All available to play starting Tuesday, August 3.
August’s PlayStation Plus lineup challenges you to test your mettle against dangerous demons, the combative undead, aggressive fauna and racket-wielding pros. Enjoy the fantasy warfare of Hunter’s Arena: Legends, teamwork hijinks in Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville and hit the court in Tennis World Tour 2 on Tuesday, August 3 when the titles join PlayStation Plus.
Let’s take a closer look at all three.
Hunter’s Arena: Legends | PS4, PS5
As announced during State of Play earlier this month, Hunter’s Arena is coming to PlayStation Plus for both PS4 and PS5. The 30 player PvP & PvE combat-based battle royale* is set in an ancient age in which humanity battles each other as well as a growing legion of demons that have been unleashed upon the world. In this vicious frontier, you’ll face threats on two fronts. Head into high-risk, high-reward dungeons to encounter demonic foes. Dangerous but necessary for your continued survival: you’ll earn powerful items and experience points. Powering yourself up will give you a much-needed edge on the battlefield when you face off against your Hunter brethren.
Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville | PS4
EA’s off-the-wall team shooter returns. Ready your peashooters for the next over-the-top instalment in the Plants vs. Zombies franchise as the tension expands beyond Neighborville into new social and free-roam regions on the outer reaches of gaming’s most contested township. Choose one of 20 fully-customizable character classes, and perfect your play-style as you earn new rewards for each victory on the battlefield. Team up with friends, either on couch co-op or online*, and take on a cavalcade of new challenges, tackling enemy hordes in PvE, going up against others online, or braving all-out mayhem in the new Battle Arena.
Tennis World Tour 2 | PS4
Play as the world’s top players or create your own pro and try to dominate the world rankings. Play for fun or take on Ranked mode to sharpen your skills. In Career mode, manage your season, your staff, your equipment and your sponsors. Alternatively take on friends locally or online* in singles or doubles games. Whatever mode you choose, you’ll experience dynamic, realistic and precise gameplay that puts you in the heart of legendary rallies.
All three games will be available for PlayStation Plus members to add to their library until Monday, September 6.
Last chance to download July’s PlayStation Plus games
July’s games lineup is making way for August’s new arrivals, so you’ve until Monday, August 2 to add Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, WWE 2K Battlegrounds, A Plague Tale: Innocence** and Virtua Fighter 5 Ultimate Showdown to your game library.
*Online multiplayer requires PS Plus subscription; fees recur until cancelled. Age restrictions apply. Full terms: play.st/PSPlusTerms.
**PS5 version only. Benefit not applicable for A Plague Tale: Innocence on PS4 consoles.
Good think i got red dead redemption 1 to play plus wwe svr 2010 and red dead revolver. Because my buddies and i are not playing this boring stuff.
Control and Wreck fest alone were worth the price of the annual subscription this year. Not to mention Squadrons Black ops 4 and Final Fantasy. Battle for Neighborville is hardly “junk or garbage”. I’ve put more hours into that game than I care to mention. I haven’t tried the other 2 games but since they are part of the collection this month I will keep and open mind and give them a try. Give these games a try for yourselves. Maybe you will discover something you really enjoy.
Disappointed…
If I’m paying for the PS+ subscription I expect better games!
You are paying for online access. The free games are a bonus. If you don’t like them, don’t add them to your library.
Yes we ask for better games yet other players tell us we’re being greedy as if this is a free thing and we’re not paying a monthly subscription, I would suggest cancelling your PlayStation plus and get PlayStation now. I haven’t liked a game since control and Tomb raider