PlayStation Plus Games Announced For January & Subscribers Aren't Happy

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PlayStation Plus has revealed its three free games for the month of January 2025, and fans aren't happy with their haul. Each month, Sony's online gaming subscription service grants its members a handful of games that are free to keep for as long as they remain subscribed. These usually aren't massive day-one releases — they're often indie games, older titles that are about to get sequels, or must-have PlayStation classics. This month's games, though, apparently leave a lot to be desired, and players on social media are making their disappointment known.

According to the official PlayStation X (formerly Twitter) page, the PS Plus free games for January 2025 are,, and . While there's nothing necessarily wrong with the former two games, many players take issue with the latter, since will stop releasing new content after the conclusion of its current season this month.

The announcement of this month's PS Plus games has led to an overwhelmingly negative reaction from players on social media, many of whom are operating under the assumption that is shutting off its servers this month. The servers aren't actually going offline, though; it's just new content updates that are coming to a stop, while the game itself will remain available in both single and multiplayer modes for the foreseeable future.

Warner Bros' next DC game has to learn from Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League's Biggest Mistakes if it wants to be financially successful.

Still, players have every right to criticize, especially considering the game's poor reviews, and the fact that it's already on deep discount at multiple retail stores and other online platforms. was widely panned for its technical issues, inclusion of microtransactions in a full-priced game, and lack of offline modes (although that's since been remedied). Some players, like @poke_dimitri, criticized its inclusion here, comparing the game to a "" after its support gets shut down.

Of course, isn't totally useless, but its appeal is