PS Plus Premium currently offers two free games to try. One is a multi-awarded masterpiece, and the other is somewhat lacking in love.
PS Plus Premium subscribers can enjoy these two games at no extra cost, for a limited time. Here are the games affected by the offer, and under what conditions.
A masterpiece to try for free via PS Plus Premium
If you have a PS5 but have not yet had the opportunity to play The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, this PS Plus Premium offer might please you. This is indeed the next generation version of Naughty Dog’s masterpiece. Initially launched on June 19, 2020 on PS4, the title has been showered with fame and awards. Its remaster released in January of this year allows it to be displayed in its finest guise.
Already superb on PS4, it is even more so on PS5. The post-apocalyptic universe ravaged by cordyceps transforming the infected into terrifying monsters is indeed displayed in all its superb contrasts. You will be able to accompany Ellie and Abby in their misadventures in complete fluidity and enjoy gameplay that is as gripping as it is visceral. With PS Plus Premium, you’ll get a two-hour free trial to start untangling the threads of a story that’s as poignant as it is heartbreaking. If you liked this first preview, you will then have to purchase the full game.
A multiplayer game in need of love to also try for free
The second game highlighted for PS Plus Premium subscribers is radically different. This time it’s a cooperative multiplayer game developed by Rocksteady, the talented studio behind the Batman Arkham trilogy. You will have understood, we are talking about the somewhat unloved Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. The title offers us the choice of playing as Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang or King Shark in a very crazy third-person looter shooter. The objective is just as much: to kill the superheroes of the Justice League.
Rocksteady’s service game is certainly quite repetitive and limited in the activities it offers, but presents overall fun gameplay and a story that is pleasant to discover. You can get a better idea of this via the free trial of PS Plus Premium, with a three-hour session. If you enjoyed your stay in Metropolis, you will however need to purchase the full game to continue the mission. Be careful, however: due to unfortunately disappointing results, the game service may no longer be followed in a few months. It’s up to you to see if joining the Suicide Squad is worth such a risk or not.