Attention PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, Sony has announced its Days of Play, a period of sales and great deals across the entire PlayStation ecosystem. For this occasion, two very big and excellent games are now playable for free. Now is the time to try them out for several hours to get a taste of what awaits you and perhaps pay later while keeping your progress. These trial versions are great when you're still hesitant and, above all, allow you to discover games that you wouldn't necessarily try again otherwise.
The latest game from a cult license is playable for free with PlayStation Plus Premium
The first game in the selection is a great 4X classic, if not the king. The Civilization franchise, which has been making people happy for many years now, needs no introduction. Recently, Civilization 7 was released on all platforms, bringing with it a large number of new features and changes. Unfortunately, not all fans are convinced, and the game is very divisive. Some love it, others hate it, and have even gone back to previous installments. So what better way to get your hands on it than with a trial version and discover the game for yourself? Civilization 7 is now playable for free for 4 people on PS5 thanks to PlayStation Plus Premium. You will find the long demo in the trial versions tab on console or via the official PS Store website.
Another big, highly appreciated game playable for free via PS Plus Premium
The second game to try for free with PlayStation Plus Premium is completely different, as it is the excellent Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. An ultra-immersive RPG, widely acclaimed by critics and players, which has won over millions of fans since its release thanks to its rich and credible universe that plunges us into the heart of medieval Bohemia. Extremely generous, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is the kind of game in which it is easy to get lost for dozens or even hundreds of hours. Thanks to PlayStation Plus Premium, the game is now playable for free for 2 hours. You will be able to discover its atmosphere and its game mechanics and gently begin your adventure. Well, let's get this straight from the start: it's clearly not in two short hours that you can get the full picture of a game of this caliber, but you can at least get a little idea of it.
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