With social distancing still in place due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic, Sony is currently giving away some free PlayStation 4 games to keep players entertained. It's also aiding indie PS4 developers struggling during these times.

PS4 owners can claim both Journey and Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection right now, which includes the first three entries in Nathan Drake's adventure: Drake's Fortune, Among Thieves, and Drake's Deception. PlayStation users in China and Germany will have The Nathan Drake Collection swapped out for Knack 2 instead. Once you download them, Sony said they are yours to keep. The offer was set to expire by today, but as of this writing, they're still available for free on the PSN website.

This is part of Sony's new Play At Home Initiative, a two-pronged approach to keeping people indoors during the coronavirus pandemic while providing support for indie developers struggling during these times of social distancing. Sony said it has "earmarked $10 million to support our independent development partners [with the] hardships and financial struggles that many [of them] are facing." More information about this fund, such as participation criteria and more, will come sometime in the future.

These aren't the only free games available on PS4 right now. PS Plus subscribers can also pick up Dirt Rally 2.0 and Uncharted 4: A Thief's End until May 5. Bandai Namco is also giving away Pac-Man Championship 2 for free across PS4, Xbox One, and PC through May 10.

Because of Uncharted 4 being free for PlayStation Plus, this means you can get every main entry in the series for free right now. Only Golden Abyss on Vita and Lost Legacy are not included.

Recently, Sony began slowing the download speeds on the PSN to help bolster internet reliability. As a result, downloads for these free games--and any other purchase on the PlayStation Store--will take a little longer than expected.