Sony has announced that the game “Destruction AllStars” will be delayed on the PS5. However, it will be included in the February 2021 lineup as a monthly game with PS Plus. This also affects users who have pre-ordered the game.
What is it about? Pete Smith, Director of Product Development at Sony, announced in the official PlayStation Blog that the multiplayer game “Destruction AllStars” will be delayed. Instead of being released in November 2020, the game will now be released in February 2021.
However, you will no longer have to buy it – because in February, the game will start directly through PlayStation Plus just like Fall Guys once did, and will be available as one of the monthly free games at no additional cost – provided you have a PS Plus subscription.
Destruction AllStars is a multiplayer game best enjoyed when you play against players from around the world online. We want as many people as possible to experience the chaos on the PS5, and what better way to do that than to make the game available to our PlayStation Plus members?
Sony in the official PlayStation Blog
What about pre-orders? Sony stated that all pre-orders will be canceled and people will be refunded. It does not matter whether the game was pre-ordered digitally in the PlayStation Store or in a physical store.
What if I don’t have PS Plus? Since it is a purely multiplayer title, PS Plus is expected to be required.
What kind of game is this? Destruction AllStars is an action game that focuses on PvP multiplayer. In an arena, you compete against other players with vehicles and more.
The game is developed by Lucid Games. In 2017, the team, along with developer Ghost Games, released the racing game Need for Speed Payback for EA.
PS5 buyers get at least 20 free games with PS Plus in November 2020
Anyone who subscribes to PlayStation Plus and has purchased a PS5 will enjoy the 18 best games from the PS4 era starting in November – in addition to at least 2 regular monthly free games. Because PS5 owners get access to the PlayStation Plus Collection. This should be especially worthwhile for players who have not yet enjoyed the PS4 gaming gems.
By the way, our author Sven Galitzki believes that it’s not that bad if you don’t have a PlayStation 5 at launch, because there aren’t that many exciting exclusive titles available at launch.
