Sony is adding something heavy to its PS Plus catalog in January with the arrival of Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Available only to Extra and Premium subscribers, this game from SEGA takes the crazy universe of the Yakuza series with a new narrative twist. “Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth is coming to PS Plus, and players who complete it 100% spend an average of 117 hours.”
Even focusing solely on the main story, the adventure happily exceeds fifty hours. “Even with just the main story, count on between 55 and 60 hours of gameplay.” For completion enthusiasts, the game becomes a real digital marathon.
A subscription that makes sense this month
Those who are still hesitant to upgrade to a higher PS Plus subscription have a good reason to take the plunge. In addition to Infinite Wealth, the fearsome Resident Evil Village is also included this month. The duo makes for a hard-to-beat offering for RPG and survival horror fans. “It’s the most economical solution, especially with a one-month subscription.”
The value for money is indisputable: two blockbusters for the price of one, not counting the other games in the catalog. For players on a tight budget, now is the perfect time to try the Extra or Premium plan.
A rich world and addictive mini-games
The world of Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth is full of surprises. In addition to a deep and emotional story, the title offers an avalanche of mini-games, from scooter races to SEGA arcade games, including musical challenges. Most are optional, but difficult to resist as they enrich the experience. “This is not a game you will complete in a few hours, or even a few days.” The pace is deliberately slow, but never boring. The storyline skillfully alternates between absurd humor and poignant moments, offering a rare balance in the genre.
An epic that is well worth it
If some free games on PS Plus can give the impression of being trivial bonuses, Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth is quite the opposite. It’s a dense, ambitious, and deeply endearing RPG. The hero Ichiban, on a scooter or in full combat, perfectly embodies this spirit which is both burlesque and heroic. “It really feels like you’re getting what you pay for.” And that’s precisely what PS Plus subscribers are looking for in 2026: a game capable of absorbing dozens of hours while surprising at every step.