PlayStation Plus monthly games for July adds Borderlands 3, NHL 24, and Among Us

Anything catch your eye this month?

July 2024 PlayStation Plus Monthly Games

PlayStation has announced the upcoming July lineup of Monthly Games coming to PlayStation Plus, all of which become playable on July 2. Your PlayStation Plus games for July 2024 are Borderlands 3, NHL 24, and Among Us. Alongside the monthly additions, PlayStation Plus members will also get access to an exclusive Genshin Impact bundle on July 16.

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Headling the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for July is Borderlands 3, the third installment in the popular cel-shaded looter shooter. Even though it’s almost five years old at this point, it’s still a good one. Our own Chris Carter felt like “Borderlands 3 takes most of the good bits of Borderlands 2 and either rolls with them or improves upon them. It didn’t need to reinvent the wheel either, as Gearbox pretty much had the formula figured out the second time around.”

Those more interested in playing some hockey will have the option to do so with NHL 24. This annual installment of hitting the ice scored above-average critic reviews and seems to be a solid outing for fans of the sport.

The final game for this month is the popular sussy multiplayer social deduction title Among Us. Chances are you’ve already played Among Us if you have any interest in it, but if not or you were looking for a reason to try it out on PS5, this is as good a time as any.

All three of these Monthly Games become available for PlayStation Plus members on July 2. That also means that current subscribers will have through July 1 to claim the PlayStation Plus titles for June 2024 which include SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake, AEW Fight Forever, and Streets of Rage 4.

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