As at the end of each month, players hold their breath when discussing the games selected to integrate PlayStation Plus. But for some time speculation has been adding to players' impatience and, again, a leaked visual on social media may have spilled the beans.
For the moment, all the games are not known and only the PS5 winner has been revealed. At the moment, nothing has been formalized and players will most certainly have to wait until September 29 at around 17:30 p.m. to get confirmation.
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Small project, big ambitions
Between the behemoths Call of Duty: Vanguard and Battlefield 2042, Hell Let Loose looks like an outsider. It must be said that the game did not have the same financial support as its two counterparts. Indeed, Hell Let Loose could only count on the support of the public to allow it to exist.
Developers from studio Black Matter Pty Ltd. dedicated a Kickstarter campaign to him which allowed him to be financed up to 220 dollars. A modest sum, of course, but enough to see the game land in early access on Steam in June 000.
Since then, the game has grown in popularity on Valve's platform and now has more than 32 reviews praising its qualities. Received very positively by players, it seems that Hell Let Loose has also caught Sony's eye, according to the visual posted on social networks.
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Sony, new ally for Hell Let Loose?
Nevertheless, all this remains to be taken with great tweezers pending confirmation from the Japanese manufacturer. But, according to the leak spotted on Twitter, Sony may have approached studio Black Matter Pty Ltd. in order to establish a partnership that would give the game a nice spotlight.
The clues spotted from the game's PlayStation Store page seem to point in the direction of a Day one release within the PlayStation Plus program. One of them notably mentions a release date that coincides with the availability date of the October PS Plus games, which is the 5th of the coming month.
For those who have not heard of the game until now, it is an FPS taking place during the Second World War and in which clash, through two distinct modes and on more than nine cards, two teams of 50 players in re-enactments of battles emblematic of this terrible war.
