While Microsoft is working hard to attract as many people as possible to its Xbox Game Pass (and it works), Sony, too, is beginning to accentuate its policy of “free” games. For the month of April, the PlayStation Plus offers its subscribers, for example, the exclusive Days Gone and, above all, the PS5 version of Oddworld Soulstorm, just released on the market. When it comes to PlayStation Now, Sony’s equivalent of Xbox Game Pass, the newcomers have only just made their mark and that’s frankly not ridiculous.
We therefore find Marvel’s Avengers, a big Square-Enix production released last September, which will be available from April 6 to July 5; the excellent Borderlands 3 which can be played from April 6 to September 29 and, finally, The Long Dark, a critically acclaimed indie game made available indefinitely. Of course, you have to be a PlayStation Now subscriber to take advantage of all this: remember that it will cost you 9.99 euros per month, 24.99 euros every three months or 59.99 euros per year. Other hundreds of games are also offered (sometimes via cloud gaming) including a good package on PS2 and PS3, the PS Now becoming the only form of backward compatibility with these machines. This might interest some.
