Are the PlayStation Plus Games for July 2025 about to level up your summer gaming vibes? Dropping in July 2025, the PlayStation Plus Games for July 2025 lineup for Extra and Premium tiers is stacked with bangers like Cyberpunk 2077, Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, and more. This GGGAMER.net guide breaks down every title, from futuristic RPGs to PS1 classics, so you can dive into Night City or banish ghosts like a pro. Ready to game all month? Let’s roll!

4 New PS5 Games hitting the PlayStation Store on June 17, 2025, are straight fire, packing chaotic shooters, intense sports, rogue-lite adventures, and retro platformers. From FBC: Firebreak’s co-op madness to Gex Trilogy’s nostalgic vibes, this guide breaks down each title with why they’re worth your time. Ready to level up your PS5 library, gamer fam? 🎮🔥

Gears of War on PlayStation 5 is no longer just a dream—it’s officially dropping this year, and yes, we’re all freaking out. After being a hardcore Xbox exclusive for nearly two decades, Gears of War is finally making its PlayStation debut. Whether you're a longtime fan or just curious what the hype is about, this is the moment we never thought would actually come.

Astro Bot may have just taken the final step to becoming PlayStation’s new face, and that might spell the end for a certain stitched-up hero we've loved for years — Sackboy.

Heads up, PlayStation fans—Sony just dropped the full list of PS Plus Extra and Premium games for April 2025, and trust us, there’s a lot to be excited about! Every month, subscribers get new titles to dive into, and this month’s lineup includes a couple of day-one releases that are turning heads.

FromSoftware made a surprising decision to distance itself from Sony when developing Dark Souls, and according to former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida, the reason was simple: disappointment.During the development of Demon’s Souls, FromSoftware collaborated with Sony Japan Studio, initially planning for Sony to publish the game worldwide. However, Sony ultimately decided against localizing Demon’s Souls for Western markets, citing its punishing difficulty and negative early playtests. Instead, Atlus published the game in North America, while Bandai Namco handled its European release.