PS Plus Subscribers For June 2024 Are In For A Devastating Month
PlayStation Plus subscribers may still be working their way through May's additions but they might want to refocus their attention given that the platform is losing a dozen games in June. While the ability to access a library of hit titles for just a single monthly payment does sound like an incredible deal, it's always difficult to come to terms with the fact that the catalog can expand and shrink in the blink of an eye. Games come and games go, so it's up to users to ensure they play what they want before it departs.
Per Push Square, PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium are losing some excellent titles on June 18, including, one of the most popular games ever made:
In addition to those losses, PS Plus Premium will also see the departure of (PS4). It's a decent chunk of games, but the one that undoubtedly hurts the most is, which continues to be one of the most-played games around the world despite its age and the looming presence of.
May 2024 is bringing a new lineup of games to PlayStation Plus, and there's definitely some exciting action-packed additions this time around.
It seems unlikely that someone hasn't yet played in 2024 but for those who haven't, having just under a month to experience the single-player campaign is possible with some dedication and commitment. Rockstar's seminal open-world hit is littered with tasks and missions to accomplish; the average amount of time to beat the game without focusing on all the side content is approximately 32 hours. Unfortunately, those who have spent some time in through PS Plus will need to purchase the game to continue playing.
Aside from, there are some quiet classics in the mix, including the fantastic RPG which sports an excellent combat style coupled with fantastic writing and superb art direction. is also a unique take on the sports RPG genre, allowing players to explore a strange school dedicated to the art of throwing balls very hard at an opponent's face. Lastly,may just be one of the best puzzle games of
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