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This month, subscribing to PlayStation Plus gives a nice holiday treat. Available starting December 2, 2025, members can download five free games for PS5-and where noted-PS4:

1. LEGO Horizon Adventures (PS5)

If you’ve ever wondered what Horizon might look like if it really leaned into fun, colourful chaos – well, here it is. LEGO Horizon Adventures turns Aloy’s world into a blocky sandbox full of charm, co-op silliness, and playful combat. It’s light, it’s goofy, it’s surprisingly polished, and honestly? It’s exactly the kind of game you fire up during the holidays when you want something relaxing that still feels rewarding.

2. Killing Floor 3 (PS5)

Ready to shoot monsters in the face with your friends? Killing Floor 3 doubles down on everything the series is known for — waves of horrifying bio-mutants, chunky gunplay, and a constant adrenaline drip. It’s messy, frantic, loud, and perfect for co-op nights when you want pure chaos without overthinking. If you enjoy shooters that don’t hold back on the gore or the fun, this one’s a guaranteed blast.

3. The Outlast Trials (PS4 / PS5)

This is not your casual horror game; it’s that kind which creeps under your skin and stays there. The Outlast Trials puts you inside Murkoff’s inhumane “therapy sessions,” throwing you into twisted challenges meant to break you mentally and emotionally. Play solo if you’re brave, or drag a friend in so you can scream together. It’s tense, uncomfortable, and brilliant if you love horror that doesn’t rely on cheap jumpscares.

4. Synduality: Echo of Ada (PS5)

A stylish sci-fi dystopia including mechs, mystery, and toxic rain — Synduality drops you into a ruined world where humanity is holding on by a thread. You scavenge, fight, upgrade, and slowly piece together what went wrong. It’s part exploration, part combat, part anime-style drama — and all wrapped in a world that’s fun to get lost in. Great if you enjoy action games with a futuristic edge.

5. Neon White (PS4 / PS5)

Neon White is basically what happens when you mix a speedrunner’s brain with an anime fever dream and a first-person shooter into one wild ride. Levels are fast, like blink-and-you’re-done, and every run begs you to go just a little quicker. This card-based movement system keeps things fresh, and the style? Ridiculously cool. If you love games that reward precision and mastery, this one’s addictive in the best way.
What Makes This Month’s Line-up Stand Out


Variety to Fit Every Mood: From light-hearted LEGO fun to sci-fi exploration, horror, co-op shooters, and fast-paced action-there’s something for just about every gamer this month.
Generous lineup: Five free games instead of the usual three — giving more value to PS Plus subscribers.
Good for group play & solo: Several titles support co-op (Killing Floor 3, The Outlast Trials, LEGO Horizon Adventures), while others – Neon White, Synduality – cater to solo players or those seeking a personal challenge.

Game of the Year (GOTY) is the biggest award in gaming, presented annually at The Game Awards, the industry’s most-watched celebration of developers, creators, and standout titles. Curated by a global jury of major media outlets and voted on partly by fans, the GOTY crown represents the game that defined the year in quality, innovation, and impact. The 2025 winners will be revealed live on December 11 during The Game Awards ceremony — streamed worldwide to millions of players tuning in to see which title takes home the industry’s highest honor.

Here are the games nominated for Game of the Year GOTY 2025:

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — A French RPG from Sandfall Interactive receiving historic nods.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach — Hideo Kojima’s return hits again.
Donkey Kong Bananza — Nintendo brings its own contender to the table.
Hades II — The indie sequel everyone expected… and then some.
Hollow Knight: Silksong — A long-awaited follow-up that stunned critics.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II — Historic realism meets ambitious storytelling.