PlayStation Plus (PS Plus) users subscribed to Extra or Deluxe tier will soon be able to play the popular PS exclusive, Horizon Forbidden Westfrom February 21. As per the official announcement, the action-adventure role-playing game (RPG) will be available for both PS5 and PS4 users via the ‘Game Catalog’ – a collection of games available to Extra and Deluxe subscribers for free.
Horizon Forbidden West, which is a sequel to 2017’s Horizon Zero Dawn, came out in February last year and has received critical acclaim alongside several award nominations. Notably, it was one of the nominees for ‘Game of the Year’ at The Game Awards 2022.

More big titles will join Game Catalog

Apart from Horizon Forbidden West, there are several other games – including a few major titles Resident Evil 7 Biohazard, The Quarry, Borderlands 3, and Tekken 7 – that will join Game Catalog on the same day.
Moreover, other games joining the subscription’s catalog include Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, Outriders, Scarlet Nexus, Earth Defense Force 5, Oninaki, Lost Sphear, I am Setsuna, and The Forgotten City.
Additionally, PS Plus Deluxe subscribers will get new titles in the ‘Classics’ collection. These titles include PS1 games The Legend of Dragoon, Wild Arms 2, and Harvest Moon: Back to Nature alongside a PS4 title Destroy All Humans!.

Titles leaving Game Catalog in February
Besides new additions, there will also be several games leaving Game Catalog on February 21. These games include big releases such as Metro: Exodus, Saints Row: The Third Remastered, and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – The Definitive Edition. Other games leaving the service are Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders, The Book of Unwritten Tales 2, Pure Farming 2018, Rad Rodgers, Sine Mora EX, SkyDrift Infinity, Sparkle Unleashed, The Turing Test, and Whispering Willows.
PS Plus Extra is currently available in India at the price of Rs 749 per month or Rs 1,999 for three months or Rs 4,999 per year. On the other hand, Deluxe tier is priced at Rs 849 per month, Rs 2,299 every three months, and Rs 5,749 per year. Those who haven’t subscribed to these two tiers before can also claim a 7-day trial.