The first PlayStation Plus games of 2025 include The Stanley Parable and Suicide Squad

Sony just released it the first set of PlayStation Plus games in 2025 available to all registrants, regardless of their registration level. It has arrived this month Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Need for Speed ​​​​Hot Pursuit Remastered and Stanley Model: Ultra Deluxe. I wouldn’t say it’s the most fun game, but at least The story of Stanley is old, even old – the game was first released in 2011 as a mod for Half Life 2. The game was released in full in 2013, and Ultra Deluxe The Bible was released on modern consoles in 2022.

Original producers Davey Wreden and William Pugh included the Ultra Deluxe version, with an additional script and some new modifiers that the developers didn’t really come up with: “Everything you remember was recreated, but it’s different in some way. We’ve been there before, right?” In short, however, the game expands on the original with more options, more dialogue and more choices for the player to navigate. If you haven’t given this game a shot, now you have no excuse not to check it out.

Need for Speed ​​​​Hot Pursuit Re-education and another oldie – which was originally released in 2010, but was updated to PS4 in 2020. It is the version that is available now, with all kinds of jobs for a runner or a police officer, depending on the side of the law you want to be on. This version includes the multiplayer modes and all the DLCs that were released for the first game.

Finally, the new game in the group is Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, live chat game that was delayed several times, got bad reviews as well reportedly cost Warner Bros. $200 million. Adding insult to injury, the producers announced that the current era of products it would be his lastalthough there are no plans to close the game. Since it only came out last February, it’s been a long time. I’m not sure I’d want to jump on a sinking ship just yet, but you can give it a shot without shelling out the $70 it still needs.

Both games are available from January 7th to PS Plus subscribers, and you have them until then add December games to your library.