Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed the new additions to the PS Plus catalog starting on January 21st, including some major titles for subscribers. Players can look forward to games like God of War Ragnarök, Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings, and more.
To access these games, users must subscribe to either the Extra plan (for PS4 and PS5 games) or the Deluxe plan (for classic PS1 and PS2 titles). Subscribing to the service will unlock these games and many others available in the library.
In addition to the headliners, players can access titles such as Atlas Fallen: Reign of Sand, Orcs Must Die! 3, Sayonara Wild Hearts, and some classic gems.
Here’s the complete list of games coming to PS Plus in January for Extra and Deluxe subscribers:
- ANNO: Mutationem (PS4, PS5)
- Atlas Fallen: Reign of Sand (PS5)
- Citizen Sleeper (PS4, PS5)
- God of War Ragnarök (PS4, PS5)
- Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name (PS4, PS5)
- Orcs Must Die! 3 (PS4, PS5)
- Poker Club (PS4)
- Sayonara Wild Hearts (PS4)
- SD Gundam Battle Alliance (PS4, PS5)
- Medievil II (Classic, PS4, PS5)
- Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings (Classic, PS4, PS5)
Among the two classic games, Medievil II was originally released on PS1 in 2000 as the sequel to the original game, which was later remade for PS4. Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings, first released in 2009 for PS2, will also be available.
The PS Plus subscription
To subscribe to PS Plus, users can complete the process directly on their PS4 or PS5 console, or through the official PlayStation website. There are three subscription tiers available: Essential, Extra, and Deluxe. Each plan provides access to online multiplayer and includes two to three free games every month.
The Extra and Deluxe plans offer additional benefits, with notable differences in their services. Both plans grant access to the full PS4 and PS5 game catalog and Ubisoft+ Classics. However, the Deluxe plan stands out by offering access to “Classics” (PS1 and PS2 games) and the ability to try out certain games with time-limited trials.
