Sony has just unveiled the first PlayStation Plus games of 2025, available to all subscribers, regardless of what tier of service they’ve signed up for. Until this month Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Need for Speed ​​Hot Pursuit Remastered And The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe. I can’t say it’s the most exciting series of games, but at least The Stanley Parable is a classic, albeit an old one – the game was first released in 2011 as a mod for Half-life 2. The game was released as a full version in 2013 Ultra Deluxe The version was released in 2022 for modern consoles.

Original creators Davey Wreden and William Pugh put this together Ultra Deluxe Edition, with an expanded script and a number of other new changes that the developers aren’t exactly open about: “Everything you remember has been recreated, and yet somehow it’s different. We’ve been here before, haven’t we?” Overall, however, the game is an expansion of the original, with more choices, more dialogue, and more choices for the player’s navigation. If you haven’t tried the game yet, there’s now no excuse not to give it a try.

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

Finally the newest game is in the batch Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, a live service game that was delayed multiple times, received mostly negative reviews and reportedly cost Warner Bros. around $200 million. To make matters worse, the developers announced that the current season of content would be the last, although there are no plans to shut down the game yet. Considering it only came out last February, that’s a pretty short lifespan. I’m not sure I want to jump on the sinking ship at this point, but you can at least give it a try without spending the $70 it still costs.

All of these games will be available to PS Plus subscribers starting January 7th. You have until then to add December’s games to your library.