PS Plus April 2019 PS4 Update: Sony reveals PlayStation Plus deal ahead of next free games (Pic: SONY)

PlayStation fans are waiting with bated breath for Sony to reveal what games they will be able to try out as part of the Playstation Plus package in April 2019.

If the other months are anything to go by, PS Plus subscribers wont be disappointed. Sony are expected to make the announcement on March 27 – so there isnt long to wait.

But this month even those who donthave a PS+ membership should consider getting involved.

Sony has announced a limited-time deal where PS4 users can sign up for 12 months of PS Plus for a sweet sweet price.

PS Plus gives players access to online multiplayer – and most importantly of all free games. Gamers can save 25% if they save up now for just £37.49, instead of £49.99.

Unfortunately, this offer is only open to new members, so you cant add a discounted year onto your existing membership.

But be warned – the offer only lasts until March 26 so you will have to act fast.

The upside is, if you sign up at that time you will have access to the March free games as well as the April ones.

For those who arent clued up on PS Plus, the subscription service is usually priced at £6.99 a month / £49.99 for a year or £19.99 for three months.

For the sake of anyone who hasn't opted into Sony's incredible PlayStation Plus service at the dirt cheap price of £6.99 a month – Or £49.99 for the year / £19.99 for three months.

Here's what you get:

• Access to online multiplayer on your PlayStation 4
• Exclusive discounts at PlayStation Store
• Share Play – so your friends can play your games even if they don't own a copy themselves
• 10GB of cloud storage for your PS4 game saves

More important than any of that is the fact Sony give away 24 PS4 games a year, completely free.

So, when you think about it, signing up to PlayStation Plus is a bit of a no-brainer, really.

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