PlayStation Plus free games lineup for May leaves subscribers divided
Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Playstation Plus, Sony
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Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Playstation Plus, Sony
It looks like PlayStation Plus could be losing some bangers in May 2025 if this latest information is to be believed.
One of the best perks of subscribing to the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers is that you have a lot more games to choose from including first-party properties, AAA big hitters, indie darlings and retro classics of yesteryear.
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If you subscribe to the PlayStation Plus Premium tier you also get access to trials, movies, streaming and more. However, much like Xbox Game Pass, both PS Plus Extra and Premium lose games on a rotational basis that are replaced with something new.
As such, popular Reddit user kayrakaanonline often predicts quite accurately when and what games could be leaving PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in the next month or so. As such, they’re back once more to let us know what’s most likely leaving PS Plus in May 2025.
Some of those PlayStation Plus games include: Crime Boss: Rockay City, Cat Quest I and II, Humanity, Tomb Raider I–III Remastered, GTA V (yes, again) and more.
“Can’t recommend Humanity enough. One of my all-time favourite puzzlers. 10/10,” replied Hazelarc.
“Crime Boss is a cooler version of Payday 3,” said TT Doom.
“With the cooperation between Rockstar Games and PlayStation, do you think GTA V could stay longer until GTA VI comes out?” asked OGMikeWazowski to which kayrakaanonline responded, “Never say never but so far, a Rockstar game has only stayed for six months, max.”
“I hope Tomb Raider stays,” exclaimed RUTHLESS_RAJ.
We’ll just have to wait and see to find out what’s leaving PlayStation Plus in May 2025 but in my experience, kayrakaanonline is usually right on the money. Of course, we’ll keep you posted whenever the latest PS Plus games drop.