January’s PlayStation Plus games are now available to claim

Sony Interactive Entertainment has released January’s PlayStation Plus games.

This month’s additions to the PlayStation subscription service are Deep Rock Galactic (PS5/PS4), Dirt 5 (PS5/PS4) and Persona 5 Strikers (PS4).

The new PlayStation Plus games were leaked in late December, marking the fifth month in a row that the line-up has been revealed ahead of Sony’s official announcement. They’re available to claim until February 1.

The number of PlayStation Plus subscribers totalled 47.2 million as of September 2021, according to Sony.

January PlayStation Now games were announced earlier this week and are also available to subscribers today.

They are Mortal Kombat 11, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, Fury Unleashed, Uturned, Super Time Force Ultra and Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition.

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