PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up: A Deep Dive Into Your Stats

PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up is Sony’s annual “here is your gaming addiction in chart form” moment, and this year’s version is already live for PS4 and PS5 players. From December 9 2025 through January 8 2026, you can pull up a personalized recap showing your most played games, hours spent, genre breakdowns, trophies earned, and how much PlayStation Plus you actually used this year.

Under the shiny UI, this year’s wrap-up is equal parts fun brag material and brutally honest activity report. Social feeds and Reddit are already flooded with players sharing their summary cards, flexing trophy hauls, or spiraling over their “I spent 400 hours in Helldivers 2 and feel nothing” cards. Meanwhile, others are calling this year’s visuals slightly weaker or pointing to missing stats, inaccurate hour counts, or the usual launch-day Wrap-Up errors.

PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up Launch Window And Availability

Sony launched PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up on December 9 2025, with access running until January 8 2026. The stats continue updating through December 31, so anything you play in the final weeks of the year still counts.

The feature is available on both PS4 and PS5 in supported regions. Access is through a dedicated website rather than a console menu, making it easier to view or share recap cards from mobile and desktop. Official PlayStation channels direct users to wrapup.playstation.com, where you sign in using your PSN credentials.

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PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up Access And Eligibility Rules

Not every account can access PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up. You must meet several conditions set by Sony:

• A PlayStation Network account registered in a supported region
  
• Adult age eligibility for your region
  
• At least 10 hours of gameplay recorded on PS4 or PS5 between January 1 and December 31 2025

Additionally, data collection settings matter:

• On PS5, you must have Full Data enabled in system settings
  
• In Europe, Middle East, Africa, Australasia, India and Russia on PS4, you must have Additional Data enabled

Players missing these settings often see “not eligible” messages despite meeting the gameplay requirement.

PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up Global Trends And Most Played Games

One of the most interesting parts of PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up is how it frames your personal gaming year against global activity trends. Based on early Wrap-Up cards, trophy-tracking data, and community discussions, several titles defined the year for the PlayStation ecosystem.

Helldivers 2 continued to dominate thanks to constant Galactic War updates and massive community events. Baldur’s Gate 3 maintained its momentum, with players still grinding builds and story routes deep into 2025. Late-year releases like Call of Duty Black Ops 6 surged into the top charts once seasonal content rolled out, pushing it into many players’ most played lists.

Single-player heavyweights such as Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Rise of the Ronin also appeared consistently in global Wrap-Up screenshots. Their story completion trophies topped analytics charts, indicating players weren’t just sampling these games, but were actually finishing them.

Sony’s global genre breakdown for 2025 leaned heavily toward Action RPGs, Shooters and Co-op PvE, mirroring the biggest releases and the year’s cultural gaming moments. Seeing these worldwide patterns makes your personal recap feel like part of a larger snapshot of PlayStation’s pulse in 2025.

What Stats Can You See On The Wrap-Up?

When you access your recap, PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up presents a scrollable card system that highlights:

• Your most played games, with hours and percentage breakdown
  
• A comparison of solo hours vs online multiplayer hours
  
• Your top genres of the year
  
• Total hours played across all titles
  
• Trophy details including Platinums, rare trophies, and milestone achievements

Hardware and service stats also make a return:

• Time spent with PlayStation VR2 or PlayStation Portal
  
• Your most used DualSense controller design
  
• A curated PlayStation Plus playlist based on your history

The interface is clean, but some players have noted oddities like missing games or hour counts that feel inaccurate compared to their expectations.

PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up Rewards And Avatar Codes

Completing your wrap-up journey grants a Wrap-Up 2025 glass-themed profile avatar, confirmed by Sony’s official messaging. Once earned, the avatar is permanently added to your account.

Sony also distributed regional avatar voucher codes, which players have aggregated into megathreads across Reddit. These codes unlock the same 2025 avatar and can be redeemed via the PlayStation Store’s redeem code interface. Here are some of the codes so you can claim them: 

• Americas: AEMA–JU5N–R9VB
  
• Europe, Middle East, Africa, Russia: 7GHY–Q4NN–EDAN
  
• Japan: JP2J–349N–3L4L
  
• Asia: ASVM–TKN3–R7L7
  
• South Korea: 4A2G–F5NQ–QEAH

Once redeemed, the avatar remains permanently tied to your PSN account, even after the Wrap-Up site goes offline.

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How The Community Is Reacting To PlayStation Wrap-Up

Reactions across forums and social platforms vary, but they follow a predictable arc.

Positive reactions include:

• People sharing cards in Wrap-Up megathreads, comparing hours and top games
  
• Appreciation that Sony continues the annual tradition
  
• Humor-filled posts about “too many hours in one game” moments

Critical reactions include:

• Claims that the 2025 Wrap-Up feels stripped down
  
• Stats not matching real gameplay time
  
• Missing games in top lists
  
• Launch-day website issues and eligibility errors

The mood lands somewhere between “fun yearly ritual” and “Sony please fix your tracker.”

Troubleshooting Guide If You Can’t See Your Wrap-Up

Because Wrap-Up is web based and high traffic, issues are common.

Site not loading or freezing

During early hours of launch, the site can buckle under user load, causing blank screens or infinite spinners. Switching devices or waiting a few hours typically resolves it.

Eligibility errors

If the site says you are in an unsupported region or do not meet requirements, double check gameplay hours and data sharing settings for 2025. Missing data permissions block Wrap-Up entirely.

Incorrect stats

Some users report inconsistencies like missing titles or incorrect hour counts. This can occur when gameplay is split across regions, family accounts or older hardware. At the moment, there is no manual correction available.

Signing in via the PlayStation Store first or clearing cache can help resolve session errors.

Tips To Improve Your Next Year’s Playstation Wrap-Up

If this year’s wrap-up felt incomplete, you can prep for a smoother 2026 recap.

• Ensure Full Data or Additional Data tracking stays enabled
  
• Stick to one primary account to avoid split data
  
• Play end-of-year games before December 31 to include them
  
• Keep your storage and cloud saves synced for multi-device play

Small tweaks like these help Sony generate a fuller, more accurate wrap-up next time.

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PlayStation’s 2025 Wrap-Up remains one of Sony’s best yearly traditions, offering a clean visual summary of your year in gaming. Whether you use it to flex Platinums, laugh at your questionable life choices or compare stats with friends, it’s a reminder of how much time and passion you poured into gaming this year.

It’s not perfect, but when it works, it hits the same entertaining, shareable vibe that makes end-of-year recaps satisfying.

If your 2025 wrap-up made it obvious you are not slowing down anytime soon, make sure to top up PlayStation Store gift cards on Joytify so you are fully stocked for the next wave of games that will fuel your 2026 recap.