PlayStation Plus March 2016 free games latest news: 'Broforce' wins Vote to Play

Sony's PlayStation Plus members have once again been given the chance to choose their favorite games using the  Vote to Play feature. For this month's poll, "Broforce" topped the other games in the list.

The poll started last Feb. 9 with three choices: "Action Henk!," "Assaulted Android Cactus" and "Broforce." The voting ended on Feb. 22, with "Broforce" emerging victorious. The voting was conducted through the gamers' PlayStation 4 consoles.

"Broforce" is a 2D game about fighting for freedom by using explosives. This will be added to the March line up of games.

"Action Henk!" is a 3D game that involves running, jumping and butt-sliding in a race to finish the levels, while "Assaulted Android Cactus" is a about an android trying to save himself from malfunctioning robots.

PlayStation Plus Content Partnership Manager Greg Lewicky posted on their blog that Plus members will still get to play "Action Henk!" and "Assault Android Cactus" with a 30 percent discount from March 8 to 21. 

The Vote to Play program was revived by Sony to give gamers the shot to vote for the title they want to see the following month. The last time this voting happened was in August 2015 when "Grow Home" won the free game for September. There is still no word if the Vote to Play program will become a regular in PlayStation Plus.

While waiting for the new lineup for next month, PlayStation gamers can still experience the lineup for February. For PlayStation 4, "Helldivers: Democracy Strikes Back" and "Nom Nom Galaxy" are free. PlayStation 3 has "Grid Autosport" and "Persona 4 Arena Ultimax." PlayStation Vita has "Lemmings Touch" and "Nova-111."