According to GamesBeat, the prices of Sony’s Xbox Game Pass competitor for PlayStation may have emerged. The all-in-one subscription service, codenamed Spartacus, will allegedly have three different tiers costing $10, $13 and $16 per month.
Spartacus is expected to combine the benefits offered by PlayStation Now and PlayStation Plus and possibly be implemented for PS4 and PS5. The new claim provides more information about the service and what each membership level will provide.
Sony is reportedly calling the Spartacus levels Essential, Extra, and Premium, with the first being PlayStation Plus in its current form. It will cost $10 and will give you access to games you can add to your library each month.
The Extra level will cost $13 and will provide access to this monthly games as well as access to a game catalog with hundreds of older titles available for download. This catalog could possibly be the same as PS Now’s.
Finally, the Premium tier will be priced at $16 per month and will include all of the aforementioned benefits plus access to PS Now’s streaming capabilities and a library of classic games. It will also give you access to a feature called “game trials” that lets you download and start playing new PS games before they’re released.
Spartacus will reportedly enter the testing phase in the coming weeks. GamesBeat says Sony may officially reveal details of its subscription service in March…
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