With 2025 drawing to a close, Sony has re‑introduced PlayStation’s annual “year in gaming” recap — the 2025 Wrap‑Up — giving players a personalized breakdown of their gaming habits over the year. PlayStation.Blog+2mint+2
If you’ve played on PS4 or PS5, this is your chance to see just how much time you spent gaming — and maybe share those stats with friends. The Verge+1
✅ What the 2025 Wrap-Up Includes
When you log into your 2025 Wrap‑Up, here’s what you’ll get: PlayStation.Blog+2Windows Report+2
- Total hours played (single‑player and multiplayer) across 2025 on PS4 / PS5. Business Standard+2totalgamingnetwork.com+2
- Top played games & genres — your top 5 games of the year, genres you played most, and a breakdown of how you played. GamerBraves+2PlayStation.Blog+2
- Trophy stats & milestones — see how many trophies you earned throughout the year. mint+1
- PS Plus activity & game catalog stats — if you’re a PS Plus subscriber, you’ll see how active you were and which games from the catalog you played. Business Standard+1
- Accessory usage & controller data — time spent on accessories like PlayStation VR2, remote play via PlayStation Portal, and which DualSense controller skin/design you used the most. PlayStation.Blog+1
- A shareable summary card & exclusive reward — after viewing your Wrap-Up, you get a “glass‑themed” avatar reward and a summary card you can share with friends or social media. PlayStation.Blog+2FullCleared+2
🕓 When and How to Access It
- The Wrap‑Up is live now (from December 9, 2025) and will remain available until January 8, 2026. PlayStation.Blog+2mint+2
- To view it, go to wrapup.playstation.com and sign in with your PlayStation Network (PSN) account. Wrap-Up 2025 | PlayStation+1
- There are some eligibility requirements: you must have played at least 10 hours on PS4 or PS5 during 2025, be adult‑aged in your region, and have consented to Sony’s data‑collection settings (Full Data on PS5; Additional Data on PS4 in some regions) — otherwise the Wrap‑Up won’t load. Business Standard+2Windows Report+2
🎯 Why It Matters (and Why It’s Fun)
- It’s a nice retrospective — you get to see exactly how much of 2025 you spent gaming, which titles consumed most of your time, and track your trophy progress.
- For many, it’s a chance to share a gaming “year in review” with friends: your most‑played games, total hours, play style, even controller or VR usage — great for bragging or friendly competition.
- For PS Plus members, the personalized game‑catalog / subscription stats can help you evaluate whether you got good value out of your subscription.
- It’s also a symbol — that gaming on PlayStation isn’t just about a few nights here and there, but part of how people spend time, connect, and build a “gaming identity.”
🛠️ What to Do If Wrap‑Up Doesn’t Show Up
A few common reasons some players might not see their Wrap‑Up: HowToiSolve+2Windows Report+2
- You played less than 10 hours on PS4/PS5 this year.
- You didn’t consent to data collection (on PS5: Full Data; on PS4 in some regions: Additional Data).
- Server overload or region restrictions — in that case, try later, or log in via a different browser / desktop instead of mobile.
- Region or account mismatch (if PSN region differs from your actual location).
If you anticipate missing the Wrap‑Up window — many players recommend save a screenshot or downloadable summary card before January 8, 2026, because after that the site may be taken down or stats locked.
🎮 Should You Check It Now?
Yes — especially if you:
- Play frequently and want to see a full year‑in‑review.
- Use multiple PlayStation accessories (VR2, Portal, different controllers) and want insight into how much you used them.
- Are a trophy hunter or PS Plus subscriber and want to track how much value you got in 2025.
- Want a fun “shareable” summary to show friends — bragging rights included.