Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell & Furi come to PlayStation Plus on 5th July

Today I’m happy to share your PlayStation Plus games for next month. From 5th July you’ll be able to cause mayhem in hell, or fight your way through boss after boss in a brand new game.

First up, we have Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell. With a choice of characters, enter the open-world sandbox setting of New Hades and wreak havoc. If you are at all familiar with the Saints Row franchise, you know that some seriously over-the-top antics are waiting for you. And if you aren’t familiar with the franchise? Hold onto your hats, prepare for a wild romp, and jump in.

Next up is Furi, a new title from The Game Bakers. Built on the premise of making a game that is both simple and deep, Furi is a fast-paced, tense and ultimately rewarding gameplay experience. The depth comes from the ways with which you use your skills to take on unique opponents. Furi pits you against guardians, each with their own style, in what feel more like carefully crafted duels than boss fights. The Game Bakers have made something truly special here, and we hope you enjoy it.

And that’s not all. Here’s your full lineup, going live on 5th July:

Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell (PS4)
Furi (PS4)
Fat Princess (PS3)
Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood (PS3)
Prince of Persia: Revelations (PS Vita)
Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines (PS Vita)

PS Plus extra: Paragon, a PS4 console exclusive

As an added benefit this month, PS Plus subscribers can get early access to Paragon, the new MOBA from legendary developer Epic Games. From 5th July, PS Plus members have exclusive access to a free Paragon Starter Pack which includes instant access to the beta as well as other in-game goodies, such as three Master Challenges for the heroes Gadget, Murdock, and Rampage (to unlock skins, XP boosts, emotes, deck slots, and more). Make sure you take advantage of this huge head start!

With a constantly expanding roster of unique heroes, Paragon lets you customise your playstyle to complement your teammates and dominate the opposition.