A look at the PS4, PS5, and even Ubisoft+ games coming to the service.

It should be no surprised by now that the changes coming to PlayStation Plus are literally just around the corner. Asian will start to see the new PlayStation Plus model in just a week on May 23. The Americas and Europe will follow suit with the changes in June.

Today, Sony laid out what seems to be the final and most comprehensive look at what will be available for the more premium tiers of PlayStation Plus. As was announced in March, the "Extra" and "Premium" tiers will grant players access to a selection of streamable titles and special demos.

Ubisoft+ is also being tossed onto PlayStation Plus, but only for those with the Extra and Premium tiers. However, it's not the full Ubisoft+ lineup. It is instead a collection of 30 older Ubisoft titles, with the most recent being Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

PlayStation 4 titles on the list seem to be mostly what was available to those that subscribed to PlayStation Now prior to this merge into Plus. There are some third-party titles added to the list such as Red Dead Redemption 2, Outer Wilds, and Cities: Skylines.

Those that get the most expensive tier also get access to some "classic" titles. These titles include the likes of Ape Escape, Hot Shots Golf, Syphon Filter, and Jumping Flash to name a few.

The current demo lineup is really quite sparse, but should grow as time goes on. At launch, PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers will get access to just six game demos at two hours each. These games include: Farming Simulator 22, Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, Horizon Forbidden West, WWE 2K22, Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves, and Cyberpunk 2077.

Here are the current list of titles that will be available at various tiers, plus a list of the titles that you can stream.