How do you feel about PlayStation’s approach to downloadable content (DLC)?

[killamch89]

With PlayStation’s approach to DLC evolving over the years, how do you feel about it? Are you satisfied with the pricing, content quality, and accessibility, or do you think they could do more to improve? Do you prefer PlayStation’s system over others, or do you find it lacking in comparison?

[Scorpion]

I appreciate PlayStation's quality DLC, but pricing can be high. Overall, it's better than some competitors, though improvements are always welcome.

[killamch89]

PlayStation's first-party DLC strategy has evolved admirably toward substantial expansions rather than microtransactions. Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores and Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island delivered substantial new areas and storylines that meaningfully extended their base games. This approach respects player investment by providing genuine content rather than cosmetics or minor additions. The willingness to develop these expansions despite potentially cannibalizing resources from new projects demonstrates commitment to existing franchises and player communities.