Top PS5 Games for December
Sony has unveiled the most downloaded PlayStation 5 games for December 2024, showcasing the enduring appeal of the franchise with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 securing its perch at the top once again.
Fans of the series continue to flock back to the game, reinforcing its position in the spotlight month after month.
The rankings for December also shine a light on impressive performances from titles by EA Sports and 2K Games.
Notable entries in the top five include NBA 2K25, EA Sports Madden NFL 25, and EA Sports FC 25.
Interestingly, Grand Theft Auto V remains a fixture among the leaders, likely driven by the excitement surrounding the impending launch of Grand Theft Auto 6 later this year.
In a surprising turn of events, Phasmophobia, which previously held the second spot, slipped to seventh place this month.
Meanwhile, Hogwarts Legacy, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, and Astro Bot rounded out the top ten most downloaded games, highlighting a diverse array of player preferences.
Top PS4 Games and Player Preferences
When looking at the PlayStation 4 rankings, Red Dead Redemption 2 managed to dethrone Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, reclaiming the number one position.
Though some games made appearances on both platforms, the PS4 list features beloved classics like Batman: Arkham Knight and God of War that continue to resonate with gamers.
Free-to-Play and PSVR 2 Highlights
In the free-to-play arena on PS5, Marvel Rivals made an impressive debut by capturing the top spot, surpassing the long-standing favorite, Fortnite.
Additionally, as the year came to an end, Beat Saber stood out as the leading choice among PSVR 2 games, though it’s worth noting that Sony did not release a dedicated list for PSVR games for December.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
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NBA 2K25
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EA Sports Madden NFL 25
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Grand Theft Auto V
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EA Sports FC 25
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EA Sports College Football 25
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Phasmophobia
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Hogwarts Legacy
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
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Astro Bot
This month’s list reflects not just the tastes of gamers, but also the ever-evolving landscape of gaming as anticipation builds for future releases.
Source: GameSpot