Today is the last day to download September free PlayStation Plus games on PS4. Tomorrow, October’s free PlayStation Plus games will be available for download, meaning you only have 24 hours to download both PUBG And Street Fighter Vs. For free. More specifically, you can only download paired games until 11:00 tomorrow morning, usually priced at $ 30 and $ 20, respectively, after which they will be replaced Vampire And Need for Speed: Payback, Both of which you can read more about here.
As always, once downloaded, both games are yours to keep and play as long as you maintain an active PlayStation Plus subscription, and as long as you have an active PlayStation Plus subscription. If you lose your membership to the service, you will lose access to both the games you downloaded through PlayStation Plus and all other free games and you will not have access again until you back up.
Below, you can read more about the two games, as well as watch the trailer for each title:
PUBG (Link): “PlayerKnowNow Bottlegrounds A Battle Royale shooter, in which 100 players fight each other in a fight for survival. Supply and overtake your opponents to stand up and become the last person. “
Street Fighter Vs. (Link): “Experience the intensity of a head-to-head battle Street Fighter Vs.! Choose from 16 iconic characters, each with their own personal story and unique training challenges, and then fight with friends online or offline.
The PlayStation Plus – at its best price – is available for $ 60 per year. As a subscriber, you will not only get free games every month, but also special discounts and access to play games online.
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