Alright, here we go — buckle up, because this ride might get bumpy. I mean, maybe you’ll like it. Or maybe not. Who knows, right?
So, PlayStation Plus, huh? It’s been around 15 years now. Think about that for a second. Longer than some folks keep a car! Weird, right? Anyway, this month they’re dropping some gems. Mortal Kombat 1 — yeah, brutal finishers, all that jazz. Also, Spider-Man, swinging through New York like he owns the place. Ever done that? Rhetorical, I guess.
They’re also bringing in Earth Defense Force 6, which sounds like a sci-fi fever dream of alien invasions and chaos. Oh, and Sword of the Sea. It’s kind of like surfing but with more sand. Somehow. Intrigued? Because I am.
By the way, if retro gaming gets you going, they’ve got Resident Evil 2 and 3. A blast from the past with zombies. Because why not relive nightmares?
Death Stranding 2, by the way, will also have a trial. But it’s limited, like a free sample at the grocery store. Five hours they give you. And if you dig it, you save your progress. Progress. Funny word. Sounds like a promise or maybe not.
Anyway, where was I? Ah, Mortal Kombat 1. It’s this new story with Liu Kang as some mighty Fire God. Gives a new twist on these classic fights — like meeting an old friend but with a new haircut. Familiar, yet different.
Next up, Spider-Man. Swinging isn’t all he’s doing. Balancing life’s chaos, too. I think we can all relate, right? Especially if “chaos” involves villains and webs.
Then there’s Sword of the Sea — high-speed sand-surfing on some magical hoverboard. Which sounds oddly peaceful. Carve through sand and catch air on waves. Actually, does sand make waves? Not sure, but you get the idea. Exhilarating yet soothing, they say.
Earth Defense Force 6? It’s a shooter thing with giant aliens. You’re a soldier defending against chaos. Pretty usual stuff on a Tuesday, I guess — or is it just me?
Oh, Unicorn Overlord! It’s a royal RPG adventure with tactical battles. You know, standard medieval fantasy but with, well, unicorns. Because why not mix mythical chaos with strategy?
Ryza’s final adventure promises mysterious island escapades. It’s always about islands, isn’t it? Ryza hears voices, heads into the unknown, seeking answers. Which is what we all do in life, sorta.
Indika, she’s a nun. And she’s chatting with the devil — as one does in a peculiar world with religious visions clashing with reality. Now that’s a trip.
Also, Harold Halibut. Not a fish story, but life on a spaceship beneath an ocean. There’s science, friendship, and escaping underwater life. Quite a narrative — or maybe I’m just overthinking it.
Coral Island, lastly, is the chance to escape city chaos for farm life. Sort of greener pastures and all. Farming, crafting, and, surprise, more farming!
Anyway, all this is ready for you on August 19. Pending region and PlayStation Store specifics, because details matter, or do they? Maybe check the PlayStation Store when you get the chance. Who knows what you might find there.