Game Catalog

PlayStation Plus Premium members will finally be able to take advantage of PlayStation 5 cloud streaming when the feature becomes widely available later this month. 

Rely on your wits in Animal Well, slip into a wetsuit with Dave the Diver and journey through mystical 2.5D realms in Tales of Kenzera: Zau. All three games launch onto PlayStation as part of the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. And there are even more games joining April’s Game Catalog lineup. Let’s take a closer look at each. Aside from Animal Well and Tales of Kenzera: Zau, all titles will be available on April 16.

Basketball skills, horror chills, supernatural-infused superheroic thrills and more are on display and available to enjoy as part of March’s Game Catalog lineup for PlayStation Plus. Hit the court with NBA 2K24, escape a zombie-infested Racoon City in Resident Evil 3 or team up to take on the darker side of the Marvel Universe in Midnight Suns. These new releases on Game Catalog are rounded out with even more games, all available to play from Tuesday March 19.  

PlayStation Plus subscribers might already be familiar with what is soon leaving on the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. However, if you haven’t browsed the Game Catalog recently, you will find seven more games heading out from the subscription service. These games are now under the Leaving Soon category, so if you haven’t given them a chance, your time is running out fast. 

The PlayStation Plus subscription service is a must-have if you’re gaming on either PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 platforms. This subscription service offers various benefits, such as online multiplayer access or special discounts. But if you’re on at least the PlayStation Plus Extra tier, then you’re given access to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. 

February’s Game Catalog lineup for PlayStation Plus brings together racing thrills, sci-fi adventure and a selection of entries from a classic RPG series. Take to the streets in Need for Speed Unbound, blast off into space in The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition, then experience some acclaimed RPG fantasy action in the Tales of… series. These and many more titles are playable from February 20. Let’s take a closer look at each game in turn. 

The PlayStation Plus subscription service is pretty much a must-have for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 platforms. However, three tiers are available for PlayStation Plus, so if you’re on the most basic tier, you’re missing out on access to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. This feature is reserved for those who subscribe to PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium. With it, you’ll gain access to a wide assortment of video game titles to enjoy. However, while the game service does provide players a means to enjoy a new collection of games added into the mix monthly, there is a collection of titles that end up getting tossed out. 

A new month heralds even more titles joining the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. December’s lineup is playable from Tuesday, December 19, headlined by Grand Theft Auto V, letting even more players travel to Los Santos to experience the exhilarating single player story campaign, then craft their own career on the city streets and beyond in the vast multiplayer world of GTA Online. GTAV’s arrival into the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog nicely lines up with the game’s newly launched update, GTA Online: The Chop Shop, which introduces a new Salvage Yard business, Drift Races, and more.

November’s PlayStation Game Catalog lineup brings with it vehicular mayhem, chaos, fantastical adventure and more. This month’s picks are headlined by Teardown, the demolition heist adventure that launches day one onto PlayStation Plus for Extra and Premium members. You can read more about the game here. That will be playable from today Wednesday November 15, with all other titles will be available Tuesday, November 21. Let’s take a closer look at those in turn.

Action-packed thrills and spooky chills await this month’s selection of games joining the PlayStation Game Catalog. All titles playable from Tuesday, October 17. Let’s get into it.

Sony has revealed the full line-up of PlayStation Plus Games Catalog additions for October 2023 and it's a full-on spookapalooza.

PlayStation owners likely have a PlayStation Plus subscription. This grants you a few notable goodies, such as online multiplayer and special discounts. However, there are three tiers available, and if you get on at least PlayStation Plus Extra, then you unlock the ability to use the PlayStation Game Catalog. Each month, we get a new collection of games added to the mix. For the month of October, we’re finally getting confirmation from PlayStation about what games will be landing in the PlayStation Game Catalog next. 

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the October 2023 Game Catalog lineup for Extra and Premium subscribers, and Classics Catalog titles for Premium subscribers.

Action-packed thrills and spooky chills await this month’s selection of games joining the PlayStation Game Catalog. All titles playable from Tuesday, October 17. Let’s get into it. 

A new month means a fresh selection of games joining the PlayStation Game Catalog. All the titles will be playable from Tuesday, September 19. Let’s dive in.

It wasn’t long ago that we reported on the leaked list showcasing a few games coming to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. Now, today, we have the official rundown of the games coming to the subscription service. If you have yet to check out the list from the official PlayStation Blog, we’ll list down what games you can expect this month. Of course, just like past reveals, players won’t be able to dive into the collection of games right away. Instead, all the titles revealed within the post are coming to the subscription service on September 19, 2023.

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the September 2023 Game Catalog lineup for Extra and Premium subscribers, and Classics Catalog titles for Premium subscribers.

A new month means a fresh selection of games joining the PlayStation Game Catalog. All the titles will be playable from Tuesday, September 19. Let’s dive in. 

We’re certainly living in an age where subscription services thrive. It’s no different for the video game industry, either. There are several services available to keep you enjoying new video games regularly. For instance, Sony has their PlayStation Plus Game Catalog. This feature unlocks a wide assortment of video games for players to download and enjoy. However, to acquire this feature, you must be on a PlayStation Plus Extra or PlayStation Plus Premium tier membership. This is one or two steps above the basic PlayStation Plus Essential subscription.

Today we’re happy to reveal the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for July 2023. The lineup includes two hotly anticipated indies available with Game Catalog on their respective launch days – Sea of Stars and Moving Out 2. Sea of Stars will be available when it launches on Tuesday, August 29, with all other titles available starting Tuesday, August 15. Let’s dive in.

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the August 2023 Game Catalog lineup for Extra and Premium subscribers, and Classics Catalog titles for Premium subscribers.

become rather big. For Microsoft, you have the Xbox Game Pass service, which opens up a wide collection of video games to enjoy for their dedicated platforms. Meanwhile, Sony also has a subscription service to give you access to countless video games to enjoy. Those with access to the PlayStation Game Catalog will find several new games are being added to the mix this month. Fortunately, we have the full breakdown of new arrivals thanks to a recent update on the official PlayStation Blog. 

Today we’re happy to reveal the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for August 2023. The lineup includes two hotly anticipated indies available with Game Catalog on their respective launch days – Sea of Stars and Moving Out 2. Sea of Stars will be available when it launches on Tuesday, August 29, with all other titles available starting Tuesday, August 15. Let’s dive in. 

Sea of Stars is headed to PS Plus next month, and a demo is now available on PS5 and PS4.

Sea of Stars launches day-and-date as a PlayStation Plus Game Catalog title August 29, developer Sabotage Studio has revealed.

Sea of Stars will be available as a PlayStation Plus Game Catalog title for PlayStation Extra and Premium members on launch day, developer Sabotage Studio announced. A demo is now available for both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.

Sabotage was founded with a clear goal: presenting our own definitive editions of the game genres we grew up playing. By combining retro aesthetics and modern design, we shoot for experiences that capture what we love about games of old while leaving behind the elements we feel might hold them back today.We knew from the beginning that out-of-combat controls would be an important aspect to tackle for our modernized take on classic turn-based RPGs, and one of the pillars of Sea of Stars.