PS5 owners are gearing up for the reveal of another PS Plus Extra lineup, and it's likely to be a banger month if predictions are anything to go by here's when we'll knowTech17:00, 14 Jan 2025PlayStation fans are desperate for Hogwarts Legacy to join PS Plus(Image: Still)It's mid-January, and while PlayStation gamers have this month's PS Plus Essentials titles to download (including Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League), if you've subscribed to the Extra or Premium tiers you've got a little more to come.Essentially PlayStation's answer to Xbox Game Pass, PS Plus adds a rotating library of titles to play. Since games go in and out of the lineup, this means newer games are often included, and fans have been predicting they might see Hogwarts Legacy.Whatever is coming, we've got the full rundown of the key dates for reveal and release here's when we'll know all about the PS Plus Extra and Premium titles.Hogwarts Legacy is tipped, yet again, for PS Plus(Image: Still)Running a little later than it usually does, the PS Plus Extra and Premium reveal time is 4:30 PM on January 15 (that's Wednesday).Sony usually has its reveals on the second Wednesday of every month, but the Holiday season and New Year celebrations nudged everything back a little.So what could be included? We've already covered predictions, and there are certainly some bangers among them.Aside from Hogwarts Legacy, fans are hoping for Resident Evil 4 Remake, or last year's excellent Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.Other Ubisoft titles in consideration include Assassin's Creed: Mirage and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, while console exclusives like Final Fantasy 16 and God of War: Ragnarok could be included.Many of those titles were included in the PlayStation January sale in recent weeks, too.Article continues belowAs for when they'll be released for download, we're glad you asked. It tends to be 5pm on the third Tuesday of the month. Because of the way the dates line up, that would mean they'll be available from January 21.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.RECOMMENDED