PlayStation Plus lineup for July 2016 includes Saints Row IV: Gat out of Hell and Fat Princess
Sony has announced all the free games coming to PS4, PS3 and PS Vita as part of PlayStation Plus next month.
As always, July’s lineup features two games for each individual platform with a total of six unique titles on offer.
PS4 players can download Saints Row IV: Gat out of Hell, an expansion to the wacky open-world adventure taking place in the darkest pits of hell.
Up next is Furi, a fast paced, intense yet rewarding gameplay experience designed to be both deep and accessible.
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You can check out the full list of games below:
- Furi, PS4
- Saints Row: Gat out of Hell, PS4
- Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, PS3
- Fat Princess, PS3
- Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines, PS Vita
- Prince of Persia: Revelation, PS Vita
In addition to next month’s free games, PS+ subscribers will gain early access to Paragon, the new MOBA by Epic Games, before it enters open beta on August 16.
You will also receive a Starter Pack that includes three Master Challenges for the heroes Gadget, Murdock, and Rampage (to unlock skins, XP boosts, emotes, deck slots, and more)
What do you think of July’s offerings? Let us know in the comments.
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