New information has emerged about Sony's Spartacus subscription service, which should be the company's answer to Xbox Game Pass.

According to them, the service will offer three tariffs. The base Essential will cost $10 a month, essentially replacing the current PS Plus. That is, gamers will receive several free games once a month.

The Extra plan will allegedly cost $13 per month and will combine PS Plus and PS Now. That is, gamers will receive several free games every month, as well as access to the PS Now cloud gaming service, which allows you to play PlayStation games even on PC.

The senior tariff will be Premium. For $16 a month, it will offer everything in the Extra plan, as well as free demos of new games, classic games (it's not clear what that means), and streaming.

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