#Game Pass

Sony is set to launch its all-new PlayStation plus subscription services on June 13th, essentially combining the benefits of PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now into one package with a few extra features. As reported in March, the new service is divided into three tiers, each with a growing game library and perks.

On Monday, PlayStation gave everyone a deeper look into what’s on the horizon for its new revamped PlayStation Plus service coming in June. For those that need a quick catch up, starting in June PlayStation has reorganized its online services PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now under one name. Before this restructuring, PlayStation Plus was how PlayStation owners gained access to basic services such as online multiplayer and free monthly games. PlayStation Now was Sony’s Game Pass like option where, for a monthly fee, PlayStation owners could play from the library of games currently available on Now. In this new format, all of this will be under the PlayStation Plus name and it will feature three tiers with varying levels of access.

The announcement of PlayStation's altered Plus subscription back in late March had many fans confused, as it was originally touted as a Game Pass rival. The subscription service to play online games with friends would be folded into Sony's already-existing cloud streaming service, PlayStation Now, which at the time had nowhere near the number of games Sony was expecting for its forthcoming reiteration.