PlayStation Plus Game and Classics Catalog Lineup for June 2023 Revealed

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Sony Interactive Entertainment revealed the games coming to PlayStation Plus Game and Classics Catalog for June 2023. This is also a celebration since the service started offering its tiered plans.

Here are some of the games coming to the service next week, starting June 20.

June 2023 Game Catalog Lineup

  • Far Cry 6 (PS4/PS5) 

  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge (PS4/PS5) 

  • Rogue Legacy 2 (PS4/PS5) 

  • Inscryption (PS4/PS5) 

  • Soulstice (PS5) 

  • Tacoma (PS4) 

  • Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PS4)

  • Killing Floor 2 (PS4) 

The announcement feels a bit incomplete as it only highlights the games listed above. We looked around and a report from Gematsu reveals a longer list, including games for the Classics Catalog. We will update this list shortly once confirmed by multiple sources.

PlayStation celebrations one year of the new service

This month marks the start of the PlayStation celebration as Sony is planning a series of activities starting from June 20 through June 30. For starters, PS Plus members will receive a voucher code to redeem custom avatars and wallpaper next week.

PlayStation Stars, PlayStation’s new rewards program, is also chiming in the celebration as they will also offer exclusive digital collectible rings you can collect next week for your account.

PlayStation is also giving away a PS5 and PS VR2 only for select countries, requiring players interested in the contest to answer five questions about the service. The company will also be hosting a speedrun challenge with Sackboy a Big Adventure as those that participate in the challenge could win themselves a 3-month membership of PS Plus Premium/Deluxe.

Lastly, next week will have another free online multiplayer weekend for non-PS Plus members starting June 24 through June 25.

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