PS Plus: Game Catalogue for April 2025

Here's all the latest games coming to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue.
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The PS Plus Game Catalogue for April 2025 has been announced, with an eclectic bunch of games set to arrive for subscribers. The headliner of the bunch is technically Hogwarts Legacy, but there’s a host other, more compelling games joining the subscription platform this month – including Blue Prince (it’s a pun), which has recently been the talk of the town.

In this puzzle game, you’ll chart a mysterious manor of ever-shifting rooms, searching for the key to the mystery of Room 46. As the path grows long, a variety of other threads untangle, revealing the mansion’s past, and its impact on your present.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 2 is also dropping into the PS Plus Catalogue this month, continuing the story laid out in the first tape, of a group of friends dealing with a life-changing event that alters their memories.

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Beyond these titles, PS Plus subscribers are also getting two new classics this month, including one of Alone in the Dark‘s many sequels, and a PS2 monster mash bonanza.


PS Plus: Catalogue Games in April 2025

Here’s all the games coming to PlayStation Plus (Extra, Premium, Deluxe) subscribers in April 2025:

  • Hogwarts Legacy (PS4, PS5)
  • Blue Prince (PS5)
  • Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 2 (PS5)
  • EA Sports PGA Tour (PS5)
  • Battlefield 1 (PS4)
  • PlateUp! (PS4, PS5)

PS Plus: Premium, Deluxe Catalogue Games in April 2025

Those on the Premium and Deluxe tiers will also gain access to these titles in April 2025:

  • Alone in the Dark 2 (PS4, PS5)
  • War of the Monsters (PS4, PS5)

Most of these PS Plus Catalogue games will be available to play and download from 15 April 2025. Blue Prince and EA Sports PGA Tour will be available from 10 April. You can find out more about the latest PS Plus Game Catalogue on the PlayStation Blog.

Leah J. Williams is a gaming and entertainment journalist who's spent years writing about the games industry, her love for The Sims 2 on Nintendo DS and every piece of weird history she knows. You can find her tweeting @legenette most days.