With a massive PS Plus relaunch on the horizon (get Zero Dawn's jokes here), we finally have an idea of exactly what to expect. Today, in a blog entry, Sony outlined everything — games, streaming offerings, and partnership with Ubisoft — coming to the service. It's a lot. Let's break it down. 

However, choosing to play PS5-exclusive features at no additional cost has been an attractive selling point for PS Plus 2.0, the initial lineup leaves a bit undesirable. Three PS5 exclusives are available at launch: Returnal, Destruction AllStars, and Demon's Souls Remake. Pour one for the Rivet.

hit me! (Sony did not respond to requests for input.) Insomniac's overall treatment of Spider-Man games was a mess.

Players who subscribe to the most expensive tier also get downloadable access to a number of "classic" games from. It's odd what Sony considers a "classic". Some of them make perfect sense: monkey escape, jump flash, dark cloud. Others, such as BioShock remaster and, Kingdoms of Amalur: Recalculation? Less feeling.

More up in the air is a matter of digital ownership: When Sony initially announced PS Plus 2.0, few gamers were (legitimately) worried that they might have to spend money playing games they'd already bought on older hardware. Sony says, if you've purchased digital versions of classics from the PS1 and PSP era, you don't need to subscribe to PS Plus to play them. However, you can only enter the PlayStation Store and re-download as soon as it becomes available. But, on the other hand, "some titles will also be available for individual purchase." It is not clear what these games are yet, or whether the process will start smoothly as Sony says.

If you sign up for PS Plus Premium, you can stream a lot of PS3 games, including Infamous, Devil May Cry HD Collection, and three Ratchet, Clank, and Demon's Souls games (the original, not the remake). Lots of action-focused games require split-second button inputs. It will be interesting to see if and how latency gets in the way of these games. Sony requires an Internet connection speed of at least 5 Mbps. As a point of comparison, for its cloud gaming, Microsoft doesn't require a minimum but recommends 20Mbps on consoles. 

This higher level additionally allows you to experience - get this - a total of six two-hour games total for the piece. Sony says the countdown only starts when you're "in the game," but it's not clear if that includes time spent in pauses, in menus, or what. 

Sony is rolling out PS Plus 2.0 piecemeal in various regions: Asia on May 24, Japan on June 2, North and South America on June 13, and Europe, Australia, and New Zealand on June 24. Here’s the full list of games?