The time for the turned over onPS Plusfree games from May 2022 to June 2022 has come. Last month, thePS Plus free games for May 2022includedFIFA 2022, Curse of the Dead Gods, andTribes of Midgard, with the games seemingly getting a mixed reception. Not because they weren’t good games, but they were all rather niche.

Replacing them today, June 7, areGod of War(PS4),Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker(PS4), andNickelodeon All-Star Brawl(PS4/PS5). These games will be available until July 5, at which time the newPS Plusfree games for July 2022 will release.

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It remains to be seen how exactly this PS Plus free game selection is received, but it doesn’t seem to be hailed as a particularly good month.God of Waris beloved, of course, but also highly played andavailable on the PS Plus collection. This ensures PS4 users can play it too on that end, but at the same time, anyone looking to upgrade to PS Plus Extra will also be able to access the game. So, it’s a mixed bag depending on how one intends to react to the PS Plus tier release in June.

Meanwhile,Naruto to Borutois an arena fighter game that’s rated “weak” on OpenCritic, with a Top Critic Average of 64.Nickolodeon All-Star Brawlis in the same boat at a 65. However, it should be noted thatNickelodeon All-Star Brawljust got a patch for voice-acting, items, and morethat could add a new, more immersive and intensive layer to theSuper Smash Bros.-like fighter.

At the same time, fans should note that the Essential tier, or PS Plus as it is now, is still likely to see some changes. While Sony’s June games operate under the new rules, it stands to reason July’s games will operate under new ones. Sony’s announcement of these tiers can with a note thatPS Plus Essential users would get two games every month. PS Plus has given away just two games before, but for several months now, it’s been three games, making this a notable change.

PS Plussubscribers get a handful of free games every month.