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Final Fantasy 16 Leads PlayStation Plus June 2025 Game Catalog Lineup

Lena Fischer 1 min read

Final Fantasy 16 headlines PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in June 2025. Sonic X Shadow Generations, Kingdom Come Deliverance, and more join the catalog.

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Sony is adding a slate of new games to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers this month. The headliner is Final Fantasy 16, which arrives June 16.

Sonic X Shadow Generations available today

The June lineup also includes Sonic X Shadow Generations, available today in the US and UK, and June 11 in Japan. Other titles include Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Life is Strange: Double Exposure, both dropping June 23.

Farming Simulator 25, Blades of Fire, and Black Desert launch on June 30. Premium subscribers also get the classic Gitaroo Man on June 16.

All games are available on PS4 and PS5 where applicable. The additions span multiple genres, from RPGs to simulators.

This update brings a mix of AAA and indie titles to the service. Subscribers can look forward to a steady stream of new content throughout June.

Source: VideoGameChronicles