Play online and get free games with a year of PlayStation Plus on sale for $31
Update: This item's price has risen to $31.35 with the promo code, which is still a fantastic deal.
CDKeys has a full year of PlayStation Plus on sale for $29.29 when you use promo code PAYPAL2020 during checkout. Twelve months of PS Plus would normally cost you $60, or $10 per month. Amazon has the annual membership on sale as well right now, though it's only dropped to $41.99 there. The membership at CDKeys is delivered via a digital code so you won't have to wait long to start playing online.
The obvious primary benefit of having a PlayStation Plus membership is the ability to play multiplayer titles. You'll finally be able to battle your way to the top in multiplayer games like Call of Duty Warzone or Fortnite. If fighting against strangers isn't your idea of a good time, you can always play co-operative titles with your friends. Play through a massive roleplaying game like Divinity: Original Sins II together or build a base in Minecraft. Get indirect multiplayer support in some games, such as Death Stranding where other players will leave you helpful tips or even tools you can use to travel easier. You don't have to be on opposite sides all the time.
Beyond the multiplayer benefits, though, PlayStation Plus members get some other advantages as well. For example, you'll get free games to download every month. Check out June's free games already available for download. PlayStation Plus members also get exclusive deals and discounts and access to DLC. Some games even provide free DLC as long as you have that membership subscription active. With all the free stuff and big discounts, a PlayStation Plus membership seems less like an extra expense and more like an essential part of the PlayStation experience.
You can save on a PlayStation Now annual membership right now as well. Amazon is offering 12 months of access to over 800 PS4, PS3, and PS2 games to play on your console for just $41.99 right now.
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