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Platprices, a website that tracks prices of PlayStation games as well as their trophy information, now hosts a helpful webpage that sorts games included in all PS Plus tiers<\/strong> by their OpenCritic score, trophy difficulty, completion time, and more. Ever since the revamped service has gone live, players have done a better job than Sony when it comes to offering easy-to-peruse lists. We\u2019ve previously seen lists that sort all games by size and review scores, but this is the most extensive database we\u2019ve seen thus far albeit still in its infancy. The best part? It includes all tiers as opposed to just PS Plus Extra and Premium.<\/p>\n

Players can now sort all PS Plus tiers\u2019 games by a number of filters<\/h2>\n

You can head over to the webpage in question here, where you can select your service tier and then further sort the games list by alphabet (A-Z and Z-A both), OpenCritic score, release date, difficulty, completion time, and much more. Reddit user\u00a0N_Johnston, who\u2019s behind this handy webpage, seems to be gathering feedback on the website and making improvements and updates where they can.<\/p>\n

This webpage and the ongoing improvements look like a monumental task given the number of games included in all three tiers, so we\u2019re pretty thankful for what we\u2019ve got here. I\u2019m not a hardcore trophy hunter but do enjoy some easy hunts here and there. More importantly, as someone who\u2019s always pressed for time, being able to see which games I can knock out first without Googling so many of them is a breath of fresh air. Thank you, Platprices!<\/p>\n

In other news, news of GTA 6 having a female protagonist hasn\u2019t gone down well with some folks, and former Xbox boss Peter Moore has admitted that Microsoft encouraged console wars\u00a0in the past to promote healthy competition.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n