If you’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber, I’m sure you enjoy all the games from their Library! But what if I told you something even more exciting is coming back? Well, as you read it in the title, 2013’s and Rockstar’s most popular game, GTA 5 is finally coming back to the service. About six months back, the game was removed from the service. However it looks like fan demand for the game isn’t stopping anytime soon, as it has been added to this month’s game catalogue!
GTA 5 Is Back On PlayStation Plus
If you’re a PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscriber, then you’d be able to play GTA 5 for no additional cost. And don’t worry, the service includes both the PS4 and PS5 versions of the game! So if you’re on a PS5, you can play the Enhanced edition, without needing to pay upgrades. Time for one last replay I suppose? Before GTA 6 comes out next year.
One more surprise for PS Plus subscribers, as another one of Rockstar’s game is being added to the service too! The updated release of the original Red Dead Redemption will be released Day 1 on PlayStation Plus. The game recently got ported to Android & iOS Mobile devices. Along with that it has also received improvements for the PS5 systems!
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The announcement post on PlayStation’s Blog reads, “This month, dive into the criminal underworld of Los Santos in Grand Theft Auto V, take a ride through a surreal and wild Pacific Northwest in Pacific Drive, or struggle for survival on an unstable oil rig in Still Wakes the Deep. All these titles and more are available in November’s PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup*. Meanwhile, Tomb Raider: Anniversary brings Lara’s original adventure to PlayStation Plus Premium. All of these will be available to play November 18.”
With that said, will you be replaying GTA 5 now that it has came back to the PlayStation Plus catalogue? Well, do let us know by tagging us on our social handles. Oh, and by the way, did you know over 200+ Rockstar Employees have signed an open letter demanding answers from the upper management? Make sure to check out our post to learn more about it!
