Sony is closing out 2025 with a stacked PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup that mixes big names, bold ideas, and a few surprises. Whether you want a lighthearted holiday escape or something that rattles your nerves, December has something for every mood. All titles are available from **Tuesday, December 2, through Monday, January 5**.
Below is a clear, sharp look at everything heading to your library this month.
**Platform**: PS5
Aloy enters the LEGO universe, and the result is pure charm. The story follows her battle against an ancient digital demon and a sun-worshipping cult that would gladly let the world burn. You can run solo as Aloy or unlock Varl, Teersa, and Erend, each with their own abilities.
Co-op is where the game really shines. You can play online or on a single screen, always sharing the same world rather than splitting the view. Levels can be replayed with new twists, challenges, and surprises, and the Mother’s Heart Community Board gives you extra tasks to help the village. It’s an upbeat holiday-friendly adventure with solid replay value.
**Platform**: PS5
The series’ trademark chaos returns. Killing Floor 3 pushes harder into co-op combat, letting up to six players fight through dense waves of bioengineered horrors unleashed by megacorp Horzine.
Nightfall Specialists bring unique skills and an arsenal built for messy work. Dash and climbing abilities give each fight more mobility, and weapons chew through zeds with brutal force. Build your loadout, stay coordinated, and try to hold your ground before the darkness wins.
**Platforms**: PS4, PS5
This is pure tension. You have been abducted by the Murkoff Corporation and thrown into a facility designed to break the mind. Play solo or with up to three others as you face Trials and MK-Challenges that test nerves as much as skill.
Just like classic Outlast, you survive by hiding, running, and outsmarting enemies. Tools help you boost stealth or escape more easily, but you have to earn them, upgrade them, and protect them. No matter how many players join you, one rule stays the same: get out alive.
**Platform**: PS5
Set in the year 2222, long after toxic rains nearly wiped out humanity, this sci-fi action game puts you in the role of a Drifter hunting AO Crystals on a dangerous surface world. Your AI partner, your Magus, helps you track creatures called Enders as you navigate storms, ruins, and other survivors.
Resource runs are risky. You ride a mecha-like Cradlecoffin to explore the surface, and other players can help or ambush you. One mistake, one blind corner, and you could lose not only your gear but the mech itself. It’s tense, tactical, and perfect for players who like high stakes.
**Platforms**: PS4, PS5
Neon White is speedrunning joy. You play as White, an assassin pulled from Hell to eliminate demons in Heaven. Each mission pushes you to move fast, optimise routes, and weave combat into constant momentum.
Soul Cards act as both weapons and movement abilities. Discarding a card often gives you the dash or jump you need to hit a shortcut and chase faster times. The cast of assassins brings a surprising layer of mystery, and the leaderboard grind keeps the adrenaline flowing.
If you haven’t already added **Stray**, **EA Sports WRC 24**, or **Totally Accurate Battle Simulator**, you have until **Monday, December 1**, to grab them.
December’s lineup hits a rare balance. You get a blockbuster in LEGO Horizon Adventures, a heavy co-op hitter in Killing Floor 3, a psychological gauntlet in The Outlast Trials, a sci-fi scavenger hunt with Synduality Echo of Ada, and the stylish speed of Neon White.
It’s a confident end to the year and a solid holiday treat for PlayStation Plus members.
Below is a clear, sharp look at everything heading to your library this month.
LEGO Horizon Adventures
**Platform**: PS5
Aloy enters the LEGO universe, and the result is pure charm. The story follows her battle against an ancient digital demon and a sun-worshipping cult that would gladly let the world burn. You can run solo as Aloy or unlock Varl, Teersa, and Erend, each with their own abilities.
Co-op is where the game really shines. You can play online or on a single screen, always sharing the same world rather than splitting the view. Levels can be replayed with new twists, challenges, and surprises, and the Mother’s Heart Community Board gives you extra tasks to help the village. It’s an upbeat holiday-friendly adventure with solid replay value.
Killing Floor 3
**Platform**: PS5
The series’ trademark chaos returns. Killing Floor 3 pushes harder into co-op combat, letting up to six players fight through dense waves of bioengineered horrors unleashed by megacorp Horzine.
Nightfall Specialists bring unique skills and an arsenal built for messy work. Dash and climbing abilities give each fight more mobility, and weapons chew through zeds with brutal force. Build your loadout, stay coordinated, and try to hold your ground before the darkness wins.
The Outlast Trials
**Platforms**: PS4, PS5
This is pure tension. You have been abducted by the Murkoff Corporation and thrown into a facility designed to break the mind. Play solo or with up to three others as you face Trials and MK-Challenges that test nerves as much as skill.
Just like classic Outlast, you survive by hiding, running, and outsmarting enemies. Tools help you boost stealth or escape more easily, but you have to earn them, upgrade them, and protect them. No matter how many players join you, one rule stays the same: get out alive.
Synduality Echo of Ada
**Platform**: PS5
Set in the year 2222, long after toxic rains nearly wiped out humanity, this sci-fi action game puts you in the role of a Drifter hunting AO Crystals on a dangerous surface world. Your AI partner, your Magus, helps you track creatures called Enders as you navigate storms, ruins, and other survivors.
Resource runs are risky. You ride a mecha-like Cradlecoffin to explore the surface, and other players can help or ambush you. One mistake, one blind corner, and you could lose not only your gear but the mech itself. It’s tense, tactical, and perfect for players who like high stakes.
Neon White
**Platforms**: PS4, PS5
Neon White is speedrunning joy. You play as White, an assassin pulled from Hell to eliminate demons in Heaven. Each mission pushes you to move fast, optimise routes, and weave combat into constant momentum.
Soul Cards act as both weapons and movement abilities. Discarding a card often gives you the dash or jump you need to hit a shortcut and chase faster times. The cast of assassins brings a surprising layer of mystery, and the leaderboard grind keeps the adrenaline flowing.
Last Chance for November’s Games
If you haven’t already added **Stray**, **EA Sports WRC 24**, or **Totally Accurate Battle Simulator**, you have until **Monday, December 1**, to grab them.
Final Thoughts
December’s lineup hits a rare balance. You get a blockbuster in LEGO Horizon Adventures, a heavy co-op hitter in Killing Floor 3, a psychological gauntlet in The Outlast Trials, a sci-fi scavenger hunt with Synduality Echo of Ada, and the stylish speed of Neon White.
It’s a confident end to the year and a solid holiday treat for PlayStation Plus members.