Sony has rolled out a significant update to its PlayStation Plus service, delivering six fresh gaming experiences to subscribers across different membership levels. April 2025 has proven to be an unusually active month for PlayStation Plus. Beyond the standard monthly free games offered at the beginning of April, members received early access to two PS Plus Extra titles ahead of schedule.

Typically, PS Plus Extra and Premium updates synchronize their releases, but April 2025 broke this pattern. Subscribers enjoyed early access to Blue Prince and EA Sports PGA Tour on April 10, nearly a week before the scheduled monthly refresh. Blue Prince, an innovative puzzle game blending roguelike mechanics, has earned critical praise as one of 2025's top-rated releases, while EA Sports PGA Tour delivers premium golf simulation. The latest update expands the catalog further with six additional titles - four for Extra members and two Premium exclusives.

The latest PS Plus update introduces Battlefield 1, Hogwarts Legacy, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage - Tape 2, and PlateUp to Extra subscribers, while Premium members gain exclusive access to Alone in the Dark 2 and War of the Monsters. Premium tier subscribers enjoy the complete catalog, including all Extra content, making it the most comprehensive PlayStation subscription option available.

Complete List of New PS Plus Games

• Battlefield 1 (Extra)
• Hogwarts Legacy (Extra)
• Lost Records: Bloom & Rage - Tape 2 (Extra)
• PlateUp (Extra)
• Alone in the Dark 2 (Premium Exclusive)
• War of the Monsters (Premium Exclusive)

April 2025 has delivered exceptional value for PS Plus Premium members. Beyond these new additions, all subscribers can still claim the April 2025 free games until May 5, including RoboCop: Rogue City, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory.

While welcoming new titles, Sony has also announced several departures from the service. The removal of certain PS Plus Extra games, including fan favorites like Animal Well and Slay the Spire, may disappoint some subscribers, though the influx of new content helps soften the blow.