<strong>New games on Sony PlayStation Plus for July, coming soon</strong>

The PlayStation Plus free game lineup for July 2023 has been released by Sony. Extinction is Forever, Alan Wake Remastered, and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War are the three new titles that will be added to the subscription service.

Starting on July 4, PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra, and Premium members will have access to the titles. The free titles from June may be added to PS Plus subscribers' libraries until July 3rd.

PlayStation July 2023 PS Plus games

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War

Black Ops Cold War will be taken deep into the geopolitical conflict of the Cold War at the beginning of the 1980s. When the players battle in places like East Berlin, Vietnam, Turkey, the Soviet KGB headquarters, and other locations, they will confront historical figures and learn hard truths.

The player is an elite agent on a mission to alter the course of history and upset the global power balance. He teams up with new operatives and well-known characters like Woods, Mason, and Hudson. Extraordinary mission at hand: Black Ops Cold War will be playable on both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.

Alan Wake Remastered

This action game has been remastered, so you can go back to the mysterious town of Bright Falls. It accompanies redesigned visuals and new highlights. The game is about pained creator Alan Wake, who leaves on a quest for his missing spouse, Alice.

After her enigmatic disappearance from the Pacific Northwest town of Bright Falls, he comes across pages from a horror story that he claims to have written but can't remember writing. Armed only with a handgun and a flashlight, he goes up against the forces of darkness.

Endling: Extension is forever

The game carries the player to a world desolated by humanity through the eyes of the keep-going fox on Earth in this eco-cognizant experience. The player discovers the destructive power with which humans degrade, pollute, and exploit the environment's valuable resources.

The player needs to protect its packs and assist them with making due by utilizing the front of the night to direct their litter towards a more secure spot covertly.