The tier, which costs $17.99 per month, also includes time-limited game trials, so customers will be able to try select games before buying them. The tier will also have classic games available in both streaming and download options, including original PlayStation, PS2 and PSP games. The top tier of the subscription service is called “PlayStation Plus Premium” and comes with access to everything in the Essential and Extra tiers along with 340 games, including PS3 titles you can stream via the cloud. Sony notes that games in the Extra tier can be downloaded for online play. The middle tier, which is called “PlayStation Plus Extra,” comes with all the same perks as the Essential tier but includes a selection of up to 400 PS4 and PS5 games. The lowest tier of the subscription service is called “PlayStation Plus Essential” and comes with the same benefits that PlayStation Plus members have today and costs $9.99 per month. It’s worth noting that Sony’s new subscription tiers won’t include new first-party games, such as “Horizon Zero Dawn and “Horizon Forbidden West,” at least not at launch. Sony has also released a list of games that will be available during the launch time frame. The new PlayStation Plus tiers offer similar benefits to Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass, which gives users access to a library of rotating games for a monthly fee. Sony announced today that its revamped PlayStation Plus gaming subscription tiers will launch in the United States on June 13th.

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