PS Plus Game Catalog December 2025: Full Lineup Revealed
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Sony has revealed the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup for December 2025.
What’s New in PS Plus’ Game Catalog for December 2025
The game that stood out right away is Assassin’s Creed: Mirage, a game that’s perfect for those tired of the direction the series has taken over the years, as this title leans more heavily on how it was in the series’ early days, where it’s focused on stealth and revolves mostly around a single city location. I loved my time with it, and those not fond of how “open world” and RPG-focused the series became in the earlier games will appreciate what this has to offer.
Another one is Skate Story, a game that looked rather interesting when it was first announced: you are a skater demon made of glass tasked with skating to the moon and swallowing it. It’s a unique take on skateboarding, mixing it with an otherworldly setting, and is this month’s day one title.
If you love soulslike and the challenge that comes with those games, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is another solid choice to download, as it’s developer Team Ninja’s take on the formula set in the Three Kingdoms period.
Here’s the full list of titles joining the catalog this month and will be available starting on December 16, except Skate Story as it’s already available on the service.
PS Plus Game Catalog – December 2025 (For Extra and Premium/Deluxe Members)
Assassin’s Creed Mirage (PS5)
Wo Long Fallen Dynasty (PS5)
Skate Story (PS5)
Granblue Fantasy: Relink (PS5, PS4)
Planet Coaster 2 (PS5)
Cat Quest 3 (PS5, PS4)
Lego Horizon Adventures (PS5)
Paw Patrol: Grand Prix (PS5, PS4)
Paw Patrol World (PS5,PS4)
PS Plus Classics Catalog – December 2025 (For Premium/Deluxe Members)
Soul Calibur 3 (PS5,PS4)
December 2025 Monthly Games Recap
The Monthly Games for December 2025 also features a solid lineup for the holidays, as you can add Lego Horizon Adventures, The Outlast Trials, Neon White, Killing Floor 3, and Synduality Echo of Ada to your account.
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