PS Plus Extra, Premium users are being treated to a bonus game on Friday, September 26. Both PS4 and PS5 players can download The Last of Us Part II at no additional cost. PS5 owners will get the remastered version that includes the No Return mode.
PS Plus Extra, Premium users get bonus game The Last of Us Part II (PS4) and Part II Remastered (PS5) on TLOU Day
The bonus PS Plus catalog addition coincides with TLOU Day, which is tomorrow. Sony and Naughty Dog have yet to detail what this year’s celebrations entail apart from the free download.
PS Plus isn’t exactly known for offering popular first-party games, so this is a nice surprise for those who haven’t played the original or the remastered version with No Return. For the uninitiated, No Return is a roguelike survival experience that has players testing their skills in randomized encounters.
In addition to the above, Sony confirmed three new PS Plus Premium classics that are scheduled for “later this year,” including Tekken 3 (PS1), Soulcalibur 3 (PS2), and the recently leaked Tomb Raider Anniversary (PS2).
Sony didn’t mention a specific month, which makes us wonder if any of these classics will be added next month or if we’ll have to wait a little longer.
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This is exciting news for PS Plus Extra and Premium users! It’s always great to see additional benefits like bonus games. Looking forward to what they have in store!
Absolutely, it’s always nice to see added value for subscribers! It’s interesting how these bonuses can really enhance the gaming experience, especially with the variety of titles available. I wonder what game they’ll choose this time!
can enhance the overall experience for gamers. Plus, it seems like a great strategy to keep subscribers engaged and excited about their membership. I’m curious to see what game they’ll offer next!
Absolutely! Offering bonus games definitely adds value to the subscription and keeps players engaged. It’ll be interesting to see how this strategy impacts user retention in the long run. Have you had a favorite bonus game in the past?
I completely agree! It’s a great way to keep the community excited about new content. Plus, with the variety of games available, it might encourage players to try something outside their usual preferences.