As gamers pack away the survival horror of August, Sony is bringing a tonal shift. PlayStation Plus lineup will now feature its September entries. Trading high-octane spectacle for creativity, the upcoming collection promises a quieter, yet equally engaging, experience for subscribers.
The official reveal confirms three critically acclaimed titles, each offering a unique and imaginative journey that proves PlayStation Plus isn’t just about pulse-pounding thrills.
The horror action of Lies of P, the tense survival of Day Z, and the explosive anime combat of My Hero One’s Justice 2 dominated the month.
Now, as those titles prepare to depart, Sony is pivoting sharply towards a more thoughtful and imaginative selection. Subscribers who want to claim August’s titles must act fast: they are available for their final hours before vanishing from the service.
The September 2025 PlayStation Plus monthly games officially launch on September 2, bringing with them a diverse array of experiences. Here are the titles:
This quirky and humorous platformer drops players into the mind of Razputin “Raz” Aquato, a psychic secret agent. Featuring a stunning mix of bizarre and creative mental landscapes, the game blends heartfelt storytelling with inventive gameplay. It’s an adventure that is both emotionally resonant and wildly imaginative.
For those seeking a more tranquil experience, Stardew Valley offers a serene escape into farm life. Players inherit their grandfather’s run-down farm and must rebuild it from the ground up, all while engaging with a charming community. It’s a beautifully nostalgic and relaxing experience for players looking to unwind.
This inventive puzzle-adventure title twists reality with a camera mechanic. Players use snapshots to literally reshape the world around them, creating new pathways and solving mind-bending environmental puzzles. It’s a testament to creative game design and offers a truly unique gameplay loop.
While this trio may lack the explosive punch of a traditional AAA blockbuster, their inclusion is a significant statement from Sony. The selection of Psychonauts 2, Stardew Valley, and Viewfinder showcases a commitment to celebrating creativity, emotional depth, and imaginative design.