The PlayStation Plus free games for July 2022 have now been publicly revealed by Sony, and as previously mentioned, they include Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan, and Armageddon. Beginning on July 5, customers may add any of these video games to their collections.
Although a fresh leak from the previous few days provided us an indication of the games that will be arriving on PS Plus in the upcoming month. Among all the three games, the most recent game in the well-known Crash Bandicoot platforming series, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, received positive reviews upon its first debut in 2020. The Playstation Plus free games for July 2022 are listed below.
Playstation Plus free games for July 2022
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time for PS4 and PS5
The classic mascot was stylishly reintroduced in Crash Bandicoot 4, which was first launched in 2020. It maintains the original Crash games’ level-based gameplay while including more contemporary features for a more seamless entire experience. Dr. Neo Cortex and N. Tropy are back at it and planning an all-out attack on not just our reality but the entire multiverse, so just get ready for a brand-new Crash adventure. Use four strong space and time guardians to offer Crash and Coco the ability to defy reality’s laws and overcome perilous challenges in novel and thrilling ways. Additionally, you’ll interact with Dr. Neo Cortex to see things from multiple angles in addition to playing as the wumping, jumping marsupial pair.
Arcadegeddon for PS4 and PS5
It offers PvE and PvP activities and can accommodate up to four people. Third-person gameplay in Arcadegeddon is combined with beautiful visuals that seem to match the idea pretty well. Since it first became accessible last summer, it has gone unnoticed; nevertheless, we anticipate that soon PS Plus subscribers can use it, and the servers will be rather busy.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan for PS4
The game is based on the concept of five buddies set out on a vacation diving excursion that quickly transforms into something far more sinister in this branching, cinematic horror game from the makers of Until Dawn and The Quarry. Every playable character has the option to live or die, and your decisions will determine how they turn out. Players can experience the spooky tale by themselves, online with a friend, or in groups of up to five players.
Members of Playstation Plus can continue to play the June free games until the July games are released..
