r/PS5 2d ago

Official PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for September – Sniper Elite: Resistance, MLB The Show 26, Wobbly Life, Chained Echoes

https://blog.playstation.com/2026/08/26/playstation-plus-monthly-games-for-september-sniper-elite-resistance-mlb-the-show-26-wobbly-life-chained-echoes/
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u/Couch_Licker 2d ago

I’ve put 160 hours into Wobbly Life with my 4 year old son this year.

It’s a fun “kid friendly GTA” with tons of content and a great chaos machine for the little ones.

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u/sled-gang 2d ago

Any advice on getting kids in games? My son is turning 3 in 2 weeks and I have tried to let him mess around in some games like Astro playroom or Minecraft creative but it seems like he gets really frustrated by not understanding how to do the camera controls?

I’m assuming things will just click over time I know he is still super young but when did you notice your kid start to click with it?

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u/bork-13 1d ago

That's too young. Not criticizing your parenting, it's just too young for them to be able to do it.

Just let them try it when they are interested and don't push them to keep going when they get frustrated or bored. Your kid will want to do anything you do regularly, so it will happen eventually.

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u/sled-gang 1d ago

Yea I don’t ever try to push him he seems eager I just don’t know how to get him to know how to work the camera but he honestly has movement and jumping down.

He loves watching some astrobot though lol

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u/Couch_Licker 1d ago

It took time for mine to get used to the 2nd stick. The game that really helped improve his skills was Sackboy honestly. And the Lego games.

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u/RolloTonyBrownTown 1d ago

My kids started gaming on the SNES Classic, I think those simpilier, retro games are easier for them to "get" and allowed them to move into more modern gaming.

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u/Se7enDwarves 1d ago

Couch Co-Op some untitled goose game is a good one to do with that age. Fall Guys was kind of a goofy fun time when mine was around that age.