PlayStation Plus: Discover the Games Entering Extra and Deluxe Plans in September

by Jonathan Dubinski September 10, 2025

written by Jonathan Dubinski September 10, 2025

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WWE 2K25 is coming to PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe, offering a dynamic wrestling experience with features like The Bloodlines Dynasty showcase, joint fights between men and women, and a multi-genre MyRise narrative.
Persona 5 Tactica, a strategy RPG, will be available on both PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe. Players will join the Phantom Thieves in a world controlled by a tyrant, with Erina inviting them to join her cause.
Green Hell, an open-world survival simulator set in the Amazon rainforest, is coming to PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe. Players must use real survival techniques to craft items, hunt, gather resources, build shelters, and manage their physical and mental health.
All three games will be accessible for PlayStation Plus subscribers starting September 16.

PlayStation Plus Extra & Deluxe: WWE 2K25, Persona 5 Tactica, Green Hell Debut on September 16

Sony has announced new additions to the PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe game catalogs, which become available starting Tuesday, September 16. For the PlayStation Plus Extra tier, notable titles include: WWE 2K25 (PS5, PS4): This title features The Bloodlines Dynasty showcase, allowing players to relive history and create custom matches. It introduces joint fights between men and women, the return of chain wrestling, underground matches, Bloodline rules, and a multi-genre MyRise narrative. Persona 5 Tactica (PS5, PS4): A strategy RPG where the Phantom Thieves find themselves in a world controlled by a tyrant. They are saved by Erina, a revolutionary, who then invites them to join her cause. Green Hell (PS5, PS4): This open-world survival simulator is set in the Amazon rainforest. Players must use real survival techniques to craft items, hunt, fight, gather resources, build shelters, and manage their physical and mental health. It supports solo play or online co-op with up to four players. Subscribers to these PlayStation Plus plans can look forward to accessing these titles on September 16.