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June 2020 PS Plus Free Games Predictions

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The Bigger Game – Uncharted: The Lost Legacy

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PS Plus Free Games Predictions

It’s almost time for Sony to announce what free games will be featured on PS Plus for the upcoming month of June 2020, and we have a few predictions as to what those free games might be.

Subscribers to Sony’s online platform are also gifted two free PS4 games every month as part of the PS Plus program. For the current month of May, those free games include Farming Simulator 19 and Cities: Skyline which will stay free until June 2.

The way it usually goes is one AAA-esque game is chosen and one smaller indie game wraps up the list. For the larger game, we suspect Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is looking like a very possible contender for a few reasons.

Firstly, it seems Sony has been trying to get every entry of the Uncharted series offered for free in one way or another as of late. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End was free on PS Plus in April 2020, and the previous three games in the Uncharted: Nathan Drake Collection were on PS Plus in January 2020 and then again in April 2020 as part of Sony’s Stay at Home Initiative in recognition of self-isolation rules amid COVID-19.

Not to mention Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception being offered on PS Plus way back in June 2013 and Uncharted: Golden Abyss in November 2012.

Secondly, The Lost Legacy has seen significant price drops and sales in the last year or so. Currently it is only priced at $19.99 after its original price of $39.99 at release, and it was recently on sale for only $12.99 from March 18-31.

If you don’t see Uncharted: The Lost Legacy for free next month specifically, then don’t be surprised to see it sometime very soon if Sony keeps up its trend of offering its older exclusives for free.

The Smaller Game – Stardew Valley

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After the larger game usually a smaller indie fills in the final PS4 free game slot, and we predict Stardew Valley will be that indie game.

Last month, rumors starting circulating that the two free games for May 2020 were leaked being were Dying Light and Dark Souls: Remastered. When the official list of Farming Simulator 19 and Cities: Skyline was revealed a few days later, some were rightly bummed out the rumor wasn’t true (because Dying Light and the Dark Souls games are great) but Sony taking the simulator route for its free games makes sense during COVID-19.

With everyone staying home it’s reasonable to choose to offer games that can be considered ‘time sinks’ as they were, since a lot of people currently have ample on their hands with the world in a global pandemic. Both Farming Simulator 19 and Cities: Skyline offer gameplay that could potentially go up into the hundreds of hours, and Stardew Valley fits into that same category.

Stardew Valley would be a perfect inclusion on PS Plus right now as its regarded as a very zen and relaxing game that also has the potential to take up a lot of your time. These two features are also why the newest Animal Crossing has been such a hit as well. People are looking for calming games to curb their anxieties in a stressful time, and Stardew Valley does exactly that with its repetitious but enjoyable simulator gameplay.

Make sure to check back with Twinfinite for Sony’s offical reveal of the two PS Plus games for June 2020 to see if any of our predictions were correct.


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Video games are a true unification of art and technology, and Haley was amped to be able to write about them during her tenure at Twinfinite. A lover of all things Nintendo, obsessed with narrative driven games, and hopes the couch co-op genre makes a return soon. BA/BJ/MJ from University of King's College, NS, Canada. Haley was a Staff Writer for Twinfinite from 2016 to 2021 with a focus on covering all things The Sims and Nintendo.