Sony revealed the video games coming to PlayStation Plus Premium and PlayStation Plus Additional this month on February 21, and it’s the perfect month that the service has had because it launched in the summertime of 2022. Not solely are some nice PS1 classics like The Legend of Dragoon and Wild Arms 2 coming to the service, however Horizon Forbbiden West is getting added as nicely.
Horizon Forbidden West coming to the service one yr after launch is a giant deal as a result of Sony has been proof against placing current first-party PS5 video games on its subscription service. Whereas it’s nonetheless not including first-party titles on day one like Xbox Recreation Go does, that is presumably our first indication of how Sony will deal with including its personal video games to the subscription. It’s not the one PS4 and PS5 title coming to the service this month both, as the next sturdy lineup of video games was additionally confirmed to be approaching February 21.
- The Quarry (PS4, PS5)
- Resident Evil VII Biohazard (PS4)
- Outriders (PS4, PS5)
- Scarlet Nexus (PS4, PS5)
- Borderlands 3 (PS4, PS5)
- Tekken 7 (PS4, PS5)
- Ace Fight 7: Skies Unknown (PS4)
- Earth Protection Drive 5 (PS4)
- Oninaki (PS4)
- Misplaced Sphear (PS4)
- I Am Setsuna (PS4)
- The Forgotten Metropolis (PS4, PS5)
- Destroy All People! (PS4)
That PlayStation Plus Additional lineup of video games alone would make this probably the greatest months for Sony’s subscription service ever, however even the oft-ignored Classics Catalogue of PlayStation Plus Premium is getting some love this month. Critically acclaimed PS1 RPGs The Legend of Dragoon, Harvest Moon: Again to Nature, and Wild Arms 2 are being added with the up-rendering, rewinds, fast save, and video filter options out there for all PS1 video games.
PlayStation Plus Premium and Additional subscribers lastly have lots to stay up for this month. Hopefully, Sony can maintain this optimistic momentum going. All of those video games might be added to the PS4 and PS5 subscription companies on February 21.
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