The first PlayStation Plus games of 2025 include The Stanley Parable and Suicide Squad

Sony recently revealed the first set of PlayStation Plus games in 2025 that are available to all subscribers, regardless of what type of service they subscribe to. They are high this month Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Need for Speed ​​​​Hot Pursuit Remastered again Stanley Cup: Ultra Deluxe. I wouldn’t say it’s the most exciting set of games, but at least Stanley’s illustration it’s classic, or old – the game was first released in 2011 as a mod Half-Life 2. The game was then fully released in 2013, too Ultra Deluxe version was released for modern consoles in 2022.

The original creators Davey Wreden and William Pugh put it together Ultra Deluxe edition, with expanded text and a number of other new modifiers that the developers didn’t directly come up with: “Everything you remember is recreated, yet somehow different. We’ve been here before, right?” Overall though, the game expands on the original with more choices, more dialogue and more options for the player to navigate. If you haven’t given the game a try, now you have no excuse not to check it out.

Need for Speed ​​​​Hot Pursuit It’s being redone it’s another oldie – originally released in 2010, but updated for PS4 in 2020. That’s the version available here, with full career paths for a runner or a cop, depending on which side of the law you like to be on. This version also includes multiplayer modes and all the DLC released for the original game.

Finally, a new game in the batch Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, live-action game that has had many delays, received many negative reviews and reportedly cost Warner Bros. 200 million dollars. To add insult to injury, the developers have announced that the current season of content will be the last, although there are no plans to close the game yet. Considering it came out this past February, that’s a pretty short life. I’m not sure I’d want to jump on the sinking ship at this point, but at least you can give it a shot without shelling out the $70 it still costs.

All of these games are available from January 7th to PS Plus subscribers, and you have until then to add the December games to your library.