Sony Reveals February 2025 PlayStation Plus Game Lineup

Sony has unveiled the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup for February 2025, announced during the State of Play 2025 broadcast. Exciting titles such as Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, TopSpin 2K25, and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 1 are set to enrich the subscription service this month. Additionally, Sony offered a sneak peek at upcoming additions to the Game Catalog and PlayStation Plus Premium, including games that will be available on launch day.

Among the highlights are two new indie games joining the Game Catalog. Blue Prince, described as a genre-bending architectural adventure, will launch directly into the Game Catalog this spring. Players will navigate a sprawling manor with 45 shifting rooms, where each door presents a new decision, adding depth to strategy, puzzles, and exploration. Following in the summer, Abiotic Factor, a six-player survival crafting game from Playstack and Deep Field Games, will also be available in the Game Catalog. In this game, players are stranded miles beneath the surface and must craft innovative gear and traps to survive and transform an underground complex into a new home.

Sony also confirmed that three classic FromSoftware mecha action games, the original PlayStation's Armored Core, Armored Core Project Phantasma, and Armored Core Master of Arena, will soon be accessible through PlayStation Plus Premium.

On February 18, as part of the Game Catalog’s February lineup, gamers can dive into Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 1 from Don’t Nod, with Tape 2 set to follow in the April lineup on April 15. Alongside these, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and TopSpin 2K25 will be ready to play from February 18.

The same day will also see the addition of two classics to PlayStation Plus Premium: the PSP’s rhythm game Patapon 3 and the PS2’s combat flight simulation Dropship: United Peace Force.

For a comprehensive overview of all announcements made at State of Play 2025 and what's on the horizon for PlayStation 5, be sure to visit IGN's detailed coverage.