Starting from 18 June, there will be 5 main PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 titles up for grabs alongside some early 2000s classics and VR2 offerings.
As always these are available to download at no extra cost for all PlayStation Plus Premium members so don't miss out if you're eligible.
First up is Monster Hunter Rise for the PS4 and PS5. With Monster Hunter Wilds arriving soon, this is the perfect time to catch up with the series courtesy of this 2021 release. The action RPG sees players become a hunter who must take down fearsome creatures alongside a stunning-narrative adventure.
Next up is Football Manager 2024 for all the sports enthusiasts amongst us. The newest entry in the football management simulation title will see you choose your game, select your platform and become the closest thing to a football manager as you can get. This will be available for the PS5.
Crusader Kings III is for those who want a grand strategy RPG title set in the Middle Ages. Players will be able to take control of their house and expand their dynasty as they claim titles, land and a whole lot more in this medieval adventure.
Adrenaline junkies should grab Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 6, a racing video game that combines mud, sweat and adrenaline for an action-packed Supercross adventure. PS Plus subscribers can grab this on the PS4 & PS5.
Last but not least, After Us for the PS5 is an action-adventure title which sees players control a spirit who is tasked with bringing peace to the extinct animals on a dead version of Earth. This beautiful adventure game tells the story of sacrifice and hope and is not one to miss this June.
Also available is Anno 1800, Police Simulator: Patrol Officers, Far Cry 4, LEGO The Hobbit and LEGO The Incredibles.
PS VR2 and classics lovers can grab Kayak VR: Mirage, LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, Ghosthunter and Daxter.
Last but not least, you have just a few days to download the previous PlayStation Plus free titles so don't miss out on some amazing free games before they are gone for good.
