The final batch of PS Plus Extra and Premium games for 2024 are about to be revealed by Sony.
Consisting of around a dozen PS4 and PS5 games, as well as a handful of retro games and the odd PSVR 2 release, the new PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games will be revealed at 4.30pm GMT UK time on December 11.
The games will be available to download and play less than a week later, on the morning of December 17.
Of course, there’s a chance the games could leak early, so keep checking back for more information.
The PS Plus Premium line-up could finally include a selection of classic God of War games from the PS2 and PSP.
Fans spotted old-school God of War artwork in the PS2 section of the games library, leading to speculation that we could get the original game and its sequel.
Speaking of God of War, some fans have predicted that God of War Ragnarok could join the PS Plus Extra line-up in December.
Other games featured on the PS Plus predictions list include Hogwarts Legacy, as well as Robocop Rogue City and climbing adventure game Jusant.
That’s on top of the usual predictions for games like Forspoken, Sonic Frontiers, Viewfinder, Resident Evil Village and lots more.
Sadly, however, it’s not all good news, because a number of games will also be leaving the service on December 17.
This means you only have a few days left to finish the likes of Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin, which is arguably the highest-profile game leaving the service in December.
Other games leaving PS Plus Extra include Dead Island and Dead Island Riptide, as well as entertaining detective game Judgement.
That’s on top of a trio of Mega Man games, including Mega Man 11, Mega Man Legacy Collection and Mega Man Legacy Collection 2.
Consider this your last chance to enjoy games such as Metal Hellsinger, Soulstice, Vampire The Masquerade Coteries of New York, Moonscars, Grime, Tinykin, Evil Genius 2 World Domination and GigaBash.
One game I would strongly recommend playing before it leaves PS Plus Extra is first-person boomer shooter Prodeus.