The PS Plus Collection: 20 PS4 Classics on the PS5, Ranked
Console launch games tend to be a bit weak, with just a handful of interesting new games to explore. Sony is aware of this, which is why it introduced the PS Plus Collection, a library of 20 standout PS4 games that are included in your PlayStation Plus subscription if you buy a PS5. Even months after the PS5’s launch, the PS Plus Collection is a valuable addition to your game library.
This is a PS5-only bonus; you won’t get 20 bangers for your PS4 simply by subscribing to PS Plus (though the service’s monthly «free» games tend to also be very good). If you pick up a PlayStation 5 and think you’ll quickly play through Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Demon’s Souls, though, PS Plus Collection is an amazing deal.
Don’t expect these games to rock PS5-quality graphics. They aren’t remasters, and they’ll only play as well as they would on a PS4 Pro. The PlayStation 5 might be powerful, but games need to be programmed to take advantage of that power, and these PS4 games do not. That doesn’t make them any less worthwhile, though. In fact, we break down why each game is worth your time and money, so you’ll know at a glance if a particular game tickles your fancy.
You can buy these games individually, and many of them are just $19.99 each. If you don’t care about owning physical media, however, PS Plus Collection is a far better deal.
Ready to play? Here are the games included in the PS Plus Collection, in definitive order of excellence. Ignore the staff’s review scores; these are the real rankings.
20. Detroit: Become Human
Detroit: Become Human
$19.99 at PlayStation Store
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Detroit: Become Human is a cinematic game about robots that’s loaded with veiled historical allegories and really, really good-looking facial animations. It’s structured a bit like a choose-your-own-adventure novel, where your choices determine the story’s direction. Say what you will about David Cage, but this is an interesting interactive movie, and it’s better than Beyond: Two Souls.
19. Days Gone
Days Gone
$39.99 at Playstation.com
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Days Gone is a technically impressive, if not wildly revolutionary or interesting, zombie game. It’s no Resident Evil 7: Biohazard or Dying Light, but it’s a solid, open-world biker romp featuring dozens of zombies that rush you when you make a mistake.
18. Mortal Kombat X
Mortal Kombat X
$17.90 at Amazon
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This is another odd pick for the PS Plus Collection. Mortal Kombat X isn’t a bad game by any means, but now that Mortal Kombat 11 is out, it seems a bit unnecessary. Plus, MKX lacks Mortal Kombat 9’s series-reviving oomph. Still, if you like violence, it’ll satisfy.
Mortal Kombat X (for PlayStation 4) Review
17. Infamous: Second Son
Infamous: Second Son
$19.99 at Playstation.com
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The third game in Sucker Punch’s Infamous series gives you superpowers for exploring and surviving an authoritarian Seattle.
It’s a flashy, fun, open-world action game that has you zapping and poofing all over the city.
16. Batman: Arkham Knight
Batman: Arkham Knight
$19.99 at Playstation.com
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Batman: Arkham Knight isn’t the best game in the Arkham series (Arkham Asylum and Arkham City share that distinction, depending on who you ask), but it’s still a solid Batman caper that lets you sneak around, terrify criminals, swing across Gotham using a grappling hook, and drive a kind-of-unnecessary Batmobile.
15. Battlefield 1
Battlefield 1
$19.99 at Playstation.com
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Some say that war never changes. Maybe that’s the case now, but World War I really was a turning point for how wars were fought. It was one of the deadliest wars in history, and one of the first to show widespread use of airplanes, automatic weapons, chemical weapons, and tanks. Battlefield 1 puts you in the middle of that, and adds 64-player multiplayer action.
14. Call of Duty: Black Ops III — Zombies Chronicles Edition
Call of Duty: Black Ops III: Zombies Chronicles Edition
$59.99 at Playstation.com
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Call of Duty: Black Ops III is already an action-filled multiplayer game with plenty of guns to shoot and people to kill, including the beloved Zombies game mode. The Zombies Chronicles expansion adds eight remastered maps from previous Call of Duty games’ Zombies modes, plus the original game, making it the most comprehensive, military-themed, zombie-shooting experience available.
13. The Last Guardian
The Last Guardian
$19.99 at Playstation.com
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Team Ico’s third game may not be as beloved as the studio’s classic Shadow of the Colossus, but it’s still a haunting adventure that tells a story about a young boy and the griffin-dog-like-thing he befriends.
12. Ratchet & Clank (2016)
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Insomniac Games’ PS4 remake of the classic third-person shooter is charming, fun, and funny. You play as Ratchet the Lombax and his robot friend Clank as they try to fulfill Ratchet’s dream of becoming a Galactic Ranger. Many different and creative weapons make Ratchet & Clank a literal blast to play.
Ratchet & Clank (for PlayStation 4) Review
11. Until Dawn
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Until Dawn is an interactive horror movie, and a great one at that. It’s got everything, including teens trapped in a lodge, a slasher killer, hauntings, and a few even wackier things I won’t spoil. Played like a Telltale or Quantic Dream adventure game, you determine who lives or dies as helpless teenagers try to survive…until dawn.
Until Dawn (for PlayStation 4) Review
10. Final Fantasy XV: Royal Edition
Final Fantasy XV: Royal Edition
$34.
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Final Fantasy XV is a divisive game, probably because it took so long to make and went through so many changes from conception (as Final Fantasy XIII Versus) to release. It’s still an epic adventure filled with loveable characters and loads of things to do. It’s made even bigger with the Royal Edition that includes all of the DLC stories and some extra content on top.
9. Fallout 4
Fallout 4
$11.39 at Amazon
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This is the game series that says war never changes. That might be the case, but Fallout 4 is a bit of a departure over Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, which were outright genre shifts from the first two Fallout games. Fallout 4 puts you in post-apocalyptic New England, and adds settlement-building to the first-person action and exploration.
Fallout 4 (for PlayStation 4) Review
8. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End
$42.
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Uncharted 4 is Nathan Drake’s supposed last treasure-hunting adventure, and it’s a good one. Naughty Dog’s flair for massive set pieces and cinematic action come through here as the supposedly-ex-treasure-hunter is brought out of his retirement by his long-thought-dead brother.
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End (for PlayStation 4) Review
7. Resident Evil 7 Biohazard
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
$20.99 at Amazon
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Hope you like grime, because Resident Evil 7 is one of the muckiest, crustiest, swampiest games out there. This game took the Resident Evil series into first-person view for the first time outside of a side game, and it succeeded spectacularly. In RE7, you try to escape from a worn-down house in the Louisiana swamps and the murderous family that lives in it.
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (for PlayStation 4) Review
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Crash Bandicoot: The N. Sane Trilogy
Crash Bandicoot: The N. Sane Trilogy
$39.99 at Playstation.com
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Crash Bandicoot: The N. Sane Trilogy is three remastered PlayStation games in one. Play Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped, all with completely overhauled PS4 graphics and improved gameplay courtesy of Vicarious Visions. It’s a lot of classic platforming to enjoy on your PS5.
5. The Last of Us Remastered
The Last of Us Remastered
$14.55 at PlayStation Store
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The Last of Us is considered one of the best PlayStation 3 games, and that’s why it was quickly given the PS4 remaster treatment. It’s a story about survival, about man’s inhumanity to man, and about mushroom zombies. It’s also a bit less of a misery parade than The Last of Us Part II.
4. God of War (2018)
God of War (2018)
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Kratos made a name for himself on the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 as one of the most heartless, bloodthirsty characters in any video game.
Having a son really mellowed him out, which is why 2018’s God of War is such an excellent adventure. Kratos shapes up into a genuinely compelling, conflicted father figure for his son, Atreus, as they travel Norse lands to pay respects to Atreus’ mother.
God of War (for PlayStation 4) Review
3. Monster Hunter World
Monster Hunter: World
$19.99 at Playstation.com
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Monster Hunter: World is a massive game about hunting monsters. It won’t throw you for many narrative loops, but it sends you on hunt after hunt to take down giant beasts and use their body parts to make equipment that lets you take down even more dangerous giant beasts. The base game doesn’t include the big Iceborne expansion, but it’s still a great title on its own.
2. Persona 5
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Persona 5 is a fantastic JRPG, and one of the best PS4 titles.
It’s also a game in the PS Plus Collection that…I’m going to recommend you pass on. Atlus recently released Persona 5 Royal, an expanded version of Persona 5 that adds more content and streamlines a few gameplay elements. Persona 5 Royal is so good that it’s worth buying the enhanced game instead of playing the original.
1. Bloodborne
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Bloodborne is a gothic horror take on a Dark Souls game. Made by FromSoftware (the creators of Dark Souls and Demon’s Souls), it embraces the same brutal difficulty and rewarding exploration as the Souls games, but with a horrific eldritch flair. Werewolves, snake people, and elder gods are some of the threats you’ll find as you navigate the Yarnham’s dreamlike streets.
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Ghostrunner
Fast, furious and unforgiving, Ghostrunner’s first-person parkour combat isn’t for the faint of heart.
There’s little margin for error as you slice and dice through Ghostrunner’s cyberpunk city, but master its mechanics and you’ll find yourself in a thrilling state of flow that few other games can match.
For players who liked: Cyberpunk 2077, DOOM Eternal
Genre: Action/platformer
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Ashen
Danger may be waiting around Ashen’s every corner, but its striking art direction and world design make it a joy to explore.
Borrowing liberally from mainstream action RPGs, Ashen feels instantly familiar, but it sets itself apart with an innovative passive multiplayer system and an aesthetic that’s as charming as it is grim.
For players who liked: Dark Souls Remastered, Elden Ring
Genre: Action/adventure
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The Messenger
This offbeat retro side-scroller lays on the ’90s nostalgia with some stellar 8 and 16-bit visuals.
Step into the speedy shoes of a young ninja on a quest to save his clan in The Messenger. Fans of old-school action platformers and chiptune soundtracks will find plenty to sink their blades into here.
For players who liked: Cuphead, Celeste
Genre: Action/platformer
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ABZÛ
Strap on your scuba gear and descend into this underwater adventure from the makers of Journey and Flower.
With a diverse ecosystem to explore, tons of secrets to uncover, and graceful swimming controls to play around with, ABZÛ is a chilled out aquatic trip that’s a delight to dip into.
For players who liked: Journey, The Pathless
Genre: Action/simulation
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Dead Cells
No single run of Dead Cells is ever the same, and the secrets of its elaborate island fortress are sure to keep you coming back for more.
A huge variety of potential builds and routes make every run of Dead Cells unique. With stacks of combat abilities to play with and traversal upgrades to unlock, it manages to stay fresh from the first run to the last.
For players who liked: Hades, Returnal
Genre: Action/roguelike
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Thomas Was Alone
A small game with a big heart, Thomas Was Alone is a pure puzzle/platform experience brought to life by its charming cast of sentient shapes.
Slide, bounce and hop your way through 100 levels in this minimalist adventure by creator Mark Bithell. Thomas Was Alone’s witty narration and characters make it a standout indie with a great sense of humour.
For players who liked: The Stanley Parable, Night in the Woods
Genre: Puzzle/platformer
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Kona
An icy interactive adventure with a surreal twist that’s sure to chill you to the bone.
Set in a remote Canadian village in the 1970s, Kona invites you to uncover the truth behind its mysterious goings-on while battling the elements and carefully manging resources to survive.
For players who liked: What Remains of Edith Finch, Amnesia: Rebirth
Genres: Mystery/survival
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Blasphemous
Twisted religious imagery meets hack-and-slash combat in this gothic quest for redemption.
Don the thorn-wrapped helmet of The Penitent One and smite your way through hordes of grizzly foes in the world of Blasphemous. Pixel art aficionados will love cleaving their way through this one.
For players who liked: Hollow Knight, Bloodborne
Genre: Action/platformer
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Celeste
Traverse the rocky terrain of Celeste Mountain and find yourself overcoming Madeline’s personal inner struggles along the way.
Combining gorgeous pixel art, pinpoint controls and hand-crafted platforming action, Celeste gives you the push you need for a leap of faith out of the darkness. Face down your fears!
For players who liked: Hades, Life is Strange
Genre: Platformer
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Kingdom: Two Crowns
Gather coins, commission defences and fight back against the encroaching darkness in Kingdom Two Crowns.
Saddle-up as a mounted monarch on a quest to protect your crown in this micro-strategy adventure. An immersive experience in single player, and one that shines when you rule with a friend in co-op.
For players who liked: Frostpunk, Terraria
Genre: Strategy/adventure
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Moonlighter
Follow the story of an adventurous shopkeeper who dreams of someday becoming a hero in this top-down action-RPG.
A unique blend of management sim and dungeon crawler, Moonlighter invites you to explore dangerous new realms as you loot gear, weapons and rare artefacts to upgrade your store and take on ever-greater foes.
For players who liked: Undertale, Stardew Valley
Genre: Strategy/adventure
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Battle Chasers: Nightwar
Immerse yourself in a fresh take on turn-based RPG action, inspired by the ’90s comic book series of the same name.
Brought to life by a vivid art style and snazzy character animation, Battle Chasers: Nightwar dials up the nostalgia for dungeon-crawling JRPGs. Just beware: the punchy, tactical combat also rocks.
For players who liked: Final Fantasy VII, The Banner Saga
Genre: Role playing/strategy
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Outer Wilds
In the quiet moments on a deserted planet, at the edges of the known solar system, just before the nearest star explodes – what will you find?
Environmental storytelling and emergent puzzle solving collide in Outer Wilds. Just one more 22-minute cycle and surely you’ll be able to piece together a thread of lore that will save your skin?
For players who liked: Twelve Minutes, The Stanley Parable
Genre: Adventure/puzzle
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Children of Morta
For the guardians of Mount Morta, this sweeping tale is anything but a family affair…
Satisfying hack-and-slash exploration meets a very story-driven take on roguelite action in Children of Morta.
Be sure to share the Bergson family’s epic saga with a friend in couch co-op.
For players who liked: Slay the Spire, Curse of the Dead Gods
Genre: Action/roguelike
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Child of Light
Treat yourself to the audio-visual feast of Aurora’s haunting journey through this lovingly crafted RPG.
From arresting art direction, to a wondrous sense of exploration, Child of Light encourages you to reach for hope in a stunning watercolour world dripping with atmosphere.
For players who liked: Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, Genshin Impact
Genre: RPG/Adventure
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Enter the Gungeon
Live for the thrill of side-stepping bullet hell combat? Then you absolutely must Enter the Gungeon.
Lap up the charm of 16-bit sprites as you blast your foes to bits – the arsenal of Enter the Gungeon is quite something.
Go solo or team up with a friend as you stick it to the Gundead!
For players who liked: Sol Cresta, Resogun
Genre: Roguelike/shoot ’em up
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Hollow Knight: Voidheart Edition
Venture into the 2D world of Hollow Knight if you dare; you might find yourself ensnared in a web of stunning artistic achievement and addictive gameplay.
Don’t be fooled by what might look like a straightforward action-platformer: Hollow Knight is packed with surprises and delights in equal measure – all lying there in wait to coax you deeper into the Hallownest…
For players who like: Cuphead, Dead Cells
Genre: Action/platformer
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Nidhogg
For when real-life fencing just won’t do, there’s always the endless glee (or torment) of multiplayer Nidhogg…
Nidhogg offers the purest experience of a one-on-one showdown – the exhilaration, the tense standoffs, the nail-biting moments.
.. this one is best enjoyed with players less skilled than yourself!
For players who liked: Towerfall: Ascension, Street Fighter V
Genre: Fighting/platformer
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Jotun: Valhalla Edition
Witness what it is to triumph over adversity – set against a stunning backdrop of Norse mythology.
In Jotun: Valhalla Edition, prove that you were born a warrior. Explore nine beautiful, hand-drawn realms in your mission to take down the Jotun – and overcome the insult of an inglorious death.
For players who liked: Hyper Light Drifter, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Genre: Action/adventure
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Steins;Gate Elite
When you stumble on a way to change the past, with just your handy email and a modified microwave at your disposal – how could you resist?!
Get your visual novel fix with STEINS;GATE ELITE – featuring the series’ signature style of rich visuals, remastered from the original.
Savour it: This is one to take your time with.
For players who liked: Doki Doki Literature Club Plus, Life is Strange
Genre: Visual novel
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You’ll find hundreds more great games of every genre in the Game Catalog, ready to download and play if you’re a PlayStation Plus Extra member. Or check out PS Plus Premium, where you can add the Classics Catalog, game trials and more.
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Sony has unveiled the list of games that will be included in the updated PS Plus subscription
Sony has published the first list of titles that will be included in PS Plus Premium and Extra subscriptions. You can check it out on the official PlayStation Blog.
The basic version of PlayStation Plus, which received an Essentials subscription, is no different from the current one — players will receive several free titles every month, while the games will remain in the catalog as long as the subscription is active.
Starting with the Extra level, users can look forward to an extended list of PS4/5 titles. At the same time, the package will include both games from Sony studios and third-party developers.
List of PS Plus Extra/Premium games:
In-house studios:
- Alienation, PS4;
- Bloodborne, PS4;
- Concrete Genie, PS4;
- Days Gone, PS4;
- Dead Nation Apocalypse Edition, PS4;
- Death Stranding and Death Stranding Director’s Cut, PS4/PS5;
- Demon’s Souls, PS5;
- Destruction AllStars, PS5;
- Everybody’s Golf, PS4;
- Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut, PS4/PS5;
- God of War, PS4;
- Gravity Rush 2, PS4;
- Gravity Rush Remastered, PS4;
- Horizon Zero Dawn, PS4;
- Infamous First Light, PS4;
- Infamous Second Son, PS4;
- Knack, PS4;
- LittleBigPlanet 3, PS4;
- LocoRoco Remastered, PS4;
- LocoRoco 2 Remastered, PS4;
- Marvel’s Spider-Man, PS4;
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, PS4/PS5;
- Matterfall, PS4;
- MediEvil, PS4;
- Patapon Remastered, PS4;
- Patapon 2 Remastered, PS4;
- Resogun, PS4;
- Returnal, PS5;
- Shadow of the Colossus, PS4;
- Tearaway Unfolded, PS4;
- The Last Guardian, PS4;
- The Last of Us Remastered, PS4;
- The Last of Us: Left Behind, PS4;
- Until Dawn, PS4;
- Uncharted The Nathan Drake Collection, PS4;
- Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, PS4;
- Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, PS4;
- WipEout Omega Collection, PS4.
Third party studios:
- Ashen, PS4;
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, PS4/PS5;
- Batman: Arkham Knight, PS4;
- Celeste, PS4;
- Cities: Skylines, PS4;
- Control: Ultimate Edition, PS4/PS5;
- Dead Cells, PS4;
- Far Cry 3 Remaster, PS4;
- Far Cry 4, PS4;
- Final Fantasy XV Royal Edition, PS4;
- For Honor, PS4;
- Hollow Knight, PS4;
- Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, PS4/PS5;
- Mortal Kombat 11, PS4/PS5;
- Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, PS4;
- NBA 2K22, PS4/PS5;
- Outer Wilds, PS4;
- Red Dead Redemption 2, PS4;
- Resident Evil, PS4;
- Soulcalibur VI, PS4;
- South Park: The Fractured but Whole, PS4;
- The Artful Escape, PS4/PS5;
- The Crew 2, PS4;
- Tom Clancy’s The Division, PS4.
The most expensive PS Plus Premium/Deluxe subscription will also include classic games from previous generations of the PlayStation catalog.
It is emphasized that if users have games from previous generations of consoles registered on their account, they will be added to the account as versions for PS4 / 5 are released, including without a subscription. It is known that PSOne / PSP titles will be improved, as well as get the ability to save anywhere and rewind time.
Classic games catalog:
- PlayStation, PSP:
- Ape Escape, PlayStation ;
- Hot Shots Golf, PlayStation;
- I.Q. Intelligent Qube, PlayStation;
- Jumping Flash!, PlayStation;
- Siphon Filter, PlayStation;
- Super Stardust Portable, PSP;
- Driller, PlayStation;
- Tekken 2, PlayStation;
- Worms World Party, PlayStation;
- Worms Armageddon, PlayStation.
Remasters:
- Ape Escape 2 , PS4;
- Arc The Lad: Twilight of the Spirits, PS4;
- Dark Cloud, PS4;
- Dark Cloud 2, PS4;
- FantaVision, PS4;
- Hot Shots Tennis, PS4;
- Jak II, PS4;
- Jak 3, PS4;
- Jak X: Combat Racing, PS4;
- Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, PS4;
- Rogue Galaxy, PS4;
- Siren, PS4;
- Wild Arms 3, PS4;
- BioShock Remastered, PS4;
- Borderlands The Handsome Collection, PS4;
- Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition, PS4;
- Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, PS4;
- LEGO Harry Potter Collection, PS4.
The Premium subscription also includes PS3 titles that will work through streaming.
PS3 Games:
- Crash Commando , PS3;
- Demon’s Souls, PS3;
- echochrome, PS3;
- Hot Shots Golf: Out of Bounds, PS3;
- Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational, PS3;
- Ico, PS3;
- Infamous, PS3;
- Infamous 2, PS3;
- Infamous: Festival of Blood, PS3;
- LocoRoco Cocoreccho!, PS3;
- MotorStorm Apocalypse, PS3;
- MotorStorm RC, PS3;
- Puppeteer, PS3;
- rain, PS3;
- Ratchet & Clank: Quest For Booty, PS3;
- Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time, PS3;
- Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus, PS3;
- Resistance 3, PS3;
- Super Stardust HD, PS3;
- Tokyo Jungle, PS3;
- When Vikings Attack, PS3;
- Asura’s Wrath, PS3;
- Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, PS3;
- Devil May Cry HD Collection, PS3;
- Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, PS3;
- F.
E.A.R., PS3; - Lost Planet 2, PS3;
- Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, PS3;
- Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare, PS3.
In addition, Premium/Deluxe members will also have access to time-limited test versions of new games. This will allow you to familiarize yourself with the titles before purchasing them, while progress and trophies will be carried over to the full version if purchased.
Sony also clarified that the list of games will change over time, with new games being added or old ones being removed. The upgraded subscription was announced in March 2022. The transition to the new PS Plus format will take place in June. First it will be implemented in Asia, then in America and Europe, and worldwide it will be available by the end of the first half of the year.
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July Free Games Information for PlayStation Plus 9 Subscribers0008 leaked to the network ahead of time.
Once again, the source is user Billbil-kun from discount aggregator Dealabs .
According to an insider, next month PlayStation owners are expected to:
- Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time — PS5 | PS4
- The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan — PS4
- Arcadegeddon — PS5 | PS4
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