PS Plus Free Games June 2022 – Action Triple Pack Leaked

A new leak claims to have revealed the PS Plus free games for June 2022. Among the titles are three action games for PS4 and PS5.

Hamburg – Sony has not yet officially confirmed the PS Plus free games for June. Even though the service will be completely overhauled in June, players can look forward to free games as part of the PS Plus subscription, as they do every month. The Spanish site Areajugones already wants to know which free games for PS4 and PS5 it is.

PS Plus: Leak speaks of three action games in June

Which free games are supposed to be available on PS Plus in June 2022? If you believe the current leak of Areajugones, then PS Plus subscribers can look forward to three free games in June. Among the titles should be the 2018 God of Warthe anime banger Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker and the Smash Bros. clone Nickelodeon All Star Brawl condition. Players would therefore expect a concentrated load of action on PS4 and PS5.

How trustworthy is the PS Plus leak? Whether the alleged free games from Areajugones will really appear on PS Plus is at least suspiciously questionable. The fact is that God of War (2018) has been an integral part of the PS Plus Collection since the launch of the PS5 and is free to subscribers anyway.

So, among June’s free games, God of War would bring only one benefit to gamers on PS4. Normally, Sony is meticulous about not allowing any duplication in the PS Plus line-up. The extent to which the leak from Areajugones to the PS Plus free games in June can be trusted must therefore be doubted.

PS Plus: Official announcement of Sony’s free games on June 1st

When will Sony officially confirm PS Plus free games for June? Players will soon find out whether the leak reflects the truth or not. The free games are expected to be announced as early as June 1 at around 5:30 p.m. The free games should then be ready for download on June 7th.

Aside from the June games, the PS Plus subscription change is currently causing a lot of hustle and bustle in the gaming scene. As has now become known, PS1 games in particular still cause problems with PS Plus Premium. Many of the classics are only offered in the inferior PAL version. Additionally, the new PS Plus Extra and Premium subscription tiers appear to include fewer games than expected. At least in Asia, the game collection that you can access with one of the subscriptions is still well below what was promised up to 750 games from Sony.

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