


Meanwhile, Game Pass costs Rs 349 a month, Rs 1,049 for three months, and the six-month plan costs Rs 2,099. The PlayStation Plus Extra comes at Rs 749 per month, Rs 1,999 quarterly and Rs 4,999 for a year.

Also, PS Plus does not have a first-day release benefit like the Game Pass, at least with in-house titles but third-party developers have an option to release the game first for PS Plus subscribers before releasing it for everyone. Meanwhile, PlayStation’s Game Catalog only has somewhere around 300 games. With Game Pass, Xbox offers around 400 titles for free for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and the newer Xbox X/ S. But is it as worthy as Game Pass? Not exactly, if you count the number of titles offered with the Game Catalog compared to the Game Pass. As per the pricing, Sony’s mid-tier plan is pitted against the Game Pass. Sony PlayStation Plus Extra vs Xbox Game Pass - Benefits, price and more The PS Plus Extra offers the same benefits as the Essential and access to Game Catalog. Yes, PlayStation Plus Essential is costlier than Xbox Live Gold, but it justifies its cost with a catalogue of free games on PS5 and exclusive content. Meanwhile, Xbox Live Gold costs Rs 349 per month, Rs 749 per quarter and Rs 1,999 yearly. So, the PS Plus Essential comes at Rs 499 a month, Rs 1,199 a quarter or Rs 2,999 a year. The pricing for the Essential tier costs the same as the PlayStation Plus before Sony reintroduced the new tires. Also, you get access to the PS Plus Collection- a library of more than PS 4400 games – for free but only available for PS5. However, the PS Plus Essential does have the edge over Xbox Live Gold – you get free exclusive content on games – which is available on Xbox Game Pass. Meanwhile, Microsoft is pretty flexible with it and gives unlimited storage, which expands as your saved data increases. Sony offers 100GB of free cloud storage for game data on PS4 and PS5. The plan really doesn’t matter with PS Plus when it comes to cloud storage. Also, Sony is a little stringent with cloud storage.
