Battlefield 2042, Endless Dungeon and Seven More Titles Dropped on PlayStation Plus Game Catalog

Battlefield 2042, Endless Dungeon and seven other titles joined the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog on June 17, 2025.

Developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts, Battlefield 2042 became available for subscribers of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Premium plans on PlayStation 4 and 5. The twelfth main installment in the Battlefield series takes place 22 years after the events of Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4. It doesn’t feature a single-player campaign, and the story is told through multiplayer gameplay. Additionally, part of the story is told on Electronic Arts’ official website for the game and via a standalone short film titled Exodus, which depicts events leading up to the 2042 war and features returning Battlefield 4 character Irish.

The tower defense twin-stick shooter developed by Amplitude Studios and published by Sega, Endless Dungeon, became available on PlayStation 4 and 5 for members of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Premium subscription plans. The game allows players to explore an abandoned space station with a squad of two to three characters who must protect a Crystal Bot as it moves toward the bulkhead door of each level.

Developed and published by Remedy Entertainment, the team-based first-person PvE shooter FBC: Firebreak became available for subscribers of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Premium plans on PlayStation 5 on its launch day. Set after the events of Remedy’s Control, the game follows a special unit of three soldiers named Firebreak, tasked with clearing the Oldest House of enemies infected by the Hiss. Notably, the game also dropped on Xbox Game Pass and was released for PC.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted 2, a survival horror VR anthology of minigames based on the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise, where players need to complete tasks without being attacked and killed by homicidal animatronic characters, developed by Steel Wool Studios and Scott Cawthon, became available on PlayStation 5 for subscribers of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation

Hunting simulator theHunter: Call of the Wild, developed by Expansive Worlds and published by Avalanche Studios, became available on PlayStation 4 for subscribers of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Premium plans.

Featuring turn-based battles and over 100 characters to recruit, Eiyuden Chronicles: Hundred Heroes, developed by Rabbit and Bear Studios and published by 505 Games, became playable on PlayStation 4 for subscribers of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Premium plans. Set in the land of Allraan, the game follows the story of two friends united by a war waged by the power-hungry Galdean Empire.

Developed by Monkeycraft and published by Bandai Namco, We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie, a remaster of 2005’s 3D action puzzle We Love Katamari, which allows players to control the 5-centimeter-tall son of the god-like entity, the King of All Cosmos, called the Prince, who rolls a magical ball around the game world that collects objects smaller than itself, dropped for PlayStation 4|5 for members of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Premium subscription plans.

The latest entry in the train simulation series, Train Sim World 5, developed and published by Dovetail, became available for subscribers of the PlayStation Plus Extra and PlayStation Premium plans on PlayStation 4|5.

Deus Ex: The Conspiracy became playable on PlayStation 4|5 for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers. Developed by Ion Storm and published by Eidos Interactive, the game is set in 2052, in a dystopian cyberpunk future beset by terrorist acts, economic inequality, and the Gray Death plague. In Deus Ex: The Conspiracy, players follow the story of the cybernetically enhanced anti-terrorism agent JC Denton, who is deployed when a terrorist group interrupts the supply of a rare Gray Death vaccine.