PlayStation Plus members in the Extra and Premium tiers will have the opportunity to play several games in January 2024, and now there's more clarity about the storage space needed. Extra and Premium subscribers receive significant benefits compared to the Essential tier, with access to a wide array of games at no additional cost.
Sony recently unveiled the lineup of games set to arrive on PS Plus Extra and Premium in January 2024, confirming that members will enjoy titles such as Tiny Tina's Wonderlands: Next-Level Edition, Resident Evil 2, LEGO City Undercover, and Surviving the Aftermath, among others. Premium users will also gain access to Legend of Mana, Rally Cross, Street Fighter: 30th Anniversary Collection, and more. Now, the file sizes for most of these games have been revealed, providing PlayStation Plus members with essential information about the required storage space.
Resident Evil 2 stands out as one of the largest games arriving on PS Plus Extra this month, with PS5 owners needing to free up 21.876 GB of storage for installation. The PS4 version requires a similar amount of space, with a download size of 24.744 GB. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands: Next-Level Edition occupies 35.536 GB and 38.334 GB on PS4 and PS5 respectively, while Hardspace: Shipbreaker only requires 3.170 GB of free space. LEGO City Undercover demands 11.656 GB of storage, while Just Cause 3 occupies 40.837 GB on PlayStation consoles.
Looking at the rest of the lineup, Session: Skate Sim needs 16.281 GB and 6.396 GB on PS4 and PS5, and Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun takes up 9.001 GB of space. The PS5 version of Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong requires 23.204 GB of storage, while Surviving the Aftermath needs 4.955 GB of free space. The games coming to PS Plus Premium in January 2024 do not require much space, with Street Fighter: 30th Anniversary Collection needing 5.372 GB of storage, and Legend of Mana and Secret of Mana requiring around 6.6 GB and 4.4 GB respectively.
In January 2024, PS Plus Extra and Premium members will have the chance to enjoy a range of new games, but several titles will exit the service. Games such as Devil May Cry 5, It Takes Two, SnowRunner, and Omno will leave PS Plus, and subscribers will lose access to these titles once they are removed.