Physical games are gone, but Call of Duty is coming to PlayStation Plus in July. This is beautiful, isn’t it?

Sony started off July on a strange note. A few hours after this was announced Stop making physical games on discs in 2028Sony also said it will bring Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 For all PlayStation Plus subscribers starting July 7.

PlayStation Plus It is the Sony version of xbox game pass, It offers a large area that is constantly expanding Games library. Starting from $11 per monthSubscribers can choose from basic, additional, and premium levels, each with unique privileges and benefits. The plans give all subscribers access to a few games each month at no additional charge.

If you’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber, you can access… These games Starting July 7th.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

In this first-person shooter, you can continue the story of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 as you and a team of special forces members try to track down an ultra-nationalist terrorist. You can also face hordes of the undead in Zombies mode, or challenge your friends in Multiplayer mode.

For the king 2

This turn-based roguelite RPG requires skill, patience, and a little strategy to master. You and your team will travel across procedurally generated maps in an attempt to bring down the tyrannical Queen Rosomon. The game’s battle grid adds a layer of depth to combat as characters will gain boosts or penalties depending on their position on the battlefield. Even if you fall, you will learn something new every round, bringing you closer to victory.

Crossover symbol

CrossCode is a retro-inspired 2D role-playing game reminiscent of Super Nintendo games from the 90s. The sci-fi story involves AI robots recovering lost memories, a game within a game and characters who are dead but aren’t – trust me, this makes sense in the game. If the story isn’t difficult enough to understand, the puzzles, dungeons, and fast-paced battles will do the trick.

For more on PlayStation Plus, here What do you know about the service?. You can also check out what to know about it Sony’s plan to stop producing physical games on discs.

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