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PS+ August Preview – Dust 514 Beta, Counter Strike: Global Offensive 20% Off

by James Lara August 14, 2012 6:05 pm in News

Good news for you PlayStation+ subscribers as Sony has revealed this month’s update. Among the selected free games, subscribers will be granted closed beta entrance to Dust 514 and also get the opportunity to save on Counter Strike: Global Offensive.

Dust 514 Beta Details (August 21st)

For those who are subscribers (or will be), you’ll be granted access to the closed beta of Dust 514. Join in on the action as you wage war in an endless battle for resources. Team up and build allies with EVE Online players as this is the first in gaming to ever implement PC and console elements in one swift system. Dust 514 is slated to release this fall and will be free-to-play.

That’s not all PS+ players can get for Dust 514 as you can also purchase the Mercenary pack for 50% off. While you may be asking yourselves why would you buy anything from a beta, keep in mind that any purchases made (and used in the game) will transfer over into the full game come fall release. So as posted on the PS Blog, buy with “Confidence”.

You only have until September 4th to get into the Beta.

Counter Strike: Global Offensive (August 21st)

If you plan on buying CS:GO and your a PS+ subscriber, then Sony is offering you a chance to save 20% on the title. The original price is $14.99 for non-subscribers and $11.99 for PS+ members. CS:GO is also apart of the Summer PSN Play promotion, meaning if you buy more then one game that falls under this promotion, you’ll be getting cash back.

You can read the rest of the August preview below:

August 14th Update:

Outland (Free)
Bloodrayne: Betrayal (Free)
Papo & Yo (20% Off, Part of PSN Play)

August 21st Update:

Dust 514 Beta
CS: GO Discount

As seen on The Playstation Blog.

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James Lara

A gamer at heart, James has been working for MP1st for the last decade to do exactly what he loves, writing about video games and having fun doing it. Growing up in the 90's gaming has been in his DNA since the days of NES. One day he hopes to develop his own game.