Reminder: Redeem These 3 PS Plus Games Before They're Gone | Push Square

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The usual monthly PS Plus Essential refresh takes place tomorrow (4th February 2025) so if you're still yet to claim the PS5, PS4 games offering from January 2025, you've got less than 24 hours to do so. In case you need a reminder of the selection, the titles you can claim and keep are:

As long as you at least redeem the games to your PSN account, you can keep and play the titles for as long as you have an active PS Plus membership. If you cancel the subscription, you'll need to buy them to regain access.

All PS5, PS4 games lists for PS Plus Essential, Extra, and Premium

From tomorrow at 9am GMT, the games above will be replaced by the selection for February 2025. That new offering will include PAYDAY 3 and High on Life. Do you think that's a better lineup than what's departing, or is it a downgrade? Let us know in the comments below.

Liam grew up with a PlayStation controller in his hands and a love for Metal Gear Solid. Nowadays, he's found playing the latest and greatest PS5 games as well as supporting Derby County. That last detail is his downfall.

Wish they would focus more on the indies for ps plus like they used to in the early ps4 days. Mind you given the general anti indie hatred that was levelled by the COD brigade et al («whats this crap, is this a mobile gamez») probably is why games need to be AAAAA now and take 5 years to make.

PS+ sub finished in December last year.
Only thing I'm (sort of) missing is the PS5 game save backup utility. PS4 is fine and can back up to USB of course.
The games seem to have taken a downturns in quality.

@Jrs1 I agree with you completely. PS+ used to be so indie forward and goofy. We’d get random stuff that no one was probably buying or only a select few were buying. I’d rather have that than the last ditch pitches for dead live service games like Suicide Squad and Payday 3 to survive just a little bit longer.

Mind you, I don’t mind if live service games are in the service, but both of these games have been very public