Sony has just dropped the details for the PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue lineup for November 2026, and it is a very impressive list. The fresh batch of titles lands on Tuesday, 17 November. Let us dive into what you will be playing.
Major New Additions to PlayStation Plus
Let us talk about the biggest games arriving this month. First up is Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (PS5). Join Sam on his next mission as he tries to connect Australia to the Chiral Network. You will have to deal with dynamic day and night cycles, extreme weather like sandstorms and forest fires, and the terrifying Timefall rain that instantly ages whatever it touches. You will need to build new types of infrastructure, figure out how to use specialised equipment, and either fight or hide from the bizarre creatures roaming the map. It is strange, it is wonderful, and it is exactly what you expect from this series.
If you prefer something a bit more wild, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (PS4, PS5) is ready for you. You play as Goro Majima, an ex-yakuza who has lost his memory and decided to become a pirate captain. Expect over-the-top combat and a hunt for legendary treasure across the open sea.
Role-playing fans are also getting a massive treat with Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake (PS5). This is a beautiful update to a classic RPG. You play as the child of a great hero, tasked with finishing your father’s epic quest to defeat the villain Baramos and save the world.
Sports, Survival, and Strategy
Sports fans have plenty to keep them busy. Forget about the recent resurgance of “Sandpaper-gate” because Cricket 26: The Official Game of the Ashes (PS4, PS5) arrives with a brand new Management Career mode and expanded gameplay on and off the field. Racing fans can jump into MotoGP 26 (PS5), which features a very cool new system where real-world race results actually change the in-game rider ratings throughout the season.
For those who love a bit of mystery and survival, Atomfall (PS4, PS5) drops you into a fictional quarantine zone in Northern England, five years after a nuclear disaster. I love most Rebellion games and in this one you will need to scavenge and fight your way through a countryside filled with strange cults and rogue government agencies.
If you just want pure action, Trepang2 (PS5) lets you play as a super-powered soldier out for revenge. You can sneak around in the shadows or just blow things up with explosive weapons. Meanwhile, Hell Let Loose (PS5) offers massive 100-player World War II battles. With 14 different playable roles, from Medic to Tank Commander, you get to experience the battlefield in a highly strategic 50 versus 50 setup.
PlayStation Plus Deluxe Classics
For PlayStation Plus Deluxe members, two classic titles are making a comeback. Soul Reaver 2 lets you travel through time as Raziel to uncover ancient mysteries, and Freedom Wars Remastered drops you into a dark future where you must fight in deadly missions to reduce a one-million-year prison sentence.
A quick note for Australian players: Sony recently introduced a one-time age verification check. You will need to complete this before you can add any Restricted (R 18+) games to your digital library. It’s super easy and only take around 5 minutes.
