Just a few days ago, we discovered the new features of the PS Plus for the month of July. And as time goes, the games are already available. And the least we can say is that the selection sends heavy.
Each month, subscribers carefully scrutinize services and Xbox Game PassPrime Gaming or PlayStation Plus. And precisely, at Sony, it’s time to rejoice: the new “free” games of the PS Plus From July are now available for all subscribers, whatever the formula chosen, from the Essential to the Extra. And it is clearly worth the detour.
The games offered with the PS Plus for the month of July 2025 have arrived
Hell arrives on the PS Plus with one of the titles phenomena of recent years. Indeed, Diablo 4 Mark the return with great fanfare of the famous Blizzard license, with a dark universe, a more immersive than ever narration and a gameplay always as addictive. Whether you are a long -standing or simple curious fan, it is the perfect opportunity to dive into the sanctuary and embody a barbarian, a thief or a sorcerer to face the demonic forces that threaten the world. A very good pick in the PS more, clearly.
Change of atmosphere on the PS Plus which is aimed at lovers of Versus Fighting. The King of Fighters XV continues the tradition of a cult series started in the 90s. Always as nervous, still as technical, the SNK game is aimed at veterans as much as newcomers, with a generous cast of more than 50 characters and accessible but deep mechanics. Perfect for chaining the piping on the PS Plus.
- Diablo 4
- The King of Fighters XV
- Jusant
An extraordinary ascent
We end the selection of July 2025 on the PS Plus with Jusanta nugget signed Don’t Nod (the creators of Life is Strange). Here, no fights or demons. Just you, a huge rocky tower and a metaphorical ascent where each taking into account. This poetic climbing game invites you to climb with method, to read the environment and to enjoy the calm. The artistic direction is superb, the soothing soundtrack, and the whole forms a Zen experience, almost meditative. Jusant is lived more than it is played, and offers a real moment of breathing between two more nervous titles.
Source : PS Plus
