PlayStation Plus is Sony’s membership club for those of us who use the PS4, PS3, and/or PS Vita consoles. Sony’s current pricing structure offers 1-month membership at $9.99, 3-month membership at $24.99, and 12-month membership at $59.99. You can also buy PS Plus memberships through places like Amazon.
And what do you get for your money? Well, one of the main draws of PS Plus is that it connects you with a handful of free games every month. Also, certain games only allow members of PS Plus to access online multiplayer modes. There are loads of other perks, as well, including discounts on games and early access to things like betas and demos.
In this article, we’re going to focus on the free games you can get with PlayStation Plus each month. Usually, four or five titles are added to the service per month, but make sure to snag them quickly as Microsoft removes them about a month after they’ve been added to PlayStation Plus. Luckily, you get to keep whatever you downloaded in time!
For June 2019, Sony has announced these freebie offerings for PS Plus members…
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Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 - July 2
There are many who consider Pro Evolution Soccer to be the best soccer video game series on the market. While there’s some room for debate on that front, it’s certainly hard to argue getting this game for the low, low price of free.
Here’s what the PlayStation blog has to say about this game:
“Create magic moments on and off the pitch, with each player possessing their own traits that will affect how they react in the moment, while myClub and Master League modes allow you to pursue your own club career. Enjoy local play for up to 4 players, or go online and test your skills against the world.”
Horizon Chase Turbo - July 2
Horizon Chase Turbo may not ring many bells, but the games that inspired this classic arcade racing title almost certainly will.
“Prepare for a blast of pure ‘90s nostalgia with Horizon Chase Turbo, a love-letter to the iconic, just-one-more-go racers of the arcade’s golden age,” reads a description on the PlayStation blog. “Drawing inspiration from the likes of Out Run, Top Gear, and Rush, developer Aquiris Game Studio captures the essence of the 16-bit era with style, with modern visuals, a soundtrack with insane arpeggios, and classic split-screen couch multiplayer.”
We’ll keep this article updated as Sony announces more games for PlayStation Plus members. In the meantime, check out the free Games with Gold for Xbox Live members.