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Here are the PS5, PS4, PS3, PS One, and PSP games that will be ready to go at launch.

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Here are all the PS4 and PS5 games coming to Sony's subscription service.

Japan Studio, PS4 Japan Studio, PS4 Hmm, I wonder why the PS4 version of that one isn’t included… Japan Studio, PS4 Japan Studio, PS4 That highest tier also allows you to demo—get this—a grand total of six games for two hours a piece. Highlights include Red Dead Redemption 2, God of War, Uncharted 4, Uncharted: Lost Legacy, Outer Wilds Cities: Skylines, Celeste, The Last of Us: Remastered, and Marvel’s Spider-Man. About 30 games from Ubisoft’s games-on-demand service, Ubisoft+, will also be available to subscribers of PS Plus Extra and Premium. The only relatively recent inclusion is Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, which seemingly everyone under the sun has already played by now. Though the option to play PS5 exclusives at no extra cost was an enticing selling point of PS Plus 2.0, the initial lineup leaves a bit to be desired. - PS Plus Extra: Same as PS Plus Essential, but it also grants access to a games-on-demand library comprising “hundreds” of PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games. It’s available in three tiers, which you can read more about right here, but the general breakdown is: Today, in a blog post, Sony outlined everything—games, streaming offerings, a partnership with Ubisoft—coming to the service.

Sony is finally ready to respond to Xbox Game Pass with its own gaming subscription package and will launch a revamped PlayStation Plus with three tiers ...

These are the third-party PS4 and PS5 games available at launch. As was the case with PlayStation’s previous Plus subscription, the service will provide a monthly set of games you can download and play for free. However, once again, unlike the Ubisoft Plus subscription available now on PC, Stadia, and Luna (and eventually on Xbox), it won’t include day-one release titles. It also includes the benefits players used to get from PlayStation Now combined with Plus. One difference will remain, however: Sony has said that unlike Microsoft with Halo Infinite, Gears 5, and Forza Horizon 5, it won’t include brand new first-party games in the subscription package. Sony has confirmed the launch date and other details for the three new PlayStation Plus tiers it’s launching, which will be available in the US starting on June 13th.

Sony reveals a selection of PS1, PS2, PSP, PS3, PS4, and PS5 games subscribers will get on the PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium tiers.

Sony also confirms that PS Plus Essential games will continue to see new games added on the first Tuesday of every month, while introducing a new monthly refresh. PS Plus Premium users will also get access to two-hour trials on select games, with more being added as time moves on. Some of these editions will also be the remastered versions of these classics, and while Sony mentions that this is an early look at the coming games, it does look quite impressive:

Sony has confirmed a partial list of games that will be made available as part of its revamped PlayStation Plus subscription service, which is due to launch ...

Japan Studio, PS4 Japan Studio, PS4 The number of games refreshed will vary per month, Sony said. Some of the titles will also be available for individual purchase.” It previously said the PS Plus Premium tier would include a library of over 700 games, including 400 downloadable PS4 and PS5 titles. In addition, the platform holder confirmed some of the PSOne and PSP games coming to its Premium tier.