Sony Announces PS Plus Monthly Games for June, Bonus Titles for Game Catalog and More as Part of Days of Play
Sony has announced the slate of free games coming to PlayStation Plus in June as part of its annual Days of Play celebration that begins May 29. With the promotion, PlayStation is offering monthly free games to all PS Plus subscribers in June, bonus titles and game trials for Game Catalog, Classics Catalog and PS VR2 to PS Plus Extra and Deluxe/Premium members, and other offers. PS Plus monthly games lineup for June includes SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake, AEW Fight Forever and Streets of Rage 4. The three titles will be available to all PS Plus members on June 4.
The PS Plus games, alongside other Days of Play offerings, were announced on the PlayStation Blog Tuesday. The Days of Play celebration, which starts off today, will be valid through June 12. It's also worth noting that EA Sports FC 24, a free PS Plus title for May, will be available for all PS Plus subscribers to redeem till June 18.
Other games in PS Plus' monthly lineup for May — Ghostrunner 2, Tunic and Destiny 2: Lightfall, announced earlier this month — can be added to library till June 3. Here's a look at the PS Plus monthly games lineup for June.
This SpongeBob platformer from 2023 follows its titular iconic cartoon hero on a journey through alternate realities, called Wish Worlds, as he tries to save his home, Bikini Bottom. Each Wish World serves as a distinct biome, as players navigate colourful levels, employing their traversal and combat abilities. SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake will be available on both PS4 and PS5.
Based on the Americal wrestling promotion All Elite Wrestling, AEW Fight Forever is a professional wrestling title, similar to the popular WWE 2K franchise. Developed by Yuke's, AEW Fight Forever favours an arcade-style wrestling gameplay and presentation over a more grounded depiction. The game features different modes and match styles, across single player and online multiplayer. Fight Forever also features a career mode, called “Road to Elite,” where players
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