gear Rising," "Metal Gear Solid" and a lot more. Visit this post to see the complete list of the games on sale this week.

Moreover, the list of PlayStation Plus free games for May 2014 has already been revealed.

As cited by GamePur, Sony revealed that there will be 3 PlayStation Plus free games for the PS3 owners. Particularly, PS Plus subscribers will be able to grab their own copy of "Puppeteer," "Skullgirl Encore" and "Pro Evolution Soccer 2014" this May.

Meanwhile, the PlayStation Plus free games for the PS Vita users will be "Limbo" and "Surge Deluxe."

The PS4 title that will be one of the PlayStation Plus free games for May 2014 is "Stick it to the Man!"

According to the US PlayStation Blog, "Stick it to the Man!" is a "mix of point and click adventure puzzles plus a bit of platforming, and the animation-inspired art style is really slick." Describing the gameplay, the post further reads, "You'll solve problems as Ray, a regular guy who wakes up one day with a giant pink hand floating out of his head. This pink hand gives him the ability to read people's minds and grab stickers from their thoughts to use in the world."

Watch the video below featuring the PlayStation Plus free games for next month.