Insider slibuje v PS Plus Hell Let Loose a Mortal Kombat » Vortex

A user nicknamed billbil-kun last month successfully “predicted” that Overcooked games would appear on PlayStation Plus! All You Can Eat, Hitman 2 and Predator: Hunting Grounds. It was supposed to be an escape from the French PlayStation Store and the information appeared on the website Dealabs.com. That was on August 27, and a few days later Sony officially confirmed the information.

Play again, billbil-kune

The situation seems to be repeating itself. Now billbil-kun claims that PS Plus subscribers can look forward to Hell Let Loose games for PlayStation 5, Mortal Kombat X for PS4 and PGA TOUR 2K21 for PS4. The information came from France again and reappeared on Dealabs.com.

The new batch is due to arrive on October 5 and will be available by November 2, says billbil-kun. Dealabs moderators were to recognize the information as credible. The insider himself says that he publishes these details so that players can better plan their purchases. However, he also points out that in some regions Mortal Kombat X may be replaced by another title.

Hell Let Loose is coming out on October 5th

Mortal Kombat X is undoubtedly a great game. If you like golf, PGA TOUR 2K21 is a great choice. The biggest draw and surprise of the offer, however, is undoubtedly the Hell Let Loose war action. The full version was not released on the PC until July 27, and the next-gen console is expected to arrive – what a surprise – on October 5. So the game would make its debut on PlayStation Plus, and it wouldn’t be the first time.

The fact that the information is true is also indicated by the fact that Hell Let Loose for the Xbox Series is already available as a pre-order for 850 crowns, while you will not find a pre-order in the PlayStation Store. This is exactly what the company would do if it did not want to mislead future customers and subscribers. Sony would thus reaffirm the trend to fight hits in the Plus field rather than try to compete with the Game Pass, where it does not have an adequate counterweight. There is no point in discussing the limitations of PS Now again. Microsoft pays maximum attention to the Game Pass and its Games with Gold program, on the other hand, offers fewer premium titles. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have to be good games.