Global PlayStation Store Update – June 10, 2025

Sure thing—let’s dive into this jumble of PlayStation curiosities. So, Sony, in its infinite wisdom, dishes out fresh stuff every week for PlayStation 4, 5, VR, and Plus folks. And I mean, seriously, every Tuesday, you gotta check this out. It’s like a ritual—grab your coffee, or tea if that’s your poison, and dive deep into what’s new on the PlayStation Store. Why? Because why not, right?

### North American Stuff

#### June’s Lineup—PlayStation Plus Essentials

Alright, let’s get to what’s cooking for June. Alone in the Dark sneaks onto your PS5 (and mine, if I actually had one—jealous much?). Then there’s Bomb Rush Cyberfunk for both PS4 and PS5. Bet it’s funky. Destiny 2: The Final Shape lands on both consoles too. And hey, NBA 2K25—if basketball’s your jam, dive in.

#### Games Galore for PS4 & PS5

Now hold onto your hats—this list? Wild. I was kinda taken aback, not gonna lie.

– Started with some quirky title—“1f y0u’re a gh0st ca11 me here!” Not sure if I’m intrigued or spooked.
– Then there’s Aircraft Legends: Flight Academy Simulator. Pretty sure that doesn’t mean I’ll become a pilot, but a person can dream.
– Alien Hominid HD and Alien Hominid Invasion are here. Bringing those retro vibes for sure.
– Amber Alert Director’s Cut. No idea what to expect, but it sounds intense.
– Arcade Archives, which plays heavily on nostalgia, throws stuff like 2 RIDGE RACER and Ridge Racer at you.
– And Ball Rush—sounds like something that’ll make me rage quit.

And that’s just scratching the surface. Bunny Cubed? Hopping with excitement (sorry, had to). Meanwhile, Burger Bounce exists—whatever that means.

Then there’s BUS SIM 25 – CITY SIMULATOR, which might just be perfect if you’re into that chill, driving-a-bus-through-a-city vibe. Or chaos, knowing me.

Skipping ahead, Cipher Monk sounds like it involves some deep thinking.

FISHING SIMULATOR 2025 is a thing because why not make fishing futuristic? Hidden Cat Outlaws—part of me hopes it involves actual cats. Inkventure, The Jumping Melon Rush 2… quirky, right?

Luminaria: Dark Echoes feels like one of those dark tales you fall into and get lost. So, like, maybe not a sunny day game.

Mentioning a real blast from the past, we’ve got Myst and Riven from the PS1 era. Honestly, excited to get lost in those worlds again. Feels are real.

Anyway, there’s just so much—Star Trucker, Weed Drug Empire (because, of course), Wildgate… and the list goes on. Seriously, this update’s a buffet of randomness.

OK, I think I’m lost in titles now. There’s more coming if I remember how they do these updates, specifically pointing to Europe next. So, guess I’ll scrounge up some snacks and keep scrolling. Definitely don’t want to miss anything good—or hilariously bad.