As the end of the year rapidly approaches, PlayStation has released its year-end 2025 Wrap-Up, summarizing the entire year for players to look back on. Available now, the PlayStation Wrap website offers a look back at time spent across single-player and multiplayer games.
From now until January 8th, you can go to the PlayStation Wrap website and find a ton of novel stats and data to uncover. When arriving at the site, you’ll be required to sign in to your PlayStation Network account. From here, the site will draw from your account and produce a series of slides you can then pore over and share on social media.
This year’s wrap-up includes a look back at the top 5 games you’ve played across PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. It’ll show you how many hours you played of each game on the list, the number of Trophies you unlocked and the percentage of playtime across each of the titles. You’ll also be designated a ‘Gaming Style’. Mine ended up being Thrill Seeker, likely for the amassed time spent playing Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Ghost of Yotei, and sadly, a lot of time with Lost Soul Aside.
PlayStation Wrap will also show a thorough breakdown of the hours spent playing, how many total sessions you accumulated and the number of games played throughout the year. It’ll also get granular and call out your favourite DualSense controller that was used (shoutout Midnight Black). If you used any other peripheral like the PlayStation Portal, you’ll also be given stats about that.
On the multiplayer side, PlayStation Wrap highlights how many hours were spent in multiplayer games, the number of parties joined, broadcasts, new friends and Shareplay sessions.
At the very end of the curated experience, you’ll receive a PlayStation avatar to unlock within the PlayStation Store.
For as long as these end-of-year summaries have been around, I’ve been a big fan of them. This year’s PlayStation Wrap is stylish and provides some really neat stats to share and maybe brag with your community.
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