PS Plus Game Catalog Adds Death Stranding 2, Like a Dragon and Atomfall This November

Sony has confirmed the next wave of PlayStation Plus Game Catalog additions, and the headline act is Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Kojima Productions' PS5 exclusive, arriving in the Extra and Premium tiers on November 17. Sony Interactive Entertainment's Adam Michel, Senior Director of Content Acquisition and Operations, detailed the full November lineup in a post on the PlayStation Blog published November 10.

Death Stranding 2 Leads an Eight-Game Wave

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach launched as a PS5 exclusive on June 26, 2025, and its Game Catalog debut now gives Extra and Premium subscribers access to one of Kojima Productions' biggest recent releases without buying it outright. The sequel sends Sam Porter Bridges across a devastated Mexico and Australia, expanding the original's delivery-and-connection loop with new vehicles, combat options and a cast that includes Elle Fanning and George Miller.

Alongside it, seven more games join PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium this month. Atomfall, Rebellion's post-apocalyptic British mystery set around a quarantined 1960s nuclear accident site, and Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, Square Enix's pixel-art-inspired remake of the 1988 role-playing classic, both join on PS5 on the same November 17 date as Death Stranding 2. Sega's samurai-turned-pirate spin-off Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii follows on November 24, available on PS4 and PS5 in the US, UK and Japan, continuing the series' tradition of smaller, cheaper entries built between mainline Like a Dragon releases.

Shooters, Racing and Cricket Round Out the List

The rest of the Extra and Premium slate skews toward multiplayer and sports. Team17-published horror shooter Trepang2, a first-person shooter built around a John Wick-style arsenal and slow-motion gunplay, and MotoGP 26, Milestone's officially licensed motorcycle racer, both arrive on PS5 in the US and UK on November 24. World War II squad shooter Hell Let Loose is the earliest addition, landing November 11 in the US and UK and November 12 in Japan, giving its 50-versus-50 historical battles a head start on the rest of the lineup. Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes rounds out the wave on PS4 and PS5 on November 24, timed to coincide with this winter's Ashes series between England and Australia.

Two Older Titles Land in Premium Only

Subscribers on the top-tier Premium plan also get two catalog-exclusive additions on November 17: Soul Reaver 2, Crystal Dynamics' 2001 action-adventure sequel built on the Legacy of Kain mythology, and Freedom Wars Remastered, Dimps' cooperative prison-break shooter originally built for PS Vita before this remaster brought it to current hardware. Both are available on PS4 and PS5 and join the classics section of the Premium catalog rather than the shared Extra and Premium list, reflecting Sony's continued push to use Premium's back-catalog slot for games that never got a mainline PS4 or PS5 release.

A Cloud Streaming App Is on Its Way Out

The same post confirms that the standalone PlayStation Plus cloud streaming app for PC will be retired on December 10. Sony stressed that the shutdown only affects that dedicated Windows app and does not change PS Plus membership benefits, cloud streaming on PS5 or PS4, or access through a browser or the PS Remote Play app.

What It Means for Subscribers

Death Stranding 2 is the biggest name in a lineup that otherwise leans on genre variety over marquee exclusives, giving Extra and Premium subscribers a reason to check in even if cricket, motorcycle racing or 2000s action-adventure aren't their usual picks. Full regional availability and exact unlock times vary by title, and Sony notes in its post that some dates differ by territory, so Extra and Premium subscribers outside the US, UK and Japan should check the PS Plus games page on launch day for their region's rollout.