If you are looking for a new shooter and you’re a PS Plus member, Sony got you covered as the free PS4 games this June of 2020 is Call of Duty: WWII and Star Wars: Battlefront II.
The 2017 Call of Duty that goes back to the World War II setting was first announced last week by Sony. A few days later, leaks revealed that Battlefront was also going to be offered for free and that appears to be the case.
Fight for the world and in a galaxy far far away this June with these free games for PS Plus members.#PlayStationAsia pic.twitter.com/49E2BNMaTa
— PlayStation Asia (@PlayStationAsia) May 29, 2020
PSN Asia tends to give different games compared to it’s US and EU counterparts but that’s not the case this June.
Star Wars: Battlefront II and Call of Duty: WWII will be available to download on June 1, so you have this weekend to pick up May’s free games Cities: Skylines and Farming Simulator 19 before it’s too late. The June free games offer will run until July 6, 2020.
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