PlayStation Plus July 2023 Catalog Announced; It Takes Two, World War Z, and Much More

For PlayStation users wanting free games every month, look no further than PlayStation Plus. The subscription-based service offers new titles to those who avail of it every single month. With new games coming at a fairly steep price, the service is quite handy for gamers not looking to make a dent in their wallet every time they want a new game. The service releases games for its subscribers every month, allowing them to keep them in their library as long as they stay members. For the month of July, here are the games included in the PlayStation Plus catalog!

Sniper Elite 5 on PlayStation Plus

First on the list is the newest installment in the Sniper Elite franchise. The tactical shooter offers a third-person perspective to players as they prowl enemy territory in the hunt for their targets. If that is not enough, the game’s kill cam is one that has been a consistent feature through the years. With Sniper Elite 5, the kill cam offers stunning visuals as you take down targets. What adds to the entire experience is the detailing on the maps in the game. Maps in the game use real-world locations replicated on an unparalleled scale. Moreover, the updated traversal system offers new ways of navigating and exploring like never before! Get the game and start playing the campaign or the multiplayer!

SnowRunner

SnowRunner takes a different route, quite literally. The game is an off-roading simulator, giving players charge of high-powered vehicles in rough terrains. With usual locations being in North America and somewhere in Russia, the game sees players deliver cargo amidst disasters that place, such as flooding. What makes the experience better is the mix of customization it offers. In addition to the visual customization of your vehicle, players can change equipment based on the kind of environment they are dealing with, such as changing tires to make driving easier in muddy terrain. As you complete deliveries, the money you receive can get you upgrades.

It Takes Two

The next game in the catalog takes a step back. It Takes Two is a pure co-op game. The game is built to create a bond between you and the other person playing alongside you. The story takes players through Cody and May, a couple who often disagree. The two transform into dolls due to magic, trapped in an unknown world. The journey takes players through a variety of colorful locations and scenarios. The journey could just be enough to save Cody and May’s relationship. If you are worried about your friend not having a subscription, do not worry as the game is accessible through Friend’s Pass for free!

Two exciting shooters

July’s catalog is set to bring two thrilling shooters in the form of World War Z and The Ascent. World War Z is a third-person co-op shooter where players must fight hordes of zombies to survive. However, the game is not just about shooting zombies until it finishes. It has a deeper storyline, crafted carefully to tell the tale of each character. World War Z offers a leveling system with upgrades. As for The Ascent, while still a shooter, steps away from the zombie genre. Instead, it puts you in a cyberpunk world with exciting equipment to destroy enemies. Moreover, with The Ascent, you get cyber-ware and destroyable environments that allow for a unique playing experience!

More games in the catalog

In addition to these games, there are more titles on the list. Among the titles announced for PlayStation Plus’ July catalog are: Undertale, SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom–Rehydrated, Melty Blood: Type Lumina, Dysmantle, Circus Electrique, Dynasty Warriors 9, Samurai Warriors 5, My Little Pony: A Maretime Bay Adventure, Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R, Monster Jam Steel Titans, Monster Jam Steel Titans, Twisted Metal, Twisted Metal 2.

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