PS Plus Subscribers Are Getting One Of The Greatest Games Of All Time On May 21
Sony has confirmed that PlayStation Plus subscribers will be getting one of the greatest games of all time this month. Those who have upgraded their PS Plus membership to the Extra or Premium level are able to unlock a massive library of downloadable games from across many PlayStation generations, with a variety of genres to enjoy.
As revealed in the latest PlayStation Blog post, will be joining the Premium and Extra game catalog on May 21, which is a huge win for subscribers considering how highly regarded Rockstar's western sequel is. Accompanying are the following titles:
Title
Platform
PS5
( Expansion Pack)
PS4
PS5
PS4
PS4, PS5
PS4
PS4
PS4
PS4
Take a look at how far video games have come, what’s shaped them, and which are just the most fun in Screen Rant's list of the best games of all time.
While many associate Rockstar Games with its epic crime series,, its best storytelling can be found in the games. Serving as a prequel to 2010's, tells the story of Arthur Morgan, an enforcer within the doomed Van der Linde gang, and depending on whether players choose a high or low honor playthrough, the game can follow Arthur's heart-wrenching redemption arc that easily places it among Rockstar's best.
The PS3 version of was previously available to stream on PlayStation Plus but was pulled from the service in October 2022. Its PS4 port is now available as part of the subscription on PlayStation 5 instead.
Despite launching in 2018 on last-gen consoles and not receiving an upgrade for current-gen consoles like many of its contemporaries, is still visually stunning. Rockstar packed the game full of detail to make it feel truly immersive with there being plenty of sights to behold as players explore its rich open-world version of a fictionalized America at the end of the 19th century from the industrialized city of Saint Denis to the great plains of the West Elizabeth territory.
won several awards upon its release, winning "" at The Game Awards and going on
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