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Big Games Announced For PlayStation Plus Extra In July

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Last month, Sony launched the revamped and tiered PlayStation Plus service. The new offering rivals Microsoft’s GamePass by bringing together a huge number of games under one subscription service.

Thus far, reception has been pretty lukewarm. The service certainly has some top titles – but many of those were in the free collection that coincided with the PS5’s launch. Still, some subscribers are really happy with the offering.

Others argue that the catalogue isn’t as strong as GamePass which delivers brand new titles on release. Admittedly, PlayStation Plus Extra & Premium are lacking newer games like Horizon Forbidden West and Gran Turismo 7.

Still, these things develop and grow with time. And with the revamped PS Plus entering its second month, Sony are adding in some new and some much-loved older titles in July.

PS Plus official logo with gold 'plus' symbol and white text reading "PlayStation Plus". PS Plus Games are free each month.
Credit: Sony

Let’s take a look at what’s coming to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium this month…

What are the PlayStation Plus tiers?

The new PlayStation Plus is split into three tiers.

Essential is required for online multiplayer and includes monthly free games. (£6.99/$9.99)

Extra provides access to a large catalogue of PS4 and PS5 games. (£10.99/$14.99)

And, finally, Premium additionally includes access to PS1, PS2, PS3, and PSP games, as well as time limited game trials. (£13.49/$17.99)

PlayStation Plus Extra New Games For July

Subscribers to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium are set to receive a raft of new games this month.

The biggest of which is Stray, which will appear on the service alongside its normal release on July 19th.

Stray coming to PlayStation Plus
Credit: Annapurna Interactive

It will be the first brand-new title to launch on the new PlayStation Plus and should entice some fans to subscribe to the service. After all, a one month subscription is cheaper than a full-priced game.

In Stray, you take control of a cat who has been separated from his family and is lost in a city populated by robots. Stray is a third-person adventure game set in a cyberpunk open world. To get the cat back to his lost family, the player must control him as he navigates obstacles and platforms and solves kitty-friendly puzzles.

Alongside Stray, a number of Assassin’s Creed and Saints Row titles will be coming to the service.

Assassin's Creed Unity is coming to PlayStation Plus
Credit: Ubisoft

Below is the full list of games coming to both PS Plus Extra and Premium tiers:

  • Stray – PS4, PS5
  • Marvel’s Avengers – PS4, PS5
  • Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade – PS5
  • Assassin’s Creed Unity – PS4
  • Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag – PS4
  • Assassin’s Creed Rogue Remastered – PS4
  • Assassin’s Creed Freedom Cry – PS4
  • Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection – PS4
  • Saints Row IV: Re-Elected – PS4
  • Saints Row Gat out of Hell – PS4
  • Spirit of the North: Enhanced Edition – PS5
  • Ice Age: Scrat’s Nutty Adventure – PS4
  • Jumanji The Video Game – PS4
  • Paw Patrol on a Roll! – PS4
  • ReadySet Heroes – PS4

PlayStation Plus Premium New Games For July

PlayStation Plus Premium’s exclusive new additions are pretty lacklustre this month.

There are two classic PSP games coming to the Premium tier:

  • No Heroes Allowed! – PSP
  • LocoRoco Midnight Carnival – PSP

What do you think to July’s new PlayStation Plus additions? Will they tempt you to subscribe? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section belowAnd don’t forget to check out our other gaming articles!

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