PS Plus: 10 Games Drop in November, 4 Blockbusters Lead the Pack
Only a year after hooking up Australia to the Chiral Network, Sam Bridges is back—this time in the PS Plus Extra lineup. And he’s not flying solo. Nine more games join him in what’s shaping up to be the most stacked month of 2026 for PlayStation subscribers.
After October already raised the bar, Sony is following up with a November drop that’s even more impressive. The PlayStation Blog just made it official: ten new titles are joining the catalog, rolling out across three dates between November 11 and 24. Among them, four blockbusters form a powerhouse quartet rarely seen on the service—and Sony had already teased some of these via the Japanese PS Blog.
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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach — the headline act
This is the addition everyone’s talking about. Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Hideo Kojima’s latest, lands in the Extra catalog on November 17—barely a year after its PS5 debut. Such a quick arrival for a Sony first-party title is rare, showing just how serious Sony is about powering up its subscription service. A strong contender for GOTY 2025, the game sends Sam Bridges beyond America’s borders to connect Australia to the Chiral Network. Between natural disasters, timefall rain, and otherworldly creatures, Oli Welsh calls the adventure “a tour de force, a seamless and incredibly polished iteration of a true original, still hypnotic as ever.”
If you haven’t taken the plunge yet, now’s the perfect time to discover this one-of-a-kind strand game—without paying a cent more than your subscription. Also worth noting: November’s PS Plus Essential games (Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered, and Monster Train 2) round out an already generous offering.
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii — the wild pirate adventure
Goro Majima may have lost his memory, but he hasn’t lost his flair for the dramatic. In Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, available November 24, the saga’s most unpredictable character reinvents himself as a pirate captain, sailing the Hawaiian seas in search of legendary treasure. The result: a spin-off as generous as it is over-the-top, mixing the series’ signature brawling with gloriously excessive naval battles. Pro tip: play Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth first, as this game contains major story spoilers.
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake — the legendary RPG
Its arrival was leaked by the Japanese PlayStation Blog weeks ago, but now it’s official: Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake joins the catalog on November 17. This gorgeous remake of the Square Enix classic uses the HD-2D visual style made famous by Octopath Traveler to breathe new life into the opening chapter of the Erdrick trilogy. Completely overhauled gameplay, stunning art direction, and an adventure that remains a cornerstone of Japanese RPGs—hard to find a better value in the catalog.
Atomfall — the British curveball
Developed by Rebellion (the minds behind Sniper Elite and Zombie Army), Atomfall is a survival-action game inspired by the real-life Windscale nuclear disaster in northern England. You’ll explore a fictional quarantine zone teeming with bizarre cults, shady government agencies, and colorful characters. Lush British countryside instead of yet another urban wasteland: that’s its secret weapon, giving the game a unique identity. A title that’s won over players since launch and deserves your attention starting November 17.
Trepang2 — the brutal FPS
F.E.A.R. fans, rejoice. Trepang2 storms onto PS Plus Extra November 24, delivering exactly what its inspiration did best: intense shootouts, glorious bullet time, and an atmosphere that swings between horror and pure action. You play as an amnesiac soldier with supernatural powers, out for revenge in a campaign that’s as straightforward as it is satisfying. Already a cult hit on PC, this indie FPS never found its console audience—PS Plus might just change that.
Hell Let Loose — total war
The first game of the month to drop, Hell Let Loose joins the catalog tomorrow, November 11. The timing is no coincidence for this World War II multiplayer FPS. The pitch: 50v50 battles on massive maps, with 14 playable roles (officer, scout, machine gunner, medic, engineer, tank commander…) and a frontline that shifts dynamically. The game keeps getting regular updates, including a Vietnam expansion that broadens the battlefield even further.
MotoGP 26 — the official sim
MotoGP 26 lands November 24 with a new feature that might even tempt non-fans: dynamic Riders Ratings. In short, real-world rider performance throughout the 2026 season directly affects their in-game stats. It’s a system that brings the sim closer to reality and gives you a reason to keep coming back. As always, you get all the official riders, teams, bikes, and tracks from the championship.
Cricket 26 — the niche pick
Let’s be honest: Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes is for a very specific crowd. This official Ashes game brings a new Management Career mode, an improved Pro Team mode, and deeper gameplay for fans of the sport. Cricket isn’t exactly huge in France, but the curious can try it risk-free starting November 24.
Soul Reaver 2 — the Premium classic
On the PS Plus Premium side, Soul Reaver 2 joins the catalog November 17 in its original PS2 version. Step back into Raziel’s shoes to travel across Nosgoth’s eras, face new foes, and unravel the mysteries of the ancient races. Important note: the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1&2 remaster is already available for purchase on PS5. So it’s the classic version that Premium subscribers get—a choice sure to spark debate.
Freedom Wars Remastered — the ex-Vita exclusive
The second Premium addition this month is Freedom Wars Remastered, also available November 17. This Japanese hunting game, originally a PS Vita exclusive, drops players into a dystopian future where existing is a crime punishable by a million years in prison. To shave down your sentence, you’ll have to survive deadly missions using the Thorn—a versatile signature weapon—alongside allies and a guardian cyborg. A hidden gem from the Vita catalog that deserves a second look on PS5 and PS4, especially as PS Plus is slowly catching up to Game Pass in terms of content.
With new games dropping on three dates (November 11, 17, and 24) and a top-tier lineup of Death Stranding 2, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, and Atomfall, this November is hands-down the strongest month of 2026 for PS Plus Extra. The only question: can Sony keep up the pace in December, just as the holidays—and a certain highly anticipated Rockstar release—draw near?
