Honestly, maybe all of these subscription services will turn out to be problematic in the end, doing damage to small studios and our sense of game ownership-and the investment that brings-in the long run. While Sony is clearly competing with Microsoft on this one-and I understand they had no choice in the matter-this feels like a small loss for gamers. Those will be reserved for the Extra tier and up subscribers. Gone are the days of new release content at the base subscription plan.
Whatever the case, my guess is that this is the new norm for PlayStation Plus. I just need to decide: Do I upgrade my PS Plus membership to Extra in order to do that (I can always bump it back down later) or cough up $30 on Steam since I prefer playing on PC anyways? (Or wait for a sale?) The game is reviewing extremely well with reviewers and gamers alike and I can’t wait to play it. The cyberpunk cat RPG has gotten lots of buzz, and now that it’s out all that buzz seems legit. It’s the perfect candidate, releasing on PlayStation 4 and 5 and Steam only.
In a different year, Stray could easily have been a PS Plus release. These will all be reserved for the Extra tier which costs five bucks more per month.
I can honestly say I don’t ever expect to see a new release like Fall Guys make its way to the Essential tier ever again. Now we can see what the future holds for Essential tier subscribers.
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