The showdown between Sony's PS4 and Microsoft's Xbox One remains competitive for this month of July; new games for both consoles will be hitting gaming stores soon.

Here are all the multiplatform games, PS4 and Xbox One exclusives coming out this July courtesy of iDigital Times.

Golf enthusiasts are in for a treat as "Rory Mcllroy PGA Tour" will be released for the Xbox One and PS4 on July 14. It is also worth noting that this is the first "PGA Tour" game that will not feature Tiger Woods as its cover athlete.

Another racing game is inbound as "F1 2015" will arrive on July 21. This game will be dedicated to the nature of F1 racing and it will give gamers a better perspective on what it is like to be an F1 driver.

Moving on to the PS4 exclusives, "Pneuma: Breath of Life" will be released on July 7 as it will give gamers a glimpse of a god's point of view. This will also be one of those games that will showcase the power of Unreal Engine 4, which will be used on the much anticipated Square Enix game, "Kingdom Hearts 3."

Next up is arguably the most anticipated title coming out this month, "God of War III: Remastered," which is set for release on July 14. Gamers will once again play as Kratos to battle gods and mythical creatures with much improved graphics and some new features.

Lastly, "Godzilla: Ultimate Mayhem" will be released on July 17. Gamers will be able to play as Godzilla and lay waste to countless cities while battling huge behemoths as well.

Meanwhile, it seems like it will be a quiet month for Xbox One exclusive games as they will only unveil "World of Tanks" and "Spectra."

"Spectra" is an old-school, racing 3D game set for release on July 10, while "World of Tanks" is an online war game set for release on July 28.

Meanwhile, Gamepur reported that PSPlus subscribers are in for a treat as "Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-" will be up for grabs for the PS4 and "Batman: Arkham Begins Blackgate" will be available for free on PlayStation Vita.

"Metal Gear: Ground Zeroes," and "Ether One" are the exclusive games available for PS4 this June and they will be pulled out of the PS Store in a few days. Hence, gamers might want to download the games now. 

Check out all of the free games available this June courtesy of Playstation Blog.