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These nine games will drop on December 16th for subscribers. Those on the Extra tier will have access to nine of the games, while those on Premium will be able to play one more classic game exclusive to that most expensive tier. Skate Story is the one title that is already available since it was one of the few games to launch on Extra on day one. It hit the service on December 8th.
Here is the the full list:
PS Plus Extra Game Catalog
- Assassin’s Creed Mirage
- Wo Long Fallen Dynasty
- Skate Story (already out)
- Granblue Fantasy: Relink
- Planet Coaster 2
- Cat Quest 3
- LEGO Horizon Adventures
- Paw Patrol: Grand Prix
- Paw Patrol World
PS Plus Classics (Premium Only)
- Soulcalibur 3
Every single game in that lineup aside from LEGO Horizon Adventures, Skate Story, and Planet Coaster 2 has a PS4 version as well as a PS5 version. Wo Long and Assassin’s Creed Mirage also even have the ability for players to transfer their saves between PS4 and PS5, which can be a boon for those who want to double up on trophies (albeit with some nifty save data management).
Red Dead Redemption also technically dropped on December 2nd for Extra and Premium subscribers. However, PlayStation included it as part of the service’s November lineup.
Even though many games on this list are on the older side (especially Soulcalibur 3, which originally came out in 2005), Mirage is one of the few that recently got a huge update. Despite being over two years old, Ubisoft put out a lengthy free expansion called Valley of Memory that takes players to AlUla, which occupies the same space as modern-day Saudi Arabia, for a brand-new story and suite of missions. Many have appreciated this unexpected free DLC drop, but some have raised their eyebrows at it because Ubisoft reportedly received funding from Savvy Games Group, a company founded by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, to develop Valley of Memory. Critics are saying this free add-on (in addition to other entertainment and tourist-driven initiatives) is yet another attempt to whitewash the country’s ongoing history of human rights abuses.
