PS Plus Extra and Premium June 2025 reveal time for the PS5 and PS4 games
It's nearly time for some fresh PS Plus titles for Extra and Premium subscribers, and if recent surprise reveals are anything to go by, it's set to be a lineup that surpasses all expectations.
PS Plus subscribers have been truly spoilt this past month. The unexpected drop of new PS Plus titles included bonus games such as Another Crab's Treasure and Grand Theft Auto 3 for Extra and Premium subscribers, along with a significant delivery of Essential games.
And it seems the surprises aren't stopping there. The recent PlayStation State of Play reveal gave players a glimpse into what's coming next, announcing that in addition to FBC: Firebreak, gamers can look forward to playing Deus Ex in the Premium tier this month, marking a major release before it had even been officially announced.
Owning a PS5 is proving to be quite rewarding, particularly with our PS Plus Extra and Premium June 2025 predictions suggesting that we could see some real gems added to the subscription service. It's a bit tough that players have to pay for live services while PC gamers don't face the same issue, but at least the top tiers of the service offer great value to players.
The PS Plus Extra and Premium June 2025 games reveal time is expected to maintain the high standard of releases we've seen since the announcement that the PS Plus Extra and Premium May 2025 games would be led by the somewhat lacklustre Sand Land.
Gamers are eagerly anticipating a host of new games expected to be released soon, with many keen to find out what will be added to their game libraries in June – but when exactly can we expect this announcement?
Here's everything you need to know about the reveal time for the PS Plus Extra and Premium June 2025 games.
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PS plus Extra and Premium June 2025 games reveal time
The PS Plus Extra and Premium June 2025 games reveal time is scheduled for 8.30am PDT / 11.30am EDT / 4.30pm BST on Wednesday, June 11. This is because Extra and Premium games are always unveiled on the second Wednesday of every month, before being released the following Tuesday, which in this instance is Tuesday, June 17.
If recent reveals are anything to go by, it's set to be an exciting month for the service. Amidst the flurry of game announcements we've seen recently, it'll be refreshing to actually play some games on the PS5 rather than merely daydreaming about them. After all, if they're being offered at no additional cost, we certainly won't be complaining.
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