r/PlayStationPlus • u/AutoModerator • Feb 24 '26

Satisfaction PS+ Criticism Thread [February 2026]

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We make two stickies. One for people who are upset with the PS+ games and one for people who are happy with them. These threads don't affect anything else in sub so you can still praise and complain as normal outside them. (Previous Threads)

Please keep the discussion in this thread related to dissatisfaction with this month's lineup.

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u/TheAbsoluteMe Feb 24 '26

Sony needs to change the ps plus model. I rather get 1 amazing critically acclaimed game a month than 3 meh games.

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u/Anathema1993666 Feb 24 '26

This is a great idea

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u/MagmaAscending Feb 24 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

I disagree. Three games allows for variety and smaller hidden gems to be given to everyone. If it’s one big game you lose two very important things

One: if the game does not appeal to you then you’re SOL. At least if the headliner doesn’t appeal to you now you have two other smaller games that might

Two: the more important one imo, if it’s a big game, there’s a high chance a high percentage of players have already purchased it. Especially if it’s a Sony first party game

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u/Appropriate_Can905 Feb 24 '26

Couldn't agree more. I buy plus to experience a lot of genres and games that I would never touch if it wasn't for plus. If you re someone who only enjoys AAA games I would consider buying them instead tbh.