You Should Be Excited For These Upcoming PS Plus Retro Titles
Sony have recently announced the upcoming titles for its constantly growing range of retro games in the PlayStation PlusPremium Classics Catalog. When December's PS Plus titles arrive, subscribers will not only have access to Naughty Dog's superb 2001 hit, but two of the finest platformers of the PlayStation 2 era developed by Sucker Punch Productions. These titles are, and its sequel, released in 2004 and 2005 respectively, and this is the first time these two games will be available to download on modern PlayStation consoles.
In the series, players step in the shoes of the titular anthropomorphic raccoon, with a compelling blend of humor, stealth, and platforming action, as Sly and his gang of thieves perform heists across a variety of exotic locations around the world. The first title launched on the PS Plus catalog in June 2024,becoming the most played debut of a classic in the PS Plus Premium range. Due to this, fans and newcomers to the series were anticipating the addition of its sequels, which are now scheduled to be added in early December.
evolved significantly from the original. The first game followed a linear level design, whereasintroduced semi-open hub worlds. Each of these environments are full of secrets, enemies, and opportunities to pull off mini-heists, with the player even free to take on levels as they desired on many occasions. These detailed cel-shaded worlds include urban Parisian streets, an Egyptian museum, the jungles of India, and many more. In addition to these expanded environments, the overall gameplay was significantly improved.
The core stealth mechanics of were dramatically refined in the sequel, as players could now track and pickpocket guards, in exchange for upgrades to make Sly and his gang more powerful. Sly could now seamlessly hide in the shadows, scale rooftops, and navigate the world intuitively. The combat was improved too, as Sly's friends Bentley and Murray were now unique playable characters, with more gadget-based and
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