Verge readers can enjoy two years of PlayStation Plus for $ 56

If your PlayStation Plus subscription is about to expire or if you want to extend the subscription for another two years, Eneba has an offer exclusive to The edge readers. You can buy two one-year PlayStation Plus subscriptions for just $ 56 when you enter the discount code FORGIVE at checkout, while supplies last. That’s a good deal – the regular price for a year of PlayStation Plus is $ 60, so buying two one-year subscriptions for less than the price of one is a steal. If you just want a year, you can buy it for $ 29. (No code required.)

This works just as well for PS4 owners as it does for first-time PS5 users; the subscription is compatible with both consoles. So if you own a PS4 but are lucky enough to get a PS5, you don’t have to double down on your PlayStation Plus.

If you are planning to take advantage of this exclusive offer, there are a few things to keep in mind. First of all, these codes are region locked, so you will need a US PlayStation Network account to use the subscription. Secondly, promotion is valid until all keys are sold; I don’t expect the deal to last very long, so don’t wait to buy. Finally, this promo code will only work if you have two one-year PlayStation Plus subscriptions in your cart (no more, no less).

PlayStation Plus subscription (one year)

Price taken at time of publication.

PlayStation Plus allows PS4 and PS5 players to play games online and enjoy perks such as free games every month and exclusive discounts at PlayStation Store. Verge readers can get two years for $ 56 with the code FORGIVE entered at checkout.

This month is a great time to sign up for PlayStation Plus. Sony has unveiled the February 2021 lineup of free games that PlayStation Plus users can claim. And PS4 and PS5 owners with an active PlayStation Plus subscription will have the option to use a free digital copy of Ultimate Edition control from February 2.

In addition, PS5 owners will have the option to trade in AllStars Destruction, a game originally planned as a launch title for Sony’s next-generation console, before Sony decided to release it for free as part of its online subscription service. In addition to free copies of digital games, PS5 owners with a PS Plus subscription also get access to the PlayStation Plus Collection, a digital library of first and third-party ‘defining the generation’ games released on PS4, such as than Bloodborne, God of the war, and Person 5.