The Final Shape – PlayStation Blog

June’s PlayStation Plus? Oh man, it’s like a smorgasbord of gaming chaos. Seriously, they’re throwing a mix so wild it’s like they spun a wheel and just went with it. So, let’s dive in, or maybe trip over it—whichever happens first.

NBA 2K25. Okay, so first off, if you ever wanted to live out your hoop dreams, this is your jam. It’s kind of wild how ProPLAY makes everything feel so authentic. And the customization? Oh, boy. You can basically turn your player into whatever you feel like today—future NBA star or maybe just someone wandering in The City’s virtual streets with no real agenda. Did I mention they’ve got a mode called The W? – Love it. It’s quirky—like, who comes up with The W? Anyway, the whole thing feels like a basket of potential. Or maybe I just stumbled into a love letter to basketball. Who knows.

Alright, hold on to your seats because next up is Alone in the Dark. Think haunted house vibes but in the 1920s. Creepy, right? Emily and this detective dude, Carnby, are your main peeps. So, Emily’s uncle is missing, or maybe he just didn’t want to be found? I mean, hey, I’d avoid that manor too – it screams haunted with a capital H. And puzzles… There are puzzles. Honestly, the kind that makes you want to throw the controller and then hug it. Ugh, it just oozes suspense, like a movie you watch through your fingers.

Switching gears, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is just… I’ll admit, it leaves me a bit speechless. It’s got graffiti, dance, skate – you name it. This Red guy has a cyberhead (because why not?) and the city is like your playground. If you’re into rebellious street art and dodging cops, it’s exactly where you’ll want to hang out. This game feels like the city’s heartbeat or maybe a fever dream. Both, probably.

Oh, Destiny 2: The Final Shape. It’s like jumping into a sci-fi novel where reality bends. We’re talking about venturing into the Traveler’s heart. It sounds kind of philosophical, doesn’t it? Rally the troops, end the stupid War of Light and Darkness (I mean, who started it anyway?). There are new classes and weapons, keeping it fresh but sort of familiar? Almost like a déjà vu sorta thing, just new.

And hey, before I forget and this whole thing becomes too much like a rambling mess—these games are yours from June 3 to 30. But hey, small catch: you better grab the May games by June 2. Time, it just slips away, and then poof, they’re gone!

So, there it is. A bit chaotic, maybe nonsensical, and oh so potentially fun!