PS Plus to add many big-name third-party titles including Red Dead Redemption 2, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, and more

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The revamped PS Plus will be systematically introduced to different regions of the world from the middle of May. While the name of the service remains the same, its structure has been radically changed as Sony is prepping it to compete with the Xbox Game Pass.

Sony has already revealed some amazing third-party games that will be added to the service before it is reintroduced worldwide. Among the several big names, the two standouts are Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption 2.

Despite once claiming that the Xbox Game Pass model isn't sustainable, Sony is now pushing to emulate it. However, the revamped PS Plus differs in many areas compared to Xbox's service.

One noticeable change is the addition of many games to its existing roster and the additional number of features. While there will still be certain limitations, the great number of third-party games being added will be great incentives for players.

Earlier in the first part of 2022, Sony announced the changes they would be making to the PS Plus service. There have been several rumors about Project Spartacus, which would be a competitor to Xbox Game Pass. PlayStation has moved ahead with its existing service and improved it to match its rival's offerings.

On May 16, PlayStation officially announced a massive roster of video games that will be added to the service. It includes some great first-party and retro games, along with some great ones from third-party developers.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla will be an excellent addition as it's the latest release in the franchise. The game has received several updates, including the most recent Dawn of Ragnarok expansion. While the offering is most likely the base game, it will still be a massive