PS Plus Free Games: PlayStation Plus subscribers can look forward to an exciting February as three new titles arrive on the platform beginning February 4. This month’s selection includes Payday 3, High on Life, and Pac-Man World Re-Pac, delivering a diverse gaming experience filled with high-stakes heists, offbeat extraterrestrial combat, and classic platforming adventure.
Which Games Will Be Free To Play In February For PS Plus Subscribers?
Payday 3 (PS5)
Get ready for adrenaline-fueled heist action in this cooperative first-person shooter. Players can team up online with up to three friends as they reprise the role of the infamous Payday Gang. Years after their notorious exploits in Washington D.C., the gang is lured out of retirement to tackle a dangerous new challenge.
High on Life (PS4, PS5)
Squanch Games brings its signature humour and chaotic gameplay in this sci-fi adventure. Players take on the role of a reluctant hero who must defend Earth from an alien drug cartel. Armed with a crew of talking weapons, they’ll navigate vibrant planets, defeat quirky villains, and meet bizarre characters on an epic bounty-hunting quest.
Pac-Man World Re-Pac (PS4, PS5)
This modern remake of the classic platformer sees Pac-Man racing to rescue his kidnapped friends and restore peace to Ghost Island. With updated visuals, refined controls, and additional game modes, players can enjoy puzzle-solving challenges and maze adventures, including access to the original Pac-Man game.
These games will be accessible to PlayStation Plus subscribers until March 3.
Final Call for January Games
Members have until February 3 to download January’s selections, including Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered, and The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe.
Shift Toward PS5 Games Coming in 2026
Sony has revealed updates to its PlayStation Plus service set to take effect in January 2026. With a growing number of players shifting to the PS5, new monthly PS4 game additions will become less frequent, though some titles may still be available for both consoles. However, users who have already claimed PS4 games through the service will retain access to them, provided their membership remains active.
This shift highlights Sony’s commitment to refining the PS5 experience while ensuring continued benefits for PlayStation Plus subscribers.
