


Previous PlayStation Plus game releases.Upcoming PlayStation Plus games in 2023.New Extra / Premium games will be available in the middle of the month, while Essential tier games available on the first Tuesday of the month. What follows is the currently available PlayStation Plus Premium games list - with notable games from other regions listed and noted as such. Third party games will be available too - including access to a "curated" version of the Ubisoft+ subscription. And when you do, don’t forget to leave a message for the next unfortunate wretch who’ll come after you.Watch on YouTube PlayStation Plus PS1/PS2/PSP Classic Games Emulators Tested - And They're Not Good Enough So come on and find out what everyone else who’s played and loved Demon’s Souls already knows: the joys of dying over and over again. What’s more, to celebrate the digital launch of Demon’s Souls, we’re holding a Pure White World Tendency event from January 8th to 14th, which slightly reduces the difficulty of the game and opens up a few things that can only be accessed in the Pure White state. Now you can buy it from the comfort of your own home if you haven’t yet tried it for yourself, its price of $19.99 should be a warmer welcome than any bonfire. Its unsparing difficulty seemed to mark it as destined to be appreciated only by a select few, yet it’s been universally lauded (and awarded Game of the Year by a few, including GameSpot) and remains our highest-selling title ever.Īs a thank you to the fans who have supported it this far and kept the servers burning, we’re excited to announce that Demon’s Souls will be available on Tuesday, January 8th, as a digital download on PSN. It’s a single-player title, but it has a strong online component unlike anything that came before it, where you can summon other players as friendly ghosts to give you a hand, or be invaded by hostile marauders without warning. It’s a Japanese-developed RPG, made by From Software, but it has a distinctly Western look and feel in the weight of its movements and the ruthlessness of its enemies and environments. In the years since its release, Demon’s Souls went far above and beyond our usual humble offerings, partly because it’s such a special game. A lot of unusual things go on here at ATLUS, and as a publisher known for delivering great JRPG content, Demon’s Souls represented something unique even for us: runaway mainstream success.
