PlayStation’s rival to Xbox Game Pass, Project Spartacus is reported “pretty close” to launching. The initiative is expected to bring first and third-party titles to the PlayStation ecosystem on a subscription-based model.
Last December, Bloomberg reported that Sony is looking to create a new service that allows PS owners to pay a monthly fee and gain access to a catalogue of modern and classic games. The service was expected to launch sometime in spring 2022, which seems to be the case.
As confirmed by VentureBeat’s Jeff Grubb on his YouTube show Grubbsnax, Project Spartacus could launch by the end of this month. According to him, the service will retain the Playstation Plus branding, and divide the service into three tiers – Essential, Extra, and Premium – priced at $10 (Rs 750), $13 (Rs 975), and $16 (Rs 1200) respectively.
As per the initial report by Bloomberg, the…
