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Best Free-To-Play Games On The PlayStation 5 (January 2025)

by Elijah Feb 10,2025

Best Free-To-Play Games On The PlayStation 5 (January 2025)

This article is part of a comprehensive guide to the PlayStation 5.

The PlayStation 5 boasts a compelling selection of free-to-play games, a category that has seen significant growth recently. Driven by the success of titles like Fortnite and Genshin Impact, many developers are embracing the free-to-play model.

Top free-to-play games offer potentially months of engaging gameplay at no cost. Some even rival the visual quality and gameplay of paid titles. Even if those are exceptions, many free games are perfect for shorter play sessions. This list highlights some of the best free PS5 games available.

Note that some popular PS4 titles, playable on PS5, are included. Rankings generally prioritize quality, with newer releases initially featured prominently.

Updated January 5, 2024, by Mark Sammut: While limited to a niche audience, the PS Store offers excellent PS VR2 titles. Free experiences remain scarce, but a notable exception arrived in November 2024. See the link below for details on this free PS VR2 game.

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