It’s almost July already, with just over a week left in the sunny month of June. That means another batch of free PlayStation Plus Essential games is about to be announced. It also means we have some fireworks in our near future, as July 4th is just around the corner.
June’s PS Plus lineup wasn’t bad but it was nothing to write home about, either. The games this month were:Read on for more information on next month’s PS Plus lineup.PS Plus is Sony’s monthly membership program that grants access to online gaming.
Sony typically reveals the following month’s games on the last Wednesday of the month, though this isn’t always the case. The actual rule of thumb is that the new lineup always releases on the first Tuesday of the month and the games are revealed the previous Wednesday. This means we’ll get the official reveal next Wednesday, June 26th, and the new lineup will be available on Tuesday, July 2nd. Subscribers will have until then to download this month’s free games.Six games have been confirmed to be leaving PS Plus this coming month. Players will have until July 15th to play the following titles:PS Plus May Leaks, Rumors And Predictions
We have no announcements, leaks or rumors yet for the PS Plus titles coming in July. The only two games launching on July 2nd are the free-to-play looter shooterI’ll update this post if/when any leaks or rumors do drop, but for now we’ll have to stick with my prediction / wishful thinking list .Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas and facts in a safe space.
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