PS Plus Titles for May
PS Plus Titles for May
There are a ton of benefits of a PlayStation Plus membership. Obviously, PlayStation Plus allows gamers to play online multiplayer against other players across the world but the service also gives members exclusive discounts, exclusive game content, 100 GB of cloud storage and Share Play. In addition to those benefits, PS Plus members with a PS5 also get access to the PlayStation Plus Collection and all members get access to new PS4 and PS5 titles on a monthly basis. If you don’t have a membership already, you can get either a 3 or 12-month subscription from antonline for $24.99 and $59.99 respectively.
Last month, Sony offered up Days Gone and Zombie Army 4: Dead War for the PS4 and Oddworld: Soulstorm for the PS5. You can learn more about each of last month’s PS Plus titles via our blog post on the subject. This month, PlayStation users will be treated to three new titles to add to their gaming library which will be available to download until May 31. With that being said, let’s take a look at May’s exciting PlayStation Plus lineup.
There are a ton of benefits of a PlayStation Plus membership. Obviously, PlayStation Plus allows gamers to play online multiplayer against other players across the world but the service also gives members exclusive discounts, exclusive game content, 100 GB of cloud storage and Share Play. In addition to those benefits, PS Plus members with a PS5 also get access to the PlayStation Plus Collection and all members get access to new PS4 and PS5 titles on a monthly basis. If you don’t have a membership already, you can get either a 3 or 12-month subscription from antonline for $24.99 and $59.99 respectively.
Last month, Sony offered up Days Gone and Zombie Army 4: Dead War for the PS4 and Oddworld: Soulstorm for the PS5. You can learn more about each of last month’s PS Plus titles via our blog post on the subject. This month, PlayStation users will be treated to three new titles to add to their gaming library which will be available to download until May 31. With that being said, let’s take a look at May’s exciting PlayStation Plus lineup.
Battlefield V
Since the release of its first game all the way back in 2002, the Battlefield Series has been a staple of the first-person shooter genre. Battlefield the latest title in the award-winning series was released back in 2018 and has received various updates and new features since then.
In Battlefield V’s single player campaign, the player plays through multiple episodic “War Stories” that explore fictionalized stories from the perspectives of various combatants of the second World War. From a Norwegian resistance fighter to a Senegalese infantry man and everything in between, Battlefield V’s campaign is jam packed with intriguing action.
Other than the single player campaign, Battlefield V also features a robust online multiplayer experience where players can experience a battle royale mode and new “Firestorm” and “Grand Operations” modes to ensure players have a variety of gameplay options.
Battlefield V
Since the release of its first game all the way back in 2002, the Battlefield Series has been a staple of the first-person shooter genre. Battlefield the latest title in the award-winning series was released back in 2018 and has received various updates and new features since then.
In Battlefield V’s single player campaign, the player plays through multiple episodic “War Stories” that explore fictionalized stories from the perspectives of various combatants of the second World War. From a Norwegian resistance fighter to a Senegalese infantry man and everything in between, Battlefield V’s campaign is jam packed with intriguing action.
Other than the single player campaign, Battlefield V also features a robust online multiplayer experience where players can experience a battle royale mode and new “Firestorm” and “Grand Operations” modes to ensure players have a variety of gameplay options.
Stranded Deep
If you’re a fan of open-world survival games, Stranded Deep is easily one of the best games in the genre. Released last year for the PS4, Stranded Deep sees the player try to survive the aftermath of a plane crash in the middle of the Pacific Ocean surrounded by a procedurally generated game world.
Stranded Deep has all the features you’d want to see in a survival game: a dynamic day and night cycle, a robust building system, a stunning, well-crafted environment and of course, plenty of dangerous creatures and other obstacles that are trying to prevent you from surviving.
Exploring your environment is essential to your survival and the procedural generation aspect of the game keeps Stranded Deep from getting stale and allows for multiple playthroughs. All of these aspects and features combine to create an immersive, heart-pounding game experience that is unique each and every time.
Stranded Deep
If you’re a fan of open-world survival games, Stranded Deep is easily one of the best games in the genre. Released last year for the PS4, Stranded Deep sees the player try to survive the aftermath of a plane crash in the middle of the Pacific Ocean surrounded by a procedurally generated game world.
Stranded Deep has all the features you’d want to see in a survival game: a dynamic day and night cycle, a robust building system, a stunning, well-crafted environment and of course, plenty of dangerous creatures and other obstacles that are trying to prevent you from surviving.
Exploring your environment is essential to your survival and the procedural generation aspect of the game keeps Stranded Deep from getting stale and allows for multiple playthroughs. All of these aspects and features combine to create an immersive, heart-pounding game experience that is unique each and every time.
Wreckfest: Drive Hard, Die Last
Wreckfest: Drive Hard, Die Last isn’t your standard racing game — it’s so much more.While Wreckfest was originally released for the PS4 back in August, 2019, the version offered for free for PS Plus members this month is only available on the PS5.
Races in Wreckfest focus on vehicle combat, strategy, realistic physics and overall destruction. Customize, upgrade and patch together different vehicles to create the ultimate demolition derby machine.
Whether you’re taking the wheel of a normal car or using more unique options like crop harvesters or a three-wheelers in challenge mode, Wreckfest: Drive Hard, Die Last is an absolute blast. To add to that, online multiplayer matches with up to 24 players are an ideal fix for the vehicle demolition hole in your life.
Wreckfest: Drive Hard, Die Last
Wreckfest: Drive Hard, Die Last isn’t your standard racing game — it’s so much more.While Wreckfest was originally released for the PS4 back in August, 2019, the version offered for free for PS Plus members this month is only available on the PS5.
Races in Wreckfest focus on vehicle combat, strategy, realistic physics and overall destruction. Customize, upgrade and patch together different vehicles to create the ultimate demolition derby machine.
Whether you’re taking the wheel of a normal car or using more unique options like crop harvesters or a three-wheelers in challenge mode, Wreckfest: Drive Hard, Die Last is an absolute blast. To add to that, online multiplayer matches with up to 24 players are an ideal fix for the vehicle demolition hole in your life.
By Cole McCauley | May 10, 2021
By Cole McCauley | May 10, 2021