PlayStation Plus India Pricing Finally Confirmed – All the details here!

Sony announced in March that its PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now services will be combined into a new PlayStation Plus subscription with three levels. While the service has yet to be released in India, Sony has confirmed the service's Indian pricing and launch date. According to the official PlayStation Now website, On June 22nd, PlayStation Plus will be merged with PlayStation Now. 

The new Sony PlayStation Plus will have three membership options to select from, each with a different set of advantages and a game library with hundreds of new and old titles to try. In India, Sony  has reduced the price of its PlayStation Plus service. Continue reading to learn more about PS Plus's new features, membership tiers, and price in India.

Highlights –

• Tier #1 – Online multiplayer will be available with PlayStation Plus Essential.

• Tier #2 – Users of PlayStation Plus Extra will receive 400 digital games.

• Tier #3 – Trials of PlayStation Plus Deluxe games will be available for a limited time.

The Essential subscription will be very equivalent to the current PS Plus membership. Subscribers will receive two monthly games, discounts, cloud storage of their saved data, and online multiplayer access.

For one month, the tier will cost Rs. 499, and for three months, it will cost Rs. 1,199. Be prepared to spend Rs. 2,999 if you want it for a year.

In addition to all of the features of the Essential pack, the PS Plus Extra will include up to 400 downloadable PS4 and PS5 titles. For one month, it will cost Rs. 749, Rs. 1,999 for three months, and Rs. 4,999 for a year.

Time-limited game trials, PSP, PlayStation, and PS2 titles will be available to PlayStation Plus Deluxe subscribers. All of the benefits from the Essential and Extra tiers will be available as well.

Starting at Rs. 849 per month, this will be the most expensive bundle in our country. Subscribers will pay Rs. 2,299 and Rs. 5,749 for three and twelve months, respectively.

According to reports, subscribers who signed up for PlayStation Plus on the basic (Essential) plan before the service changed would be able to switch to the higher tiers by paying the difference in price.