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Sony has unveiled a fresh batch of games coming to PlayStation Plus in July 2024, and it’s shaping up to be an exciting month for subscribers. Announced on the PlayStation blog, these titles will be available to those on the Extra or Premium tiers. If you’re subscribed to either, you’ll enjoy immediate access to a stellar selection of games. Premium members will also receive additional classic titles. For those on the Essential tier, Sony has also shared this month’s free games.
This month’s lineup is one of the best we’ve seen in a while, featuring a blend of high-profile titles that promise hours of entertainment. Leading the charge are Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion and Remnant II, arriving just in time for its DLC. Fans of online co-op adventures should be particularly excited about the higher popular Remnant II. Additionally, the No More Heroes series is included, offering plenty of hack-and-slash action.
PlayStation Plus Games for Extra & Premium Tiers:
- Remnant II – Standard Edition | PS5
- Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion | PS4, PS5
- Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord | PS4, PS5
- The Jackbox Party Pack 9 | PS4, PS5
- Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous | PS4, PS5
- No More Heroes 3 | PS4, PS5
- Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes Complete Edition | PS4
- Deadcraft | PS4
- Steep | PS4
PlayStation Plus Classic & VR Games:
- Job Simulator | PS VR2
- Summoner | PS4, PS5
- Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters | PS4, PS5
- Jeanne d’Arc | PS4, PS5
PlayStation Plus Essential Games for July 2024:
- Borderlands 3 | PS4, PS5
- NHL 24 | PS4, PS5
- Among Us | PS4, PS5
While the Essential tier’s offerings might not be as compelling for some, there are still solid choices available. Borderlands 3 offers a great online experience for fans of the franchise, despite being a bit older. Among Us continues to be a fun multiplayer staple, though it is free on other platforms.
The best part? No titles are leaving the PlayStation Plus Catalog this month, giving you plenty of time to enjoy these games at your own pace.