PlayStation has officially released its yearly recap, known as Wrap-Up, for 2025. The feature allows PS4 and PS5 owners to review their yearly PlayStation stats, including most-played games, rarest trophies unlocked, hours spent in multiplayer parties, and much more. As it’s been a busy year for gamers, a 2025 recap is the perfect way for users to see what AAA titles and hidden indie gems have dominated their gaming sessions over the last 12 months.
Whether it’s PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, or PC, 2025 has been an exceptional year for all platforms. Despite the ageing hardware, the PS4 continues to be one of the most popular choices for games worldwide, with massive releases such as Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Elden Ring Nightreign still launching on the platform. As for its successor, the PS5 has had some huge exclusives this year. From Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, a continuation of Hideo Kojima’s first new IP following his departure from Konami in 2015, to Ghost of Yotei, undoubtedly one of the biggest sequels of the year, taking place over 300 years after the events of its predecessor, Ghost of Tsushima.
How to View PlayStation Wrap-Up 2025
Whether it’s 100 hours in Death Stranding 2, 40 hours in NBA 2K26, or 5 hours in Astro Bot, PS4 and PS5 owners can now check their yearly stats via the returning Wrap-Up. From today, December 9, until January 8, 2026, PS5 and PS4 players can access their PlayStation 2025 Wrap-Up experience to view their gaming achievements for the year, including most-played games and genres, total hours played across single-player and multiplayer titles, a personalized PlayStation Plus playlist, and trophy milestones. For those who might have treated themselves to a DualSense Edge controller, a PlayStation Portal, or maybe even a PlayStation VR2, this year’s Wrap-Up also lets users know which accessory they’ve used the most throughout 2025.
For those eager to see their yearly stats, simply visit the PlayStation 2025 Wrap-Up website, sign in to your PlayStation Network account, and away you go. PlayStation also notes that the Wrap-Up experience will continue to update through the end of the year, so fans can check back in right up until January 8 to see their new stats, should they continue to play for the rest of the month. Players who complete the 2025 Wrap-Up can redeem a unique glass-themed avatar as well as access to their summary card, which they can share with friends and family.
Xbox users will likely also soon be able to recap their gaming stats for the year, but Microsoft has yet to publish its year-in-review feature as of writing. It’s been an interesting year for Xbox users, as more and more once-exclusives continue to make their way to PlayStation 5. Forza Horizon 5 and Microsoft Flight Simulator are the latest Xbox titles to make the jump, but with a clear shift in strategy taking place, there will likely be even more exclusives releasing on PS5 in 2026.
While there are only a few more weeks left in the year, some of its biggest announcements and reveals are still to be made. Later this week, Geoff Keighley will once again be hosting The Game Awards, and some big PS5 exclusives like Saros have already been confirmed to appear. Fans can also expect a further look at Resident Evil Requiem before its launch early next year, as well as a glimpse into the future of one of gaming’s most iconic franchises: Tomb Raider.
