

Sony said in an earnings release last night that such users made up a full 30 percent of the PS5's monthly active users, suggesting that "the acquisition of new users is progressing," as the company put it. The PlayStation Plus Collection served as a valuable introduction to legacy PlayStation franchises for PS5 owners who never owned a PS4. But the PlayStation Plus Collection was also available at the cheapest "Essential" pricing tier ($9.99/month or $59.99/year).

That list includes many of the titles that were part of the PlayStation Plus Collection, including almost all of Sony's first-party titles. Hundreds of legacy PS4 games are still available for download as part of the higher-end PlayStation Plus "Extra" and "Premium" tiers (starting at $14.99/month or $99.99/year). Current PS5 owners will have until then to redeem their free games, which will remain available on their account as long as they stay subscribed to any of PlayStation Plus' multiple tiers. This week, Sony announced that it will be ending this subscriber benefit in May. So, if you haven’t redeemed some or all of its titles yet, you can still do so until May 9, which will allow you access to these titles even after this date, as long as you remain a PlayStation Plus member, of course.Further Reading We made a PlayStation Plus explainer that’s better than Sony’s For over two years now, PlayStation Plus subscribers who owned a PS5 got access to the PlayStation Plus Collection, a set of 19 legacy PS4 games available for free download and play via the console's backward compatibility. On May 9 the PlayStation Plus Collection will no longer be offered. Since 2020 the PlayStation Plus Collection has allowed PS5 owners to download some of PlayStation 4’s best games for free on Sony’s new console simply by being subscribed to PlayStation Plus. Last chance to claim 19 games from the PS Plus Collection Not to forget the double XP and loot weekly rotation, plus the expansion of available Mods at Ada-1’s store. But most importantly, now players have the possibility to farm/grind for some specific items like armour sets, guns, or resources, thanks to the recent ability for engrams to be focused once a day instead of once a week on each seasonal vendor (so four per day). First, we have the next big chapter of the game called Lightfall launching on February 28, 2023, with a new storyline, maps, weapons, etc.
