Sony has a surprise for PlayStation Plus Extra subscribers, and itโs a big one. Three new games are coming in February, and fans did not see this coming.
PlayStation users always hope for exciting new titles, and this time, Sony is delivering something special.
Nobody likes boring game drops, and Sony knows that. The latest announcement has gamers talking, and for a good reason.
What are these new games? Why are fans so excited? Letโs get into it.
ย What Are the New Games?
Sony has revealed three big games coming to PlayStation Plus Extra in February.
Action, sports, and classic RPG fans all have something to look forward to.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
One of the biggest action-adventure games in recent years is finally coming to PS Plus.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor puts you in the role of Cal Kestis, a Jedi fighting for survival against the Empire.
With lightsaber combat, force powers, and massive planets to explore, this game delivers everything Star Wars fans love.
Expect intense battles, deep storytelling, and an open world that keeps you engaged for hours. If you missed it when it launched, now is the perfect time to jump in.
TopSpin 2K25
Sports fans finally get something fresh on PS Plus. TopSpin 2K25 is the newest tennis game bringing back the beloved franchise after a long break.
Realistic gameplay, famous players, and competitive online modes make this a must-play for tennis lovers.
SaGa Frontier Remastered
Classic RPG fans get a treat with SaGa Frontier Remastered. This is an updated version of a legendary PlayStation RPG with improved graphics and new content.
The game offers multiple characters with different stories, so every playthrough feels unique.
Turn-based combat, deep exploration, and an old-school RPG feel make this game perfect for anyone who loves classic adventures. If you enjoy strategy and unique storytelling, this is one to check out.
When Can You Play Them?
PlayStation Plus Extra subscribers do not have to wait long to jump into these games. Sony has confirmed that all three will be available starting February 18, 2025.
Once they go live, subscribers can download and play them as long as they remain part of the PS Plus Extra catalog. Keep in mind that Sony rotates games in and out, so if you are interested in any of these titles, it is best to grab them while they are available.
More Games Might Be Coming
Sony has already confirmed these three games, but that might not be all. PlayStation Plus often adds more titles throughout the month, and surprises are always possible.
Some rumored games that could be coming soon include:
- Blue Prince โ A first-person puzzle and exploration game
- Abiotic Factor โ A six-player survival crafting game
- Ape Escape 3 โ A classic PlayStation platformer rumored for PS Plus Premium
Sony has not confirmed exact dates for Blue Prince or Abiotic Factor, but they are expected to launch in spring and summer 2025 as day-one PS Plus Extra titles. If the Ape Escape 3 rumor is true, it could be a great addition for fans of classic PlayStation games.
Sony sometimes announces extra games later in the month, so there is always a chance that more surprises will be revealed soon.
Some Games Are Leaving
While new games are joining PS Plus, some will also be leaving the service. Sony has confirmed that on February 18, 2025, the following games will be removed from the Extra and Premium catalogs:
- Tales of Arise
- The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition
- Outriders
- Scarlet Nexus
- Resident Evil 2
- Dragon Ball FighterZ
- Life is Strange
- Life is Strange: Before the Storm
If you have been playing any of these, make sure to finish them before they disappear. Once they leave, they will no longer be available unless you buy them separately.
Is PS Plus Getting Better?
PlayStation Plus has been adding some solid games, but is it improving overall? Fans have mixed opinions. On one hand, Sony is adding big titles like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, which is a major win. On the other hand, losing games like Tales of Arise and The Outer Worlds can be disappointing.
Another issue is that PlayStation Plus does not get as many day-one releases as Xbox Game Pass. Sony is starting to change that with games like Blue Prince and Abiotic Factor, but it is still not happening as often as fans would like.
Overall, February looks like a strong month for PS Plus, but it will depend on what Sony does next. More day-one games and surprise additions could make the service even better.
The year has barely started, and there are already so many surprises for gamers. Before the PS Plus announcement, Halo dropped a new update for Halo Infinite: Operation Frontlines.
