PLAYSTATION has revealed the full list of games coming to its PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscription service in February 2023, and some of them are huge titles that released in the last 12 months.
The list of games coming to Extra and Premium subscribers is led by Horizon Forbidden West, the sequel to one of PlayStation’s most popular exclusive series which released in February 2022.
Horizon Forbidden West is the big title coming to PS Plus Extra and Premium this month
Forbidden West is a post-apocalyptic open-world adventure game in which players take the role of Aloy, an outcast who holds the key to saving the planet.
The game was among PlayStation’s biggest next-gen exclusive titles last year.
Other popular titles that are being added to PS Plus include survival horror game Resident Evil 7 and action-RPG shooter Borderlands 3.
Old-school horror game The Quarry is another big title that PS Plus Extra and Premium subscribers will be getting less than a year since its original release.
Here’s the full list of games that both Extra and Premium tier subscribers will be able to enjoy from Tuesday, February 21, 2023.
PS Plus Extra and Premium February 2023 games
- Horizon Forbidden West (PS5, PS4)
- The Quarry (PS5, PS4)
- Outriders (PS5, PS4)
- Scarlet Nexus (PS5, PS4)
- Resident Evil 7 (PS4)
- Borderlands 3 (PS5, PS4)
- Tekken 7 (PS4)
- Ace Combat 7 Skies Unknown (PS4)
- Earth Defense Force 5 (PS4)
- Oninaki (PS4)
- Lost Sphear (PS4)
- I Am Setsuna (PS4)
- The Forgotten City (PS5, PS4)
On top of the list above, PS Plus Premium subscribers will also get free access to a few old classics including fan-favourite Destroy All Humans! where you play as an evil alien who terrorises humanity in the 50s.
Here’s the list of classic games that will be added for PS Plus Premium subscribers only:
PS Plus Premium February 2023 classic games
- The Legend of Dragoon (PS1)
- Wild Arms 2 (PS)
- Harvest Moon: Back to Nature (PS1)
- Destroy All Humans! (PS4)
The PS Plus Premium classic titles are also arriving on February 21.
Written by Stoyan Ovcharov on behalf of GLHF.
