Diablo IV headlines Sony PlayStation Plus July 2025 monthly games lineup
Sony
has announced the PlayStation Plus monthly game lineup for July 2025, featuring three major titles led by Blizzard's action RPG
Diablo IV
. The announcement coincides with PlayStation Plus celebrating its 15th anniversary on June 29, marking a significant milestone for the subscription service that launched in 2010.
Available from July 1 to August 4, PS Plus members across all tiers can claim Diablo IV (PS5, PS4), The King of Fighters XV (PS5, PS4), and Jusant (PS5 only). The timing is particularly notable for Diablo IV, which is receiving a major update that expands endgame dungeons and adds keyboard and mouse support for console players.
Sony celebrates 15th anniversary of PlayStation Plus
To commemorate the 15th anniversary, Sony is launching multiple celebratory initiatives throughout the summer. PlayStation Plus Premium members can access game trials for WWE 2K25 starting today and
Monster Hunter Wilds
beginning June 30. Additionally, all players will enjoy free online multiplayer access this weekend (June 28-29) without requiring a PlayStation Plus membership.
The anniversary festivities also include exclusive PlayStation Store discounts for members on June 27-29, featuring titles like Sniper Elite: Resistance, Sid Meier's Civilization VII, and Star Wars Outlaws. Premium members can unlock a 15% discount on up to 2,000 movies through Sony Pictures Core until August 12.
Since PlayStation Plus launched 15 years ago, the service has offered more than 500 monthly games through its Monthly Games benefit, previously known as the Instant Game Collection. The PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, introduced three years ago, has seen strong engagement with recent top-played titles including Ghost of Tsushima, God of War Ragnarök, Grand Theft Auto V, and Hogwarts Legacy.
Nick Maguire, VP of Global Services at
Sony Interactive Entertainment
, emphasized the company's commitment to "providing access to quality game experiences through PlayStation Plus, along with key benefits such as exclusive PlayStation Store discounts, online multiplayer access, Cloud Game Streaming and more." While Sony hasn't disclosed subscriber numbers, the Premium tier reportedly grew 18% over the past year.
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