A trio of thrilling adventures land on PS Plus—soulslike terror, survival horror, and anime-fueled brawls
PlayStation Plus subscribers get three monthly games in August: Lies of P, DayZ, and My Hero One’s Justice 2, available across the service’s membership tiers.
Available from August 5 – September 1, 2025
The August monthly games are accessible for all Essential, Extra, and Premium subscribers. Once claimed, they’re yours to play for the duration of your active subscription.
Lies of P (PS5, PS4)
A dark reimagining of Pinocchio set in a Belle Époque nightmare, Lies of P throws you into a brutal soulslike experience filled with monstrous automatons, complex moral choices, and punishing boss fights. If you missed it on release, this is your chance to discover one of the most stylish and unforgiving action RPGs in recent memory.
Already a fan of Lies of P? Don’t miss the new DLC content. Check out our full coverage of the Lies of P: Overture DLC here, where we explore what’s next for Krat and the puppet’s bloody journey.
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DayZ (PS4)
The iconic open-world survival horror game drops players into a hostile post-apocalyptic landscape filled with zombies—and even more dangerous humans. Whether you go it alone or in a group, every decision matters. DayZ is all about tension, betrayal, and survival at all costs.
My Hero One’s Justice 2 (PS4)
This arena fighter brings My Hero Academia characters into 3D battles, with a roster drawn from both the hero and villain sides of the series.
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Don’t Miss Out
Be sure to add these titles to your library before September 1, 2025. After that, they’re gone from the rotation. Stay tuned for more monthly drops and premium picks from the PlayStation ecosystem—right here at Fix Gaming Channel.
Discover more dark and challenging adventures in our Best Soulslike Games of 2025 list.
Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor-in-Chief at Fix Gaming Channel.
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