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- Sony Gives Away Diablo IV to PlayStation Plus Members – July’s lineup drops a next-gen RPG blockbuster for free—no catch.
- Secret Valorant Rewards Unlocked for PS Plus Players – Exclusive cosmetics hit accounts starting today. Most players won’t even see it coming.
- WWE 2K25 and Monster Hunter Wilds Trials Go Live – Premium users can dive into full trials of top 2025 games—limited-time access only.
- One Weekend, Massive Perks: Tournaments, Discounts, Free Multiplayer – From June 27–29, PS Plus turns into a reward machine—if you’re fast enough.
PlayStation Plus Turns 15 with Diablo IV, KoF XV, and Jusant
At Squredtech.co, we’ve been watching subscription gaming platforms grow, and PlayStation Plus is a major part of that rise. This July, Sony celebrates 15 years of PlayStation Plus with three standout monthly games, game trials, store discounts, Valorant freebies, and tournaments. The lineup drops July 1 and stays active through August 4, 2025.
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Sony launched PlayStation Plus on June 29, 2010. Over 15 years, it evolved from basic discounts and multiplayer access into a massive subscription catalog with blockbuster games. At Squredtech, we’ve followed this transformation closely, and the July rollout feels like a celebration for loyal players.
This month, Diablo IV, King of Fighters XV, and Jusant headline the Monthly Games lineup. Each game brings a different experience, from RPG dungeons to competitive fighting and peaceful puzzle-solving. The titles are free to all active PS Plus subscribers across PS4 and PS5 consoles.
Diablo IV, KoF XV, and Jusant Are Free for July
Diablo IV (PS5, PS4) delivers a fast-paced RPG with dark dungeons, loot upgrades, and an intense campaign. Players can go solo or join others online or locally. Cross-play and cross-progression let users sync progress between platforms. Diablo IV offers major depth with late-game bosses, trading zones, and skill customization.
King of Fighters XV (PS5, PS4) is the latest title in SNK’s legendary franchise. It features 39 fighters and a traditional 3-on-3 team battle system. The game includes rollback netcode to improve online matches. PlayStation Plus members also receive the “Classic Leona” skin for a nostalgic throwback to KoF ’96.
Jusant (PS5) is a calm puzzle-climbing game with a quiet story set in an abandoned tower. Players climb using tools and stamina. Along the way, they explore alternate routes and discover the history of a forgotten civilization. Jusant offers slow-paced, meditative gameplay—a contrast to Diablo’s chaos and KoF’s combat.
At Squredtech, we see this game trio as a balanced offering: action, competition, and relaxation.
Anniversary Rewards Include Game Trials, Store Discounts, and Tournaments
Sony is going beyond games this July. To thank players for 15 years of support, PlayStation Plus is offering exclusive perks. Squredtech lists them below for our readers:
- WWE 2K25 Game Trial: PS Plus Premium members can play WWE 2K25 for free. This recent wrestling title delivers authentic gameplay, updated rosters, and new match types.
- Monster Hunter Wilds Game Trial: Also for Premium members, this trial lets players sample Capcom’s open-world hunting title starting June 30.
- Store Discount Weekend (June 27–29): Members get exclusive discounts on top titles like Sniper Elite: Resistance, Sid Meier’s Civilization VII, and Star Wars Outlaws.
- Valorant PS Plus Pack: All members can redeem cosmetic items including gun buddies, sprays, a player card, and 10 Radianite Points.
- 15th Anniversary Tournament (June 28): Competitive players can join the PS Plus Cup for a shot at prizes in EA Sports FC, NBA 2K, UFC, Madden, Tekken 8, and more. Winners can earn virtual currency, avatars, and Sony Pictures Core credits.
- Sony Pictures Core Movie Discounts: PS Plus Premium members can get 15% off up to 2,000 movies through August 12.
- Free Online Multiplayer Weekend (June 28–29): For two days, any PS4 or PS5 owner can play online multiplayer without a subscription.
These bonuses show how far PlayStation Plus has come. At Squredtech, we believe these limited-time perks give subscribers extra value—and a reason to stay active this summer.
15 Years of PlayStation Plus: What’s Changed?
Since launch in 2010, PlayStation Plus has delivered over 500 free games through its Monthly Games program (formerly the Instant Game Collection). Sony later added the Game Catalog for PS Plus Extra and Premium users, letting them access blockbuster hits on demand.
Squredtech has tracked which titles keep players returning to the service. Between April 1 and May 28, 2025, top-played games based on hours included:
- Ghost of Tsushima
- God of War Ragnarök
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Hogwarts Legacy
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales
- The Last of Us Part I
Sony’s goal is to offer quality content, and these titles prove players still value single-player stories alongside multiplayer and co-op modes.
At Squredtech, we’ve seen user behavior shift toward convenience, variety, and value. PlayStation Plus now delivers all three through its different membership tiers.
Squredtech’s Take: A Big Month for Subscribers
PlayStation Plus continues to evolve, and July’s celebration lineup shows Sony’s focus on value. Diablo IV offers endless loot hunts. KoF XV adds nostalgic and competitive energy. Jusant slows things down with mindful climbing puzzles.
The extra perks—like Valorant cosmetics, store discounts, and game trials—give players a reason to check back every week. From a Squredtech branding perspective, this month highlights how digital platforms retain users through content drops, timed events, and exclusive rewards.
Sony clearly understands its audience. Players get blockbuster games, themed tournaments, and real-world bonuses like movie discounts. With 15 years already behind it, PlayStation Plus looks ready for another strong run.
At Squredtech.co, we’ll continue monitoring platform growth, digital subscription trends, and the impact of tiered content delivery. July proves that PlayStation Plus is more than a subscription—it’s a central hub for the PlayStation community.
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