PlayStation Plus subscribers have a new free download available immediately. Call of Duty: Warzone - PlayStation Plus Pack 7 is live for all tiers of the service and can be claimed at no extra cost. The pack contains a selection of cosmetic items and a short double XP token, and the content also works in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
The free pack includes two operator skins, four weapon blueprints, a finishing move, a weapon charm, an emote, an equipment skin, a calling card, an emblem, two weapon stickers, and a one-hour 2WXP token. Sony has not announced an expiration date for the offer, though players are encouraged to claim it promptly. The same pack is also available to Xbox Game Pass subscribers.
This type of limited cosmetic drop has become a recurring perk for PlayStation Plus members within the Call of Duty ecosystem. Activision and Sony have maintained an ongoing relationship that periodically delivers exclusive or early-access cosmetic bundles to PS Plus users. Pack 7 continues that pattern and gives players an easy way to add new visual options without spending additional money.
While claiming the Warzone content, subscribers should also check the current monthly games that remain available through August 3. The three titles offered this period are Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (2023), For the King 2, and CrossCode. Modern Warfare 3 is the full 2023 release and remains one of the more recent mainline entries available through the service. For the King 2 is a turn-based roguelike adventure that supports cooperative play. CrossCode is an action RPG noted for its puzzle design and retro-inspired presentation. All three can still be added to a subscriber’s library before the August 3 cutoff.
The next monthly batch arrives on August 4 and will remain claimable until August 31. That lineup consists of Big Walk, Dying Light 2: Stay Human - Reloaded Edition, and Signalis. Big Walk is positioned as a day-one multiplayer title. Dying Light 2 is the expanded Reloaded Edition of the open-world action game that mixes parkour, combat, and survival-horror elements. Signalis is a side-scrolling survival horror game that draws clear inspiration from classic entries in the genre and has developed a strong following for its atmosphere and storytelling. As with all standard PS Plus monthly games, once claimed these titles remain in the subscriber’s library for as long as the subscription stays active.
PlayStation Plus continues to operate on its three-tier structure. Essential provides online multiplayer and the monthly game downloads. Extra adds a rotating catalog of downloadable PS4 and PS5 titles. Premium includes the Extra catalog plus classic games from earlier PlayStation generations and additional cloud streaming options. The Warzone pack is available across all three tiers, making it one of the more broadly accessible free offers currently on the service.
The timing of Pack 7 sits between the end of one monthly games window and the start of the next. This creates a short period where subscribers can claim both the cosmetic content and the remaining July/early August games before the library refreshes on August 4. Players who keep an active subscription and check the store regularly can accumulate a sizable collection of full games and cosmetic items over time with no further purchases required.
Call of Duty remains one of the most consistent partners for these kinds of free drops. The franchise’s live-service model and large player base make cosmetic packs an effective way to reward subscribers while keeping the games visible on the platform. Whether the items in Pack 7 appeal to an individual player depends on personal taste and which operators or weapons they use most, but the barrier to entry is effectively zero for anyone already paying for PS Plus.
Looking further ahead, the August monthly games lean noticeably toward action and horror. Dying Light 2 and Signalis should attract players interested in those genres, while Big Walk offers a multiplayer option available from the day it joins the service. Extra and Premium subscribers also received new catalog additions recently, with more expected throughout August, though specific titles for the higher tiers have not yet been detailed in full.
For subscribers, the practical steps are straightforward. Log into a PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5, navigate to the PlayStation Store, locate the Call of Duty: Warzone - PlayStation Plus Pack 7, and add it to the account. The same session can be used to claim any of the monthly games still available through August 3. Once the new batch arrives on August 4, those three titles can be added as well.
The combination of a no-expiration cosmetic pack and a rotating selection of full games continues to form one of the core value propositions of PlayStation Plus. Pack 7 adds another small but immediate reward for current members, while the upcoming August games provide a clearer sense of what the service will offer through the end of the month.