It’s no coincidence that we put quotation marks after PlayStation Plus in the title, because it was Sony itself who, perhaps deliberately, perhaps unwittingly, revealed the games that those who dig relatively deep into their wallets can expect to play online multiplayer on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.

The image below originates from the ResetEra forums, taken by the user with the handle Arubedo. It was taken on Sony’s official PlayStation Plus website. Don’t check it, as Sony has quickly (but not fast enough, as the press already got the subject) reversed the page to the titles available in July. Oh well, the screencap is here, and the „blue” company can’t deny it…

Mantisco, the South Korean developer of Hunter’s Arena: Legends, was previously confirmed to be the August PlayStation 5 title in the PlayStation Plus program, so we aren’t saying anything new here. (We discussed this game in detail before.)

And August will have two PlayStation 4 titles for the PlayStation Plus titles, but this month might have gone a little too niche, even going by Sony’s standards, so not many players might be interested in this pair of games. The first one is Tennis World Tour 2, which is somewhat recent, as it launched in September 2020, and it is a tennis game. The other title is from October 2019, and it is none other than Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville.

So it feels like a somewhat ignored month, and it could be Sony’s move to make us go on a vacation or something. Still, you have a little more than a week to pick up the July PlayStation Plus games. These are A Plague Tale: Innocence on PlayStation 5, and Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII and WWE 2K Battlegrounds on PlayStation 4, respectively.

Will Sony pull a last-second change?

Source: PSL