All proposals will be available for PS4 and PS5 users on July 2
We are about to say goodbye to the sixth month of the year, but PlayStation He already has his sights set on the days of July. For this reason, and as is usual in its strategy, the Japanese team has announced a new batch of games that will reach the catalog of PS Plus Essential during the next few days. Specifically, Sony has launched a statement that prepares us to see the arrival 3 titles to your subscription service.
As you can see in the list that we leave you just below these lines, PlayStation invites us to spend the summer days between shooter, sports and social deduction experiences. And PS4 and PS5 users will not have to wait long to access these proposals, as all of them will be available to PS Plus Essential subscribers next July 2nd; As the Japanese team is accustomed to, the community will be able to add these adventures to their digital library throughout the month.
What’s new in PS Plus Essential in July 2024
PS5 players can now join Discord calls from the console
If you are a PS5 user, you will have seen that Sony has released a new system update to improve some of the functionalities of your device. And there is a novelty that has made many players happy: now it is possible join Discord calls from the console, without the need to use a PC or mobile phone. In this way, PlayStation makes it even easier to play video games while talking with friends.
But, as is normal in this type of initiative, the PS5 update has not focused solely on the purple application. And, in addition to improving the performance and stability of the system (very common extras in this type of patch), Sony has also readjusted the experience in the Pulse Elite headphones, Pulse Explore and the PlayStation Link USB adapter, among other things.
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