Sony's PlayStation 4 console has received a lot of firmware updates in the past and these updates made a lot of improvements to the system. According to the patch notes, the latest 3.13MB patch 4.07 update is supposed to make the system more "stable," as stated on Gamenguide.com.

According to Dualshockers.com, the update will feature similar changes like in the previous 4.05 and 4.06 patch. Do check your console if you notice any new changes in the interface, as well as the system, since no specific details were mentioned in the patch notes itself.

Meanwhile, starting Dec. 13 fifteen new games (except for Supermagical) will be added to the PS store. The list of new titles includes the following:

PlayStation 4

• Bridge Constructor

• Don Bradman Cricket 17 (out 15th)

• Drive!Drive!Drive!

• Feist

• Her Majesty's Spiffing

• The Little Acre

• Magnet Knights (out 15th)

• Maldita Castilla EX (out 15th)

• Motor Strike: Immortal Legends (out 15th)

• Perfect

• Stardew Valley

• Trove

• Xposed

PlayStation VR

• Fat City VR (out 15th)

• I Expect You to Die

PlayStation Vita

• Supermagical (out 15th)

• Invisible, Inc., PS4

• Stories: Path of Destinies, PS4

• Hyper Void, PS3

• Tiny Troopers Joint Ops, PS3

• Color Guardians, PS Vita

• VVVVVV, PS Vita

Also, free games available for PS Plus users this month include the following titles:

Invisible, Inc., PS4

Stories: Path of Destinies, PS4

Hyper Void, PS3

Tiny Troopers Joint Ops, PS3

Color Guardians, PS Vita

VVVVVV, PS Vita

Sony's PS Plus has made a lot of improvements lately to their free game lineup. However, the subscription still hasn't released more than one A++ game since the past few months. Some PS4 users may be wondering if subscribing to PS Plus starting next year will be a good idea.

Interested gamers are advised to wait and see if there will be updates from Sony in the following days. The company might release some big games starting the first month of next year.

Most of the games released this month are great indie games, which may satisfy your craving for free games for December. However, this may not be good enough for hardcore gamers who are looking into trying out titles from well-established developers.