PlayStation Plus Adds Death Stranding 2 and Nine More Games in November 2026

November's PlayStation Plus lineup has a particularly strong headliner. Sony Interactive Entertainment announced on November 10 that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will join the Extra and Premium Game Catalog on November 17, giving subscribers access to Hideo Kojima's latest adventure through their membership.

The full selection contains ten titles, although they are not all scheduled to arrive simultaneously. Several will be added on November 17, others have specifically announced November 24 dates, and Hell Let Loose arrives earlier in certain markets.

This is the Game Catalog included with PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium, not the monthly game selection offered across all subscription tiers. Access depends on maintaining an eligible membership and the titles remaining in the catalog.

Sam Porter Bridges leads the lineup

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach first launched on PlayStation 5 in June 2025. Kojima Productions' sequel takes Sam Porter Bridges to Australia, where the mission to extend the Chiral Network introduces new environments, equipment and threats.

The traversal systems remain central to the experience. Players must manage cargo, plan routes and build infrastructure while dealing with earthquakes, sandstorms, wildfires and the supernatural Timefall rain.

Combat has also expanded, but the game's identity is still closely tied to movement, exploration and the indirect cooperation created by its asynchronous online systems. Structures and other contributions can help players navigating the same dangerous environments.

For subscribers who did not buy the sequel at launch, its addition makes the catalog particularly attractive this month. It is a substantial adventure with a distinctive style, and one that is best approached with time to explore rather than expectations of uninterrupted action.

Two very different RPG and survival adventures

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake also arrives on November 17 for PS5. Square Enix's reimagining preserves the foundation of a traditional Japanese role-playing game while presenting its world through the studio's HD-2D visual style.

The story follows the child of legendary hero Ortega, tasked with completing a quest to defeat Baramos. Although it is the third numbered Dragon Quest, the adventure serves as the narrative starting point of the Erdrick trilogy.

Atomfall brings a much darker atmosphere. Rebellion's survival-action game takes place in a fictional quarantine zone in northern England, inspired by the real Windscale nuclear incident. Players gather resources, craft equipment, investigate mysterious groups and navigate encounters where fighting is only one possible approach.

Both PS5 and PS4 versions of Atomfall are included in Sony's announcement.

Pirates, military combat and supernatural shooting

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is among the month's more unusual additions. Goro Majima becomes the captain of a pirate crew after losing his memory, embarking on a treasure hunt featuring both land-based and naval combat.

The game is scheduled for November 24 in the United States, United Kingdom and Japan, with PS5 and PS4 versions listed.

Trepang2 offers something considerably more aggressive. Its protagonist is an escaped soldier with supernatural abilities, fighting through a violent first-person action campaign built around powerful weapons and fast combat. Sony lists November 24 availability in the United States and United Kingdom.

Hell Let Loose has a separate regional schedule. The World War II multiplayer shooter is set to join the catalog on November 11 in the United States and United Kingdom, November 12 in Japan and November 17 under the general rollout schedule. Its large-scale 50-versus-50 battles rely on coordinated infantry, armor and artillery.

The complete Extra and Premium Game Catalog lineup

Sony has confirmed eight main Game Catalog additions for November.

- Death Stranding 2: On the Beach — PS5 — November 17. - Atomfall — PS5, PS4 — November 17. - Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake — PS5 — November 17. - Hell Let Loose — PS5 — November 11 in the US and UK, November 12 in Japan, with November 17 in the general schedule. - Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii — PS5, PS4 — November 24 in the US, UK and Japan. - Trepang2 — PS5 — November 24 in the US and UK. - MotoGP 26 — PS5 — November 24 in the US and UK. - Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes — PS5, PS4 — November 24 in the US and UK.

MotoGP 26 includes the official riders, teams and tracks of the 2026 championship. Sony highlights a system in which real-world results dynamically influence rider ratings and their in-game performance.

Cricket 26 focuses on the sport's latest Ashes competition, with an expanded Pro Team component and a Management Career mode. These additions give the lineup some genre diversity beyond the headline action and adventure releases.

Regional availability is important. Sony explicitly warns that PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineups can vary between countries. Subscribers should check their local PlayStation Store for the actual availability of individual titles, particularly those assigned regional November 24 dates.

Premium adds two more PlayStation adventures

The Premium tier receives Soul Reaver 2 and Freedom Wars Remastered, both listed for PS5 and PS4.

Soul Reaver 2 continues Raziel's pursuit of Kain through the history of Nosgoth. Its story draws on the legacy of the original Legacy of Kain series, with supernatural combat, exploration and time travel.

Freedom Wars Remastered revisits a dystopian action game originally associated with PlayStation Vita. In its world, simply being born carries a million-year prison sentence, forcing players to undertake dangerous missions in the hope of earning their freedom.

Both are part of the general November 17 release wave. Together with the eight Extra catalog additions, they bring the month's announced selection to ten games.

Sony's announcement also includes a separate change to its subscription service: the PlayStation Plus cloud-streaming application on PC will be discontinued on December 10, 2026. According to the company, fewer than 0.4 percent of eligible Premium subscribers use the application. Sony says PlayStation Plus membership benefits on PS5 and PS4 will not be affected.