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July’s PS Plus Essential line-up includes Borderlands 3

As they do each month, Sony gives away a number of titles to all those with a PlayStation Plus subscription. Available to keep forever and play as long as you are actively subscribed, July’s monthly PS Plus titles have now been revealed.

Making the announcement on the PlayStation Blog, the Director of Content Acquisition & Operations at SIE ‘Adam Michel’ said: “July brings a billion guns, puck slapshots and the threat of sabotage to PlayStation Plus with the Monthly Games lineup”. With that, the full line-up of games (available from the 2nd of July) is as follows:

  • Borderlands 3 | PS4, PS5 
  • NHL 24 | PS4, PS5
  • Among Us | PS4, PS5

Additionally, PS Plus members will be able to claim some new in-game rewards for the free-to-play Genshin Impact. Arriving on the 16th of July, the PS Plus bundle includes:

  • Primogems × 160
  • Fragile Resin × 4
  • Hero’s Wit × 20
  • Mystic Enhancement Ore × 30
  • Mora × 150,000

While in no way the most exciting month in PS Plus history, it is nice to see that both PS4 and PS5 owners will be able to play all of the games being included. The full line-up of PS Plus Extra/Premium titles meanwhile can be found HERE.

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KitGuru says: What do you think of next month’s offerings? How has PlayStation Plus been for you this year? Which of the three games interest you the most? Let us know down below.

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