PlayStation unveils your free store credit opportunities for July

The folks at PlayStation are giving players more chances to earn some free store credit this month and all you need to do is play or buy new games.

With several great campaigns across PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, you’ll have a few opportunities to build up reward points and redeem those against some sweet store credit to spend on even more games.

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A month-long campaign is running through the PlayStation Stars incentive where you can buy one of the month’s popular games and you’ll earn yourself a bonus bundle of reward points.

PlayStation Stars is a reward scheme for all PlayStation users that gives you points for purchases you make on the PSN store, or for games played. These points can be redeemed for adorable digital collectibles or even store credit.

This month, if you buy any of the following games, you’ll get an extra 50 points which you can then put towards some extra cash on the store.

The qualifying games are; Elden Ring, Slime Rancher 2, Umbraclaw, Monster Hunter Stories, Grounded, or Until Then.

You still have some time left for this campaign as it ends on 31 July. As long as you purchase any of these games, you’ll get the extra points.

To keep track of your points or view your digital collectibles, you’ll need the PlayStation app on your phone.

If you aren’t in the market for any of those games, don’t fret, you can still earn some points this month.

You can earn 50 points by simply playing one of a few games available via the PlayStation Plus catalogue - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas - Definitive Edition, Anno 1800, Cricket 24, Crusader Kings III, Or Monster Hunter Rise.

Playing any of these for a short time will unlock those bonus points and give your total a boost.

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