While the free PS Plus titles for January 2025 have been announced, subscribers will still need to wait until January 7 before the games are available for download. From then on, January 2025's PS Plus games will remain accessible to subscribers until February 3, 2025, so they should have plenty of time to add each game to their library.

PS Plus is soon receiving its first batch of free games for 2025, and here's how much storage space subscribers should set aside for them.

ORIGINAL: PlayStation Plus subscribers are counting down to the reveal of the free PS4 and PS5 games for January 2025. A little later than usual, the PS Plus Essentials will be unveiled by Sony at 4.30pm GMT UK time on the afternoon of January 1.

PS Plus subscribers can take on the Justice League, satisfy their need for speed, and explore one of the weirdest games of all time this month.

PlayStation Plus’ free games for January includes Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League a year after the live service shooter’s critically-panned launch. It joins the paid monthly subscription service just in time for players to experience the final season and access the long-requested offline mode.

Sony reveals the first free PlayStation Plus games that users will be able to claim for their digital libraries in 2025.

Here are all the games PlayStation Plus subscribers can access this month. You can also check out the games Sony added to the PlayStation Plus Library in December. According to IGN, Warner Bros. Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels said in an earnings call in February 2024 that this game fell short of expectations,

With GTA 6, Ghost of Yotei, and Death Stranding 2 all set to release this year, it's a great time to try their predecessors on PS Plus.

PlayStation Plus subscribers have three free games for January, including a big AAA title that wasn't very great, a solid remaster, and an incredibly bizarre game.

It’s a new year and that means another round of PlayStation Plus games are inbound. The month of January features some uneven offerings, a critical and commercial failure, a cult classic and a beloved indie darling.