PlayStation Plus subscribers have last chance to try some huge open-world RPGs
It’s all too familiar the feeling of having an unfinished collection of games that extends longer than our arms of ours. But, in order to make it worse, Sony is giving PlayStation Plus customers a last opportunity to try out some huge open-world games before leaving the program.
Every good thing has to have time to come to an end, as is an instance for some well-loved games that have been removed from the PlayStation Plus catalog. At PS6.99 per month, these games can be purchased or downloaded.
They give gamers an opportunity to download both AAA as well as indie titles for much less than the retail prices. In the current market, with Xbox as well as PlayStation subscriptions continuing to be popular you must ensure that you make the most of your investment by purchasing the games you want before they’re gone for good (or until they are added in the future).
The announcement of games to leave shortly was announced on Reddit for r/PlayStationPlus, by a user who said, “Since most games included in the Extra catalog are expected to be gone within a year (6 months in some instances) It is recommended to play the games that will be available in the next few months in order to make sure you don’t lose the opportunity to play them.
This news was shared along with a list of 21 games going away from the service in the near future. The list includes major titles like The Bioshock game series Borderlands: The Handsome Collection, Stray, Yakuza 3, 4 & 5, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City The Definitive Edition, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City The Complete Edition, and many others.
In light of this collection of games due to leave soon, it could be dangerous to play with one of the major titles, but smaller single-story games like Stray would be a great choice. In addition, inside Limbo will be perfect games to play on Halloween.
Also, it is important to note that all month-to-month PlayStation Plus games you buy and download remain available to you for as long as you remain signed up. However, the games that are part of the Premium or Extra service cannot be played up to the point that they are removed from the service. In addition to the recent price hike, some fans aren’t content with Sony.
