Not bad. We'll see if the full additions reflect better quality after the price hike.
There is practically zero chance the price hike will result in any change of the content.
Practically every significant game was or is on the service. Yakuza, Kingdom Hearts, Tomb Raider, Mafia, Metro, Avengers, AC, RDR2, Borderlands 3, much of the Bethesda catalogue...
The only missing major pieces are GTA 4 and 5, and the CoDs.
Almost all first party games are on the service and the price hike itself proves that Sony is already in the milking phase and not in the MAU acquiring phase like MS still is, so they want that sweet 70+ per purchase. And a day one fantasy is more unlikely than ever before.
The thing I don't get though is why they did not at least bundle the price change info with the start of PS5 streaming, which is about to arrive soon (-ish?). Sure, streaming will only be Premium, but at least they could have said this one thing. Maybe even throw in a free trial week each quarter of Premium for subscribing to Extra, and a some single weekends now and then for Essential users to make a half assed attempt on justifying higher prices with certainly big investment costs that streaming has.
They could also have waited a bit longer with R&C, Horizon, Returnal, Spiderman etc a list of their first party games and released it now to soften the blow.
I am not really upset about the new price but marketing wise just saying it costs more without anything is just bad.
No idea why people feel the need to leak such infos, apart from feeling important with their internet egos. If true, sort of meh month for me I guess. So more important and interesting will be which games are leaving for me.