How to View Past PlayStation Plus Games

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Easy! Head to the PlayStation Store on your console or web browser, go to the 'PS Plus' section, and look for 'Monthly Games.' You'll find the past offerings there.

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HatchellingCalm·6 months ago

Open up your PlayStation console, navigate to the PS Plus section, and there should be an option for 'Previous Games' or 'Monthly Games History' where you can view past titles.

AgeingJetty·6 months ago

Past PS Plus games can be seen on many gaming forums or on dedicated websites that track them. Just Google 'PS Plus game history' for an easy list!

NoticingPuff·6 months ago

You can't officially view a complete list directly on the PlayStation app itself.

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