PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for March 2025 Confirmed

Sony has officially unveiled the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for March 2025, revealing a diverse selection of PS5, PS4, and classic titles available for download by subscribers. As detailed on the official PlayStation Blog, this month brings an exciting lineup packed with sports, action, and retro experiences.

PlayStation Plus Extra members will gain access to eight high-quality titles this month, including *UFC 5*, *Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown*, and *Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions*. These games offer a mix of competitive gameplay, cinematic storytelling, and nostalgic flair that should appeal to a wide variety of players.

For PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, four unique titles are joining the catalog in March. This includes *Arcade Paradise VR* for PSVR2, along with a trio of original PlayStation-era FromSoftware classics: *Armored Core*, *Armored Core: Project Phantasma*, and *Armored Core: Master of Arena*. These titles offer a deep dive into early mech-based combat design and arcade-style simulation fun.

March 2025 PlayStation Plus Extra & Premium Games Lineup

• UFC 5 – PS5
• Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown – PS4, PS5
• Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions – PS4
• Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation Code Fairy – PS4, PS5
• Arcade Paradise – PS4, PS5
• Bang-On Balls: Chronicles – PS4, PS5
• You Suck at Parking – PS4, PS5
• Syberia – The World Before – PS4, PS5

PlayStation Plus Premium Titles – March 2025

• Arcade Paradise VR – PS VR2
• Armored Core – PS4, PS5
• Armored Core: Project Phantasma – PS4, PS5
• Armored Core: Master of Arena – PS4, PS5

All listed titles will be available for redemption starting **March 18, 2025**, and can be downloaded directly from the PlayStation Store as long as you maintain an active subscription.

It’s also important to note that Sony has confirmed changes coming to PlayStation Plus beginning in January 2026. At that time, PS4 titles will no longer be a core part of the PlayStation Plus Essentials monthly lineup or the Game Catalog, with Sony shifting its focus entirely to PS5-exclusive content.

“As we shift to PS5, PS4 games will no longer be a key benefit and will only be occasionally offered for PlayStation Plus Monthly Games and Game Catalog,” the company stated. Subscribers who have already downloaded PS4 titles will retain access to them even after they rotate out of the catalog, though those titles “will still be available to play until they leave the catalog” during the regular monthly refresh cycle.

Sony emphasized its ongoing commitment to enhancing the PlayStation Plus experience, promising continued improvements to exclusive discounts, online multiplayer access, cloud storage for game saves, and the regular addition of new PS5 titles each month. As the platform evolves, players can expect a more streamlined, next-gen-focused service tailored for the PS5 generation.