Get Free PS Plus Games Before They’re Gone Forever

PS Plus members : Today is your last chance to get free PS Plus Essential games for November 2022. Tomorrow, December 6th, Sony will replace these games with their December 2022 lineup, making the November 2022 free games unavailable forever. That is, if you are not sure that you will be able to continue playing them in the far future.

The Essential line, released in November 2022, includes Nioh 2/Nioh 2 Remastered , LEGO Harry Potter Collection and Heavenly Bodies – a nice group of games that will always be in your library when you can find them. They became available to subscribers on November 1st, so players have had nearly five weeks to request, download, and play those specific games.

As you may know, any PS Plus subscription entitles you to these Essential games. Whether you are a PS Plus Essential, PS Plus Extra, or PS Plus Premium subscriber, you can request and download Essential games as long as you have an active PS Plus subscription. However, this only applies to these specific Essential games. Extra and Premium offer additional games that are free to play, but these games are only available as long as Sony keeps them active. Once the company removes these games from the service, they will no longer be available.

Core games, on the other hand, remain tied to your PS Plus account for as long as you request them. So theoretically you will be able to play these games as long as the service exists. It would be nice if Sony made the request for these free games something automatic, but unfortunately you have to remember to do it every month.

The Sony Essential line released in December 2022 includes Divine Knockout: Founder’s Edition , Mass Effect Legendary Edition and Biomutant. The company announced these three games in a November 30 tweet , so we had some warning that this change was coming tomorrow. If the news never got to you, or you’re a chronic procrastinator like me, this is your sign to qualify for the November games stats.

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