PS Plus free games: New games revealed for March 2025
Here's what's coming in March 2025.

The PS Plus games for March 2025 have been revealed, and there are some excellent titles to add to your collection.
Many free games are on offer for Essential, Extra and Premium tiers, and we've listed them all down for you below.
Each month, Sony shares which games are available for each tier of its subscription services. Ranging from blockbuster triple-A titles to underrated indies, there's something for everyone.
Those with a PlayStation (and a PS Plus subscription) have plenty of goodies in store this March. Read on for the latest lists of PS Plus free games.
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PS Plus free games for March 2025 confirmed
PS Plus Essential members will get the following free games from 4th March until 31st March 2025:
- Dragon Age: The Veilguard
- Sonic Colors
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
Just four months since release, the latest instalment of the Dragon Age franchise is already part of the PS Plus free games list. EA believes the game failed to meet sales expectations.
For those wanting to go fast, the addition of Sonic Colors is a great one. The 2010 platformer is another case of the speedy hedgehog looking to stop Doctor Eggman's sinister plans.
Lastly, the Cowabunga Collection is an excellent celebration of old-school platformers with 13 games included.
What's leaving PS Plus this month?
The Essential games for February, listed below, stop being available to claim after 3rd March.
- Payday 3
- High on Life
- Pac-Man World Re-Pac
What do you get with the other PS Plus tiers?
Even more games are available with the higher tiers of PlayStation Plus (Extra and Premium). We're still unsure what else will be added to the other tiers, but we got plenty of new games recently.
Information on March's Extra and Premium selection of games for subscribers to claim hasn't appeared yet.
As soon as the list appears, we'll be sure to update the page with the latest information.
Below is a list of February's Premium and Extra tiers:
- Patapon 3
- Dropship: United Peace Force
The following games are live on the PS Plus Extra and Premium Game Catalogues on 18th February 2025:
- Lost Records: Bloom and Rage - Tape 1
- Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
- TopSpin 2K25
- SaGa Frontier Remastered
- Somerville
- Tin Hearts
- Mordhau
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What to play on PS Plus – our recommendations
If you're looking for some other great games to play in the PS Plus Game Catalogue, we'd recommend these ones for sure:
- Control: Ultimate Edition
- Death Stranding Director's Cut (PS5)
- Days Gone (PS4)
- Demon's Souls (PS5)
- DOOM Eternal (PS4, PS5)
- Horizon Forbidden West (PS4, PS5)
As well as all the games included in the other tiers, PS Plus Premium lets you download and play older titles from PS1, PS2, PS3 and PSP to harken back to a simpler time and relive your younger years.
PS3 games are only available via cloud streaming and this is region-dependent, but the UK is included in this list so we don't miss out.
See below for a selection of classics you can revisit:
- Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (PS1)
- Ridge Racer Type 4 (PS1)
- Resident Evil Director's Cut (PS1)
- The Jak and Dexter series (PS2)
- Dark Cloud (PS2)
- The God of War Collection and God of War Ascension (PS3)
- inFAMOUS and inFAMOUS 2 (PS3)
- Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice (PSP)
- Killzone: Liberation (PSP)
As a PS Plus Premium subscriber, you also have access to time-limited trials, which lets you try before you buy and download a full game and play it for a set amount of time. The length of the trial varies depending on the game.
What’s also great here is that the progress you make on these trials will carry over if you end up buying the full game. We’ve got a selection of just a few below.
- A Plague Tale: Requiem – Two hours
- Baldur's Gate 3 – Two hours
- Cyberpunk 2077 – Five hours
- God of War Ragnarok – Three hours
- The Last of Us: Part I – Two hours
- Hogwarts Legacy – 45 minutes
- Spider-Man 2 - Two hours
As you can see, longer RPGs and story titles get longer trials, so you can get a good sense of what you’re getting into before you fish out your wallet. Make sure to check out our more comprehensive list of all PS Plus games so you don't miss out on any games you've been meaning to play.
And that's your lot! We'll update this page as and when new PS Plus games are announced. For more info, check out our guide to the latest PS Plus offers to walk away with some cheap deals on the subscription.
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