Every PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra, & Premium Game Available March 2024
Every month brings a fresh batch of PlayStation Plus games like clockwork, and the service is expanding its library as always in March. As a subscription that provides access to online play on Sony systems, PS Plus is a must for many dedicated PlayStation users. For those who aren't committed to regular multiplayer, PS Plus finds its other major point of attraction in a rotating catalog of free games for subscribers that are available to download for a month and to play as long as an account that's already added them has an active subscription.
PlayStation Plus is divided into three tiers – Essential, Extra, and Premium, which come with different perks regarding the game catalog. An Extra or Premium subscription is necessary to access a permanent game library that expands monthly (and only occasionally removes games), but Essential is still a pass to the small group of titles that come and go each month. The selection includes games compatible with both PS4 and PS5, so the service remains valuable across the two most recent generations (and any PS5 Pro model that might release this year).
The official revealed the newest monthly lineup of rotating PS Plus games for March 2024, which includes a standard batch of three games as well as an additional DLC. The new March 2024 PS Plus line-up is,,, and . Each of these titles is available on both PS4 and PS5 and will be accessible from March 5 to April 1.
PlayStation Plus Essential
PlayStation Plus Extra
PlayStation Plus Premium
This article will be updated as the March 2024 games for the Extra and Premium tiers are announced.
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