This article is part of a directory: A Complete Guide to the PlayStation 5
Free-to-play games have exploded in popularity on the PlayStation 5, offering compelling experiences without the price tag. The success of titles like Fortnite and Genshin Impact has driven a significant shift in the gaming landscape, with many developers embracing this model.
The best free-to-play titles offer hours, even months, of engaging gameplay at no cost. Some boast visuals and gameplay comparable to premium games, while others are perfect for shorter, casual sessions. This list highlights some of the top free PS5 games available.
Note that some popular PS4 titles, playable on PS5 via backward compatibility, are included. Rankings are generally based on quality, with newer releases prioritized initially.
Updated January 5, 2024, by Mark Sammut: While limited to PS5 owners with PS VR2 headsets, the PS Store offers some excellent VR experiences. Free VR games are less common, but a notable exception arrived in November 2024. Click the link below to jump directly to this free PS VR2 game.
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