It is an exciting time to be a PlayStation Plus subscriber, as Sony is set to release an impressive lineup of games across all tiers. These games promise to cater to a wide range of gaming preferences, ensuring every type of gamer finds something to enjoy.
PlayStation Plus subscribers can now choose from three different tiers, each of which provides a set of unique features. The Essential tier offers online connectivity and a set number of monthly games, while the Extra tier enhances that experience with a substantial library of PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 games. It looks like they are trying pretty hard to compete with their direct rival Xbox Game Pass.
For those looking for even more perks, the Premium tier adds classic games and exclusive game trials, making it the ultimate choice for the most dedicated PlayStation fans. No matter which tiers you have subscribed to, the PlayStation Plus July 2024 games lineup has something exciting in store for you.
Let’s delve into the details of the PlayStation Plus July 2024 games lineup. From the Essential Tier to Extra to Premium, discover which tier you should go for to get the most out of your subscription.
Best games coming to PlayStation Plus in July 2024, arranged by tiers
PlayStation Plus July Essential tier games
1. Borderlands 3
Genre: First-Person Shooter (FPS), Role-Playing Game (RPG)
Size: 52.84 GB
This is the latest title in a series of quirky first-person role-playing games where players shoot to get more guns. Every Borderlands fan knows that these games are all about guns and mayhem.
Play alone or take a friend for this crazy ride; this game will never cease to be fun. You will shoot through numerous enemies with so many unique guns that you will lose count of both your dead enemies and the guns you have collected.
2. NHL 24
Genre: Sports
Size: 44.06 GB
EA Sports’ NHL 2024 will put you in the skates of a professional hockey player right in the middle of an intense match. For longtime fans, new features like new total control skill moves, a stamina engine, goalie fatigue, a passing system, and physics-based contact, could be a game-changer. Your game will feel even more realistic now.
For all the Hockey Ultimate Team (HUT) fans, this mode now features full crossplay, which means that no matter which system you play on, you will have no problem enjoying this game to the fullest.
3. Among Us
Genre: Multiplayer, Social Deduction
Size: 1.20 GB
There would hardly be any gamers out there who would not know about Among Us. For those unaware, it’s a unique social deduction experience where players try to figure out each other’s hidden agenda. Imagine being trapped on a ship with someone who has an ulterior motive. It would not be easy to hide, nor would it be easy to find the culprit slowly taking down your crewmates.
Extra and Premium tier PlayStation Plus July 2024 games
1. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII- Reunion
Genre: Action-RPG
Size: 44.54 GB
In this remaster of a popular PSP-exclusive RPG, players control Zack Fair through various open and linear levels. Players can talk to NPCs, interact with the game’s environment and engage different enemies in combat.
This remaster features an overhauled combat mode and highly improved, upscaled visuals. Even if you have played the original game on the PSP, the improvements in Reunion are enough to pull you back in.
2. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
Genre: Strategy, Action-RPG
Size: 82.21 GB
Mount & Blade II is a strategy, action-role-playing title where players build a party of soldiers and perform various questions throughout the campaign map. All the action in this game is seen from an overhead angle.
Players can even choose to participate in the battles besides controlling the soldiers indirectly. It’s a very detailed strategy game that every fan of tactical gameplay mechanics will enjoy.
3. No More Heroes 3
Genre: Action, Adventure
Size: 32.53 GB
Play as Travis Touchdown, an antihero, as he defeats various powerful enemies to become the top Galactic Superhero of all time. Explore the open world and do side quest missions to collect enough money to qualify for a battle with the next enemy.
It’s a parody game full of pop culture references and incredible gameplay mechanics. Without a doubt, this will be the funniest game you will ever play.
4. Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous – Enhanced Edition
Genre: RPG, Action
Size: 59.04
In Pathfinder you will deploy troops against the demonic forces as a commander for royalty, and try to close a magical chasm known as the Worldwound. Explore a grim new world, level up, and fight various enemies across the map; there’s no shortage of fun to be had in this title.
With a very detailed character creation tool, a well-written story, and 25 classes to choose from, this game is a dream come true for every RPG fan out there.
5. Remnant II
Genre: Action, Third-Person Shooter, RPG
Size: 75 GB
A shooter like no other, inspired by Soulslike games such as Bloodborne and Dark Souls, this title takes you on a journey through various realities. With improved combat mechanics and various new weapons to choose from, this title does not lack content.
The best part is that you don’t have to play this hard-as-nails title alone; it features a cooperative multiplayer mode, allowing you and your friends to defeat those inter-dimensional creatures somewhat easily. It could be a good break for those looking for an Elden Ring-like title, which is also a shooter.
6. Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes Complete Edition
Genre: Action, Arcade
Size: 7.74 GB
This game acts as a bridge between No More Heroes 2 and 3. Travis Touchdown gets transported into a video game, and he must fight for his life by winning various retro-inspired video games.
He is not the only person trying to win though. Badman, a villain looking to kill Travis, is constantly trying to defeat him. Besides these games, this title explores an incredible story that is as memorable as any other mainline title in the series.
(Hero and Featured Image Credits: Sony Interactive Entertainment)
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Let Rohit Sejwal be your guide to the immersive world of video games. Gaming isn't just a passion for him, it has become an integral part of his lifestyle. When he is not gaming or writing about it, he can be found spending time with his dogs or watching cult movies. He has previously worked as a gaming writer for Essentially Sports and Fandom Wire.
