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How to Play PS Plus Premium Games on Your PC

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2023
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In the world of gaming, PlayStation Plus offers an exclusive Premium tier that lets players enjoy numerous advantages, such as access to a carefully curated list of games, discounts, and additional online features. However, not everyone owns a PlayStation console to savor these impressive perks. But fear not – there’s a solution. In this article, we’ll explore how you can play PS Plus Premium games on your PC.

Step 1: Sign up for a PlayStation Plus Subscription

Before you can play PS Plus Premium games on your PC, you’ll need a valid subscription. Visit the PlayStation Store website and sign up for PlayStation Plus. Choose between a monthly, quarterly, or yearly subscription depending on your needs.

Step 2: Get PlayStation Now

PlayStation Now is a cloud gaming service that allows you to play PS4, PS3, and even some PS2 games on your PC. Subscribe to PlayStation Now at the official website and install the software on your computer. Make sure your PC meets the minimum system requirements to ensure smooth gameplay.

Step 3: Configure your PS Now Settings

Launch PlayStation Now on your PC and sign in using the same account as your PS Plus subscription. At this stage, you’ll be able to link a compatible controller to fully immerse yourself in the gaming experience. It’s recommended that you use an official DualShock 4 controller or another compatible device. Adjust streaming settings based on your internet connection speed and quality.

Step 4: Browse and Download Premium Games

With both subscriptions active and software installed, browse through the wide selection of PS Plus Premium games available within the PlayStation Now library. To enjoy all available benefits, make sure that your account is in sync with both subscriptions while using the service.

Step 5: Start Playing Your Chosen Titles

Once everything is set up properly, simply click “Stream” for any game you wish to play. PS Now will stream the game over the internet to your PC, allowing you to relish your sought-after gaming experience without owning a PlayStation console.

Note: Although not all PlayStation Plus Premium games might be available through PlayStation Now, a significant number of popular titles will be accessible. Additionally, new games are added to the service regularly.

In conclusion, by combining PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now subscriptions, gamers can access and enjoy select PS Plus Premium games on their PCs. This innovative method helps widen its reach, transcending traditional console boundaries and welcoming a broader audience into the world of PS Plus Premium gaming.

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