PS Plus Leaks Point To Two Controversial RPGs Coming To PlayStation In July 2024
As PlayStation Plus players gear up for their next batch of games, rumors swirl that the next few additions to the service may be some of 2023's most controversial releases. While the first PS Plus Essentials for July have left many players wanting thanks to the addition of older titles like and , users are hopeful that the next collection manages to impress with some bigger additions. Nothing has yet to be confirmed but given that an official announcement is right around the corner, the rumor mill is churning faster than ever.
Per Express UK,rumors claim that the two headlining games for PS Plus Extra in July may include and . Since Sony has yet to officially announce anything, its worth taking these reports with a pinch of salt. Having said that, given the mixed reception of it's not difficult to see Square Enix's action game landing on PS Plus; feels much more unlikely as the Wizarding World game managed to be 2023's best-selling video game, and still boasts a massive community of players.
Forspoken's launch grows ever-nearer and audiences are getting to know the important facts before they decide to purchase the PlayStation title.
While is widely agreed to be somewhat of a middling experience, the game managed to spark conversation for its dialogue, poor performance, and lofty system requirements. Ahead of its release, footage of the player character's conversations sparked controversy after many insisted it featured some of the worst writing they'd yet encountered in a video game. While critics largely agreed that the dialogue was poor, many insisted that the actual game was fun enough to overlook these gripes.
As for, the open-world RPG was shrouded in controversy the very moment it was announced due to it beinga part of the franchise created by author J.K. Rowling, a public figure who's criticized for her openly transphobic comments and politics. Despite assurances from the developers that Rowling was not actively involved in the game's production, many
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