Sony has revealed the highly anticipated list of games that will be added to the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium catalogs in January 2026. Starting January 20th, subscribers will have access to a robust selection of titles for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, led by the acclaimed survival horror game Resident Evil Village and the expansive RPG Like to Dragon: Infinite Wealth. The monthly update reinforces the company’s commitment to offering a diverse and high-quality library to its users.
In addition to the two main highlights, seven other games arrive on the service, covering a variety of genres that promise to please all types of players. The full roster includes experiences ranging from off-road simulation and fantasy RPGs to relaxing puzzles and open-world action. Essa diversity solidifies the value of the service as one of the main subscription offers in the gaming market, guaranteeing hours of entertainment for the PlayStation community.
This month’s selection stands out not only for its quality, but also for the relevance of its titles. Resident Evil Village continues the acclaimed horror saga of Capcom, while Like to Dragon: Infinite Wealth represents the latest chapter in a globally beloved franchise. The inclusion of these relatively recent games demonstrates an aggressive strategy by Sony to keep the PS Plus catalog attractive and competitive, offering players the chance to experience big hits at no additional cost.
Subscribers to the Premium plan will also receive new features, with the addition of classic titles that expand the library of retro games available on the platform. Essa monthly update continues Sony’s tradition of strengthening its service, providing a constant stream of new content and ensuring that the subscription remains a valuable investment for PlayStation console owners.
January’s biggest highlights
Resident However, this peace is brutally interrupted, forcing Ethan to venture into a mysterious and terrifying European village in search of his kidnapped daughter. The game is a masterful fusion of intense action and atmospheric horror, featuring a cast of memorable enemies, including the imposing Lady Dimitrescu and her lords. With stunning gothic settings and gameplay that balances combat, exploration and puzzle solving, Village was widely praised by critics and audiences, especially for its immersive narrative and optimization for the PlayStation 5, which uses 3D audio and the haptic feedback of the DualSense controller to deepen immersion. Ethan’s journey is full of tension, mystery and moments of pure adrenaline, making it a strong addition to the service’s catalog.
On the other hand, Like to Dragon: Infinite Wealth offers a completely different but equally captivating experience. Sendo the latest entry in the series formerly known as Yakuza, the game continues the story of Ichiban Kasuga, introducing a dynamic and strategic turn-based RPG combat system. Desta time, the adventure takes Ichiban to Honolulu, in Havaí, on a personal quest that intersects with that of the series’ legendary protagonist, Kazuma Kiryu. The game features a vast open world to explore, filled with whimsical side quests, addictive minigames, and a gripping main narrative that touches on themes of friendship, redemption, and legacy. The combination of the two protagonists and the change of setting to a vibrant, sunny location bring new life to the franchise, while maintaining the characteristic humor and deep drama that are trademarks of the series.
Off-road adventure and exploration
For players who prefer challenges on rough terrain, Expeditions: The MudRunner Game emerges as a notable addition. Desenvolvido from Sabre Interactive, the same studio behind the acclaimed MudRunner and SnowRunner, this title evolves the off-road simulation formula. Instead of focusing primarily on transporting heavy loads, Expeditions focuses on scientific exploration and discovery in wild and remote environments.
Players lead research missions through arid landscapes, dense forests and steep mountains using a variety of highly customizable off-road vehicles and high-tech tools. The gameplay requires strategic planning, resource management and driving skills to overcome natural obstacles. The use of drones for aerial reconnaissance, anchors for steep climbs, and echo sounders to map water depth are essential to success, offering a deeper tactical layer to the experience.
Independent titles and unique experiences
The January catalog is also enriched with a selection of independent games that offer unique proposals. Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands transports players to a chaotic fantasy universe inspired by tabletop role-playing games. Este first-person looter-shooter combines the irreverent humor of the Borderlands series with RPG mechanics such as character classes, skill trees, and an unpredictable game world governed by the imaginative Tiny Tina.
For a calmer experience, A Little to the Left is a charming puzzle game focused on organization and tidiness. Players must organize household objects in logical and satisfying ways while dealing with the antics of a playful cat who occasionally messes everything up. With its pleasant visual design and clever puzzles, the game offers a relaxing and rewarding pastime.
Hardspace: Shipbreaker presents a unique science fiction proposal. Players take on the role of a space worker tasked with dismantling derelict ships in orbit to recover valuable materials. Usando cutting tools and a gravity hook, you must navigate a zero-gravity environment, managing resources like oxygen and fuel, while dealing with the dangers of explosive depressurization and unstable reactors.
Completing the selection, Just Cause 3 immerses players in an explosive action sandbox. As Rico Rodriguez, the goal is to free the island of Medici from a ruthless dictator, using an arsenal of weapons, a climbing grapple and a wingsuit to create chaos in creative and spectacular ways. The game is known for its exaggerated physics and the freedom it offers to destroy practically everything in the environment.
More news in the catalog
Further expanding the variety, January also brings LEGO City Undercover, an open-world adventure in the LEGO style that parodies police films and series. Players control undercover cop Chase McCain on his mission to arrest the notorious criminal Rex Fury, exploring a vibrant city full of collectibles and fun missions.
For stealth fans, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is a real-time strategy game set in the Japão of the Edo period. The title requires careful planning and intelligent use of the unique skills of a team of specialists to infiltrate enemy strongholds undetected, offering a deep and rewarding tactical challenge.
Classics for premium subscribers
PlayStation Plus Premium plan subscribers will have extra reasons to celebrate with the addition of a selection of classic titles. Esta category allows players to relive or discover for the first time some of the most memorable games from past generations of PlayStation consoles. The January selection includes games that marked an era, offering a dose of nostalgia and the opportunity to appreciate the history of video games.
Among the highlights are the action RPG Legend of Mana and the iconic racing game Rally Cross. Esses games will be made available with modern features, such as the option to save at any time and improved visual filters, making the experience more accessible to the current audience without losing the original charm that made them famous.
Availability and how to access
All games mentioned for the Extra and Premium plans will be available for download starting Tuesday, January 20, 2026. Active subscribers in any of these categories will be able to add the titles to their library and play them for as long as they maintain their subscription. Access is done directly through PlayStation Store or through the dedicated PlayStation Plus tab on PS4 and PS5 consoles, ensuring a simple and quick process to start playing.
