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Call of Duty: WWII is free with PlayStation Plus from Tuesday
Rest of June’s PS Plus line-up to be revealed later this week
Call of Duty: WWII will be free to download for PlayStation Plus members beginning on Tuesday.
Sony announced on Monday that Sledgehammer’s FPS will be one of June’s PlayStation Plus titles, with the game being made free to download earlier than normal.
May’s PlayStation Plus games, Cities Skylines and Farming Simulator 19, will remain free to download until June 1, when they’d normally be expected to be replaced.
Sony said this month that PlayStation Plus subscribers now stand at 41.5 million, up from 38.8 million reported in January.
The company also announced today that The Last of Us Part 2 is getting a dedicated State of Play live stream this Wednesday, including an extended gameplay reveal.
Featuring discounts on a range of PlayStation products at participating retailers while stocks last, Sony’s annual Days of Play promotion is now live in Europe, Australia and New Zealand, ahead of its US and Canadian launch next month.
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