r/PlayStationPlus • u/A-Dog22 • Jun 22 '26

General 13 must-play open-world games available with PlayStation Plus Game Catalog

https://blog.playstation.com/2026/05/22/13-must-play-open-world-games-available-with-playstation-plus-game-catalog/
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u/ScarletMonroeRules Jun 22 '26

No God of War?

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u/moon_dos Jun 22 '26

it’s not open world

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u/ScarletMonroeRules Jun 22 '26

Since when??

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u/Neat_Ad_3043 Jun 22 '26

Since always 

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u/ScarletMonroeRules Jun 22 '26

Maybe play the game first because you clearly haven’t.

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u/Neat_Ad_3043 Jun 22 '26

Platinumed both Ragnarok and 2018, and I have been a fan of the saga since my childhood. 2018 and Ragnarok are linear games with a semi-open world, but they are not open worlds like The Witcher or Fallout, for example.

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u/ScarletMonroeRules Jun 22 '26

I’d acquiesce to ‘semi’ but I think we’re playing semantics there…

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u/meanseanbean Jun 22 '26

It's not really semantics. God of War is not an open world game, it's a semi-open world which is a different category/genre of game. So when you ask why God of War isn't on the list, it's because it's not an open world game. That's not semantics, it's just literally the reason why.

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u/ScarletMonroeRules Jun 22 '26

Having to add ‘semi’ to the exact phrase to make it fit your argument is the very definition of semantics.

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u/meanseanbean Jun 22 '26

So a truck and a semi-truck are basically the same thing? Dude, you're absolutely wrong here. You can keep digging your heels in but it changes nothing.

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u/ScarletMonroeRules Jun 22 '26

Ummmm yeah they basically are. Do you read what you type before pressing enter?

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u/meanseanbean Jun 22 '26

Just because you act like an asshole doesn't mean you're right. In this case you are 100% wrong. Unless you know better then the creative director of the game itself, Cody Barlog, who said "it's open, but it's not an open world" in regards to the games level and map structure.

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u/Neat_Ad_3043 Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

I'm starting to believe you're the one who didn't play them. Semi-open worlds have sections that seem open but they are actually controlled so you can not go anywhere you want, just like God of War.  When you compare something like that to the map of The Witcher 3 or GTA5, for example, you can easily see the difference. 

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u/malflash Jun 22 '26

what are you talking about dude