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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

PS Plus games for November 2026 have been confirmed

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The full list of games coming to PlayStation Plus this November have been revealed – check them out below:

PlayStation Plus is a subscription-based service that gives members access to certain online features and a constantly evolving library of games across three different membership tiers.

Last month 12 titles were made available to PlayStation Plus members, including Dino Crisis 2, Horizon Forbidden West and Mafia: The Old Country.

Earlier this month, Sony confirmed that all PS Plus members can claim a trio of games – Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered, Monster Train 2 – for free between November 3 and 30. And they’ve now announced which games will be added to the Premium and Extra tiers.

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All the confirmed games coming to PS Plus this November 2026

  • Dead Island 2 (PS5, PS4) – Out now for Essential, Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered (PS5, PS4) – Out now for Essential, Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Monster Train 2 (PS5) – Out now for Essential, Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Death Stranding 2: On The Beach (PS5) – November 17 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii (PS5, PS4) – November 24 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Atomfall (PS5, PS4) – November 17 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake (PS5) – November 17 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Trepang2 (PS5) – November 24 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • MotoGP 26 (PS5) – November 24 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Hell Let Loose (PS5) – November 11 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Cricket 26 – The Official Game Of The Ashes (PS5, PS4) – November 24 for Premium and Extra subscribers
  • Soul Reaver 2 (PS5, PS4) – November 17 for Premium subscribers
  • Freedom Wars Remastered (PS5, PS4) – November 17 for Premium subscribers

PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium welcome a host of games this November:

📦 Death Stranding 2: On the Beach
🏴‍☠️ Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
☢️ Atomfall
🐉 Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

…and more. Full details: https://t.co/VjtMsAoxrB pic.twitter.com/bG4AGyJvBG

— PlayStation (@PlayStation) November 10, 2026

After a controversial price hike that saw many users cancel their PlayStation Plus subscription, the Essential tier (which lets players access a select number of games) currently costs £7.99 a month. Extra is available for £11.99 a month and gives subscribers access to Game Catalogue, a library of “hundreds of games from genre-defining blockbusters to innovative indies”. Premium adds more classic titles and game trials to the offering for £14.99 a month.

Players threatened to cancel their PlayStation Plus memberships following the announcement that Sony will be scrapping physical releases from early 2028, but a new report claims the protest had “no measurable impact” on player engagement. PlayStation is also taking legal action to prove that you never owned digital games that you paid for.

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