PlayStation Plus Game Catalog For January 2025 Includes Like A Dragon Gaiden, God Of War: Ragnarok, And More

The ongoing engagement for PlayStation Plus for 2024 has been at an all-time high and continues into the next year. So far, 2025 has so far kept subscribers tame with its offerings. For the first wave of monthly free titles, the list offered from Sony Interactive Entertainment It Takes Two, Aliens: Dark Descent, and Temtem for this month.

As per PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, the past month did not hesitate to offer enticing new additions for you to stack onto your growing backlog. At the time, PlayStation Plus welcomed games including Dying Light 2, Like A Dragon: Ishin, Chivalry II, Grand Theft Auto V, and Digimon Survive. Now that list is entering the new calendar year also.

This week, Sony Interactive Entertainment has unveiled the new roster coming to PlayStation Plus starting on January 21st. You can read the full list below:

PlayStation 5

ANNO: Mutationem
Atlas Fallen: Reign Of Sand
Citizen Sleeper
God of War Ragnarok
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name
Orcs Must Die! 3
SD Gundam Battle Alliance

PlayStation 4

ANNO: Mutationem
Citizen Sleeper
God of War Ragnarok
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name
Orcs Must Die! 3
Poker Club
Sayonara Wild Hearts
SD Gundam Battle Alliance

PlayStation 2

Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings 

PlayStation

Medievil II

“With its rich characters, intricate plot, and attention to detail, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has delivered a masterpiece that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the gaming landscape,” Rectify Gaming gave for its review in Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name; scoring the title a 10/10.

In our review for God of War: Raganrok, we said: “Kratos and Atreus are the heart and steel that forge God of War Ragnarök into a flawless and fitting end to the Norse Saga.” Also scored 10/10. You can read the full review by heading here. 

Are you excited for this latest PlayStation Plus Game Catalog wave?

Source: PlayStation Blog