22 new PS5 and PS4 games coming to PS Plus Extra and Premium next week

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The full lineup is as follows:

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It’s been a great month this time around, as the PS Plus Extra has once again brought the goods. Sony is leading WWE 2K22 as a major addition, and we were somewhat enamored of the 2K Sports wrestling segment, which we called a “back to form” in our 7/10 review. It should be noted that WWE 2K22 will not be available until a later date on January 3, 2023.

Sony’s partnership with Ubisoft continues to pay off for members, too, with an offering of a trio of worthy Far Cry titles. While we felt Far Cry 5 was a bit safe, we still gave it a 7/10 in our review, and it’s great holiday food. Speaking of which, Judgment, Yakuza Like a Dragon, and Yakuza 6: Song of Life should all help satiate Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s overhaul. You can refer to our reviews below:

Elsewhere, the innovative puzzle game The Pedestrian is well worth your time, a game we scored an 8/10 in our review: “Minor frustrations aside, The Pedestrian is a great puzzle game that stands out from the crowd. For those looking for a pick-up-and-play experience Unique, it is worth the investment. Both Middle-earth titles were award winners when they were first released.

Meanwhile, PS Plus Premium has a month better – although it still doesn’t look that great compared to PS Plus Extra. Ninja Theory’s PS3 exclusive, the legendary Heavenly Sword, joins the cloud streaming ranks, along with two legacy titles: Ridge Racer 2 for PSP and Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus for PS1.

Pinball Heroes may be particularly curious for new PlayStation fans. This originally launched as a series of spin-offs on the PSP, drawing inspiration from contemporary PS3 franchises such as Uncharted and MotorStorm. The layouts aren’t bad, and the game was eventually ported to the PS Vita as a full suite a few years later. It might be worth checking it out.

So, what are your thoughts on this month’s PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium deals? Remember, you can still get a subscription for a reduced fee if you’re a new or expired member, so if you like what you see, there’s never been a better time to join.

[source blog.playstation.com]

A true PlayStation veteran, Sammy’s has covered the PS gaming world for years, with an impressive number of awards to prove it. He also likes tennis games more than you.

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