PS5 and PS4 players, the time is almost here as Sony is going to reveal the PS Plus monthly games for February 2025 here's all we know so far about when you'll find out what's newTech10:25, 27 Jan 2025Updated 10:25, 27 Jan 2025PlayStation Plus is bringing more new games to Sony console owners(Image: Sony )Sony's PS Plus got off to a mixed start in 2025. While some fans were torn on the Essential games, the Extra lineup made up for it with God of War Ragnarok and plenty more.Still, it's all about what's next and as we approach the end of January, we expect some PS5 and PS4 owners are already looking to the next lineup of games. The good news is, you don't have long to wait to find out.The bad news is, you won't be playing for a little while yet let us explain.Deathstroke marks the final DLC character (Image: Rocksteady Studios)As far as monthly games go, Sony tends to stick to a familiar reveal cadence where it announces games on the PlayStation Blog and its social media channels at 4:30 PM UK time on the last Wednesday of every month.That means we should know what we're playing on January 29, but we won't be playing until the first Tuesday of the month so you'll need to wait until February 4.That also means you only have until February 4 to add the current games to your library. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is a fantastic racer where you can play as a street racer or a cop, performing slick powerslides and employing gadgets. It has a really unique 'Autolog' leaderboard system, too, so you're always competing against your friends even when playing solo.The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe is the latest and greatest version of the 2013 indie hit that's still so beloved more than a decade on. It's not prettier, but it adds fresh choices and secrets to an adventure that was already unmissable.Article continues belowFinally, the headline addition is Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. Much maligned at launch, the game now has an offline mode which means it's a fun third-person shooter set in the DC Comics universe. It undeniably disappointed at launch, but with all of its new characters added before developer Rocksteady moves onto other things, it's well worth checking out if you're a fan of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. Still not convinced? Read my opinion piece from last month.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.RECOMMENDED