According to recent rumors, Sony’s Game Pass competitor, which merges PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now into a three-tiered subscription service, is called PlayStation Infinite.PlayStation Infinite's target is of course the Xbox Game Pass, which over the last few years, has established itself as the dominant gaming subscription service. The Xbox Game Pass offers players hundreds of top-tier games, including Day 1 releases, across both PC and Xbox consoles (One and Series X|S), for a monthly fee.While PlayStation was initially reluctant with its Game Pass business model, according to recent rumors, the brand might be looking to establish its own subscription service to rival Game Pass and offer PlayStation titles for a subscription fee.Could PlayStation Infinite compete with the success of Game Pass?PlayStation has been rumored to be developing a Game Pass competitor for quite a while. According to earlier reporting, PlayStation’s alleged subscription service is being developed under the code name “Spartacus”, and it is set to combine the features of both PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now to offer a singular subscription.For those unaware, both PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now are subscription services offered by Sony. PlayStation Plus offers players a select few titles per month along with Multiplayer access and the PlayStation Plus Collection for PS5 owners. On the other hand, PlayStation now offers players a library of PS3 and PS4 games.Usman@SKizzleAXERumor: PlayStation Infinite is what the Gamepass equivalent will be calledIt will have 3 tiers- Gold- Platinum- Ultimate3:44 AM · Jan 27, 20221605193Rumor: PlayStation Infinite is what the Gamepass equivalent will be calledIt will have 3 tiers- Gold- Platinum- Ultimate https://t.co/dTGQtUfZnlThe upcoming service, which is set to replace both PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now, is rumored to be titled PlayStation Infinite. The service is rumored to have three tiers, with a library of backward compatible titles relegated to the highest tier. While there is no official information as of yet, the rumored tiers are as follows:PlayStation Infinite Tier 1 (Gold)Online MultiplayerPlayStation Plus monthly games100 GB cloud storageShare PlayExclusive member discountsExclusive game contentPlayStation Plus CollectionGame HelpPlayStation Infinite Tier 2 (Platinum)Online MultiplayerPlayStation Plus monthly games100 GB cloud storageShare PlayExclusive member discountsExclusive game contentPlayStation Plus CollectionGame HelpA large catalog of PS4 and eventually PS5 gamesPlayStation Infinite Tier 3 (Ultimate)Online MultiplayerPlayStation Plus monthly games100 GB cloud storageShare PlayExclusive member discountsExclusive game contentPlayStation Plus CollectionGame HelpA large catalog of PS4 and eventually PS5 gamesGame StreamingLibrary of classic PS1, PS2, PS3, and PSP gamesExtended demos.Hunter 🎮@NextGenPlayerRumored PlayStation Infinite tiers - are you team real or team fake? 🤔 #PS57:50 AM · Jan 29, 2022108995Rumored PlayStation Infinite tiers - are you team real or team fake? 🤔 #PS5 https://t.co/0qt6jnVPUlThe most exciting part about the service is undoubtedly the library of classic PS1, PS2, PS3, and PSP games. This rumor is further emphasized with PlayStation pulling PlayStation Plus cards from storefronts, as well as PS3 games and trophies showing up in PS5.Usman@SKizzleAXEPlayStation has changed some wording so I think the announcement is soonIf the rumor of PS Infinite is true, we'll know soon.3:52 AM · Jan 28, 2022301PlayStation has changed some wording so I think the announcement is soonIf the rumor of PS Infinite is true, we'll know soon. https://t.co/5GtFJgutlrFans are already quite excited about being able to review their favorite games with backward compatibility. However, a few players are uncertain about Sony blocking backward compatibility behind a paywall, essentially.It is uncertain if and when the new Playstation Infinite service will be released.