Sony has unveiled the PS Plus Game Catalog titles for June, highlighted by Remedy’s cooperative shooter, FBC: Firebreak. Set within the universe of Control, the acclaimed action-adventure game released in 2019 by the same studio, FBC: Firebreak is poised to attract attention among gamers. Other notable titles included in June’s offerings are the military shooter Battlefield 2042, the survival-horror experience Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted 2, and the hunting simulation theHunter: Call of the Wild, among various others. All of these titles will be available to members of the PS Plus Extra and Deluxe/Premium tiers starting June 17.
This announcement was made by Sony in a Post on the PlayStation Blog released on Wednesday. Additionally, the PlayStation parent company confirmed the inclusion of the classic PS2 title, Deus Ex: The Conspiracy, which will become part of the Classics Catalog exclusively for PS Plus Premium members on June 17. Below is a detailed overview of this month’s Game Catalog additions:
PS Plus Game Catalog Titles for June
FBC: Firebreak is debuting on the PS Plus Game Catalog as a day-one launch title on June 17, coinciding with its arrival on Game Pass. This first-person shooter marks Remedy Entertainment’s inaugural foray into multiplayer gaming. In this team-based cooperative PvE shooter, groups of three players delve into the Oldest House, the headquarters of the fictional Federal Bureau of Control.
Within this enigmatic setting, Firebreak teams will confront otherworldly beings that include various anomalies and monsters. Representing FBC’s elite containment unit, players are tasked with reinstating order and managing crises within the ever-changing architecture of the building. FBC: Firebreak will be accessible on PS5.
FBC: Firebreak arrives as a day one launch title on PS Plus Game Catalog
Photo Credit: Remedy Entertainment
Continuing the trend, PS Plus adds yet another entry from the Battlefield franchise with Battlefield 2042. Following the inclusion of Battlefield 1 and Battlefield 5 in preceding months, this latest title is the most recent major release before the series entered a hiatus. Initially, Battlefield 2042 faced significant backlash due to sweeping gameplay modifications and a complete overhaul of its traditional class system.
Moreover, the absence of a single-player campaign frustrated longtime fans of the Battlefield series. However, over time, EA has rolled out updates to restore some of the missing features and adjustments that displeased its community. Battlefield 2042 will be available on both PS4 and PS5.
Another addition is Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted 2, where players assume the role of a new employee at Freddy Fazbear’s pizzeria, navigating through various horror-themed minigames to survive the night. This sequel to the 2019 title initially launched as a VR experience before being adapted for the PS5.
theHunter: Call of the Wild is an open-world hunting simulator
Photo Credit: Avalanche Studios/ Expansive Worlds
Furthermore, theHunter: Call of the Wild makes its way into the PS Plus Game Catalog this month. This expansive simulation provides players with realistic hunting dynamics set in a captivating open world. Participants can explore diverse biomes, select from a wide array of hunting tools, and pursue various wildlife, including bears, elks, and jackrabbits.
Players also have the opportunity to personalize their hunting lodges with trophies and keepsakes. While a single-player campaign exists, theHunter: Call of the Wild also features online multiplayer mode, accommodating up to eight players on a hunting expedition. This title will be available on PS4.
Below is the complete list of titles set to debut in the PS Plus Game Catalog this month for PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe/Premium members:
