Summary

• PlayStation Plus subscribers have a lot to look forward to in July, with new additions like Crisis Core Reunion and Remnant II.
• The selection includes massive RPGs like Pathfinder and Mount & Blade II, as well as action-packed games like No More Heroes.
• Overall, July's lineup is a significant improvement, offering something for fans of Final Fantasy, challenging gameplay, and silly action.

PlayStation Plus' July offerings are here and subscribers are in for a treat as the service is adding one of the most under-appreciated Final Fantasy games alongside a fantastic 2023 shooter. Following a few months of hit-and-miss additions to the platform, many s were hoping that July would at least provide some decent new games to play following the disappointing inclusion of older titles like Among Us and Borderlands 3 early in the month. Fortunately, the rest of July is looking like it will be a significant improvement.

Announced on the official PlayStation blog, July's PlayStation Plus additions include:

• Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core Reunion
• Remnant II
• Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition
• Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
• No More Heroes 3
• Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes Complete Edition

The biggest hit included in the selection is undoubtedly Crisis Core Reunion, a remake of the cult-classic PSP game that serves as a prequel to Final Fantasy 7. While the original release may have been divisive amongst fans and critics, Reunion managed to tweak enough aspects to appeal to franchise veterans while retaining a unique gameplay loop.

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experience new enemies and locations. It's an incredibly tough game though, so it might be best to bring along a friend for .

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is also a gigantic RPG that's based on the popular tabletop role-playing game. With one of the most expansive character customization systems seen in a video game, its scale and world are colossal and could take players over a hundred hours to complete. The same goes for Mount & Blade II, a free-form RPG that's more flexible than many may realize when they first begin their journey to rise through the ranks and become ruler of their domain. Be prepared for many sleepless nights.

Those looking for smaller, more action-focused gamesNo More Heroes games added to PlayStation Plus in July. Irreverent and silly, the franchise has made a name for itself with its bombastic combat and ridiculous, self-aware writing and characters. They may not be for everybody, but they're certainly a change of pace from Crisis Core Reunion and Remnant II.

Source: PlayStation