Sony revealed the second wave of games coming to PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra this month, and there are some real big-name attractions, led by Hideo Kojima’s futuristic deliveryman Death Stranding 2: On the Beach.
Here are the new games coming to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in November:
- Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (PS5)
- Atomic Fall (PS5, PS4)
- Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake (PS5)
- Hell Let Loose (PS5 – available from November 11)
- Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (PS5, PS4 – available from November 24)
- Trepang2 (PS5 – available from November 24)
- MotoGP 26 (PS5 – available from November 24)
- Cricket 26 (PS5, PS4 – available from November 24)
And here are some games available only on PlayStation Plus Premium in November:
- Soul Reaver 2 (PS5, PS4)
- Freedom Wars Remastered (PS5, PS4)
There’s a lot to recommend in this list. Death Stranding 2 was one of the most notable games of 2025. “A busier, louder, more emotionally resplendent version of this singular hiking sim,” wrote Lewis Gordon in Eurogamer’s Death Stranding 2 review.
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii also shined last year, as ridiculous as it was. “A noisy, absurd spin-off that still manages to feel like a top-notch Yakuza game despite the left-field setting and delightfully disjointed plot,” wrote Matt Elliott in Eurogamer’s Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii review.
Meanwhile, Atomfall – Rebellion’s original UK take on a Fallout-like post-apocalyptic idea – received three stars out of five. “If you can get past a rough start and crave a lighter version of the survival genre, Atomfall offers an intriguing story worth checking out,” wrote Tom Orry in Eurogamer’s review of Atomfall. It has probably been significantly corrected and smoothed out since then.
The Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake also earned three stars out of five. “Some excellent improvements make this the definitive version of Dragon Quest 3, but there’s still more that could be done to make it fully welcoming to newcomers,” wrote Daniella Lucas in Eurogamer’s Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D review.
We haven’t reviewed Hell Let Loose, but the popular World War II shooter has continued to gather a serious following and recently spawned a follow-up game in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, which we reviewed. “The lush jungles, rigid command structure, and emphasis on communication make Hell Let Loose: Vietnam a fascinating war simulator when it works. But its many variables can too easily devolve into a miserable snipe fest,” wrote Rick Lane.
So there’s plenty to keep you busy.
Sony also announced in the PlayStation Blog that it was removing the PS Plus app on PC starting December 10. For what? Because no one really uses it.
“With a very small number of eligible PlayStation Plus Premium members (less than 0.4%) using the PlayStation Plus app on PC, this change allows us to focus on improving the high-quality experiences that more of our members want to use,” Sony wrote. “As a result, the PlayStation Plus cloud streaming app on PC will no longer be available.”
For more information on PlayStation Plus, you can check out our guide to PS Plus and all the games available here.
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