New rumours today suggest that the official PlayStation Plus September 2017 lineup has been leaked.
Sony have yet to confirm what they have planned for next month, but it appears that a rogue advert might have given it away.
A screenshot of the official-looking PlayStation ad was taken online, being sourced from Facebook.
It appears to confirm two PS Plus titles, inFamous: Second Son and Child of Light, which will be the chosen PS4 free games to download next month.
There’s no real way of authenticating the advert, although it would make for another good month for PlayStation Plus subscribers.
When it is announced, the PlayStation Plus lineup will include six games in total, although Sony could decide to add a few extras as well.
The tech giant don’t usually provide a date for when they reveal their PS Plus lineup, although fans are expecting something in the coming days.
Until then, PS Plus subscribers can still download July’s offering, which include a good mix of different genres.
Just Cause 3 is one of the top choices from PS Plus this month, offering fans the chance to try out daredevil feats, including battling helicopters and destroying monuments.
“If last month’s slightly more slow-burning mood left you hankering for something a bit more bonkers then look no further,” a message from PlayStation teases.
“An over-the-top cavalcade of pure, destructive chaos, Just Cause 3 delivers an open-world third-person romp with all the catharsis and tongue-in-cheek dialogue of a classic ’80s action movie.
“As Rico Rodriguez, it’ll be up to you to sire political change in your troubled homeland of Medici through a thoughtful application of rocket launchers, wingsuits, grappling hooks and high explosives.
“Revolution is never easy, but as the old saying goes: if at first you don’t succeed, tie two helicopter gunships together with a grappling hook, cover them in C4 and smash them into an oil refinery… (you can actually do this).”
PS4 gamers can also download Assassin’s Creed: Freedom Cry, as well as That’s You (PS4), Super Motherload (PS3), Snake Ball (PS3), Downwell (PS Vita) and Level 22 (PS Vita).
And if Sony are true to form, the six new games spread across PS4, PS3 and PS Vita will likely go live on September 5, the first Tuesday of the month.
This is when the tech giant usually have their PlayStation Store refresh and it seems unlikely that this would change for next month.