Ragnarok is one of several games coming to PlayStation Plus this January, rounding out a disappointing month for Essential subscribers.

PlayStation Plus is adding more titles to its Game Catalog in January, and the list includes some heavy hitters. God of War Ragnarok leads the list, letting subscribers who never bought the sequel continue on Kratos and Atreus' adventure as they try to prevent the Norse apocalypse.

PS Plus has returned with a major new delivery of titles for subscribers to its Extra and Premium tiers, leading the charge with recognisable AAA titles.

Sony is set to freshen up the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for Extra and Premium subscribers with a bunch of new additions in January. The obvious headliner here is God of War Ragnarök (PS4 and PS5),

More than a dozen new games have been added to PlayStation Plus this January, including God of War: Ragnarok and Grand Theft Auto V.

The game catalog for the PlayStation Plus January 2025 includes several notable titles from recent years. The PS Plus Extra and Premium tiers will feature games such as God of War Ragnarok, Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name,

Sony has revealed the full line-up of PlayStation Plus Games Catalog additions for January 2025, which includes God of War Ragnarok, Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, and more.

The biggest news is that Sony is bringing Ragnarök to PS Plus. The sequel to 2018's God Of War, Ragnarök is a bigger and often better open-world action game that tells an epic story about the end of the world, gods fighting each other, and a father learning to let his son grow up. It’s a great game and its nice to see it make the leap to PS Plus.

In this article, check out the information on Sony PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for January that includes games like God of War Ragnarok & more.

In addition to its expansive campaign, God of War Ragnarok features a unique mode called Valhalla. This mode is a roguelike experience that allows players to test their skills, but it doesn’t stop there — it also includes a compelling narrative that God of War fans can’t afford to miss.