Sony has announced its next batch of PlayStation Plus Monthly Games, due to arrive for subscribers in December 2025.
Notably, the list includes this year’s LEGO Horizon Adventures, the family-friendly retelling of the franchise’s first entry (that’s also notable for bringing the PlayStation franchise to Nintendo Switch).
Also included in next month’s offerings is the decidedly non-family friendly Killing Floor 3, a first-person shooter where you and other co-op buddies hunt down bioengineered creatures of a more disturbing nature. (IGN’s Killing Floor 3 review returned a 7/10.)
If you’re still not over the spooky season, then you should look no further than The Outlast Trials, which developer Red Barrels itself describes as a game featuring “mind-numbing terror.” IGN’s The Outlast Trials review surfaced with another 7/10, saying The Outlast Trials had “all of the gory appeal of a cheesy horror movie.” Which is to say some, but also that it’s something of an acquired taste.
If you want something a little less creepy, the stylish but tense extraction shooter Synduality Echo of Ada features mechs and a cool sci-fi premise. IGN’s Synduality review returned, you guessed it, another 7/10, praising its mech-based gameplay but saying it was a bit of a grind to get to its best bits.
Next month’s final game is Neon White, the even more stylish shooter-meets-visual novel featuring angst-ridden assassins. IGN’s Neon White review awarded the game an 8/10, praising its “airtight level design and fantastic sense of momentum.”
PlayStation Plus December 2025 games lineup:
As a reminder, existing subscribers have until next Monday, December 1 to add this month’s PlayStation Plus Monthly Games to their libraries, including Stray, EA Sports WRC 24 and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator.
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