PS Plus November 2026: Every Game Coming and Leaving

Zombies have overrun Los Angeles, and you fight your way through it as one of six survivors who are immune to the infection. Melee weapons can be modded into ridiculous things, and zombies come apart in gory detail. The 2023 game plays solo or in three-player online co-op.

You play Lara Croft through three of her older adventures, The Last Revelation, Chronicles and The Angel of Darkness, which first came out between 1999 and 2003. Whenever you like, you can flip between the original graphics and the remastered ones. You also get to choose the controls: the original tank controls, where you turn Lara on the spot and then push forward, or modern ones that send her wherever you point the stick.

You defend a train on its way through Heaven and Hell with a deck of monsters and spells, building a new combination every run. The train has several floors, and where you place your units matters as much as which cards you play. The 2025 sequel adds five new clans and new modes.

This is World War II with 50 players a side, on huge maps like Carentan, Omaha Beach and Foy. You pick one of 14 roles, from Officer and Machine Gunner to Medic and Tank Commander, and none of them wins the fight alone. The front line moves as each side takes ground, and every sector you capture earns your team resources.

Sam’s back, and this time the job is connecting Australia to the Chiral Network. The land throws earthquakes, sandstorms, forest fires and Timefall at you, day and night. Timefall is rain that instantly ages whatever it touches, which is a nasty forecast. You build new kinds of infrastructure to get across, and when the strange creatures show up, you can fight them or dodge them.

It’s a fictional quarantine zone in Northern England, five years after the Windscale nuclear disaster, and it’s overrun by cults and rogue government agencies. The twist is how much of it you can talk your way through. There’s a mystery to piece together by poking around and asking questions, which suits anyone who’d rather solve a problem with a conversation. It comes from Rebellion, the studio behind Sniper Elite and Zombie Army.

Years ago the hero Ortega set out to defeat the Archfiend Baramos, and failed. Now it’s your 16th birthday, you’re his only child, and the king of Aliahan has a job for you. It’s the RPG that kicks off the Erdrick Trilogy, rebuilt in HD-2D, with pixel-art characters in 3D scenery and a big world map to explore.

Goro Majima, the ex-yakuza, is shipwrecked on a remote Pacific island with his memory gone. So he becomes a pirate captain, which is one way to handle amnesia. He sets sail to look for clues, with a boy named Noah, who saved his life, along for the trip. Soon he and his crew are in a fight over a legendary treasure. You upgrade your ship and trade cannon fire with enemy vessels in real time, and in brawls you switch between the Mad Dog and Sea Dog fighting styles.

The trick here is slowing time so you can dodge bullets, and you can cloak to sneak up on people too. You play an escaped soldier, broken out of a guarded blacksite by a mysterious group, with no memory of who you were and a lot of fight left in you. Fair warning, it’s gory.

It’s the official game of the 2026 MotoGP Championship, so the riders, teams, bikes and tracks are all the real ones. What’s new is that the ratings follow real life through the season: a rider on a hot streak gets better in the game too. You can race it as an arcade game or go full sim with the Pro Experience, and online races take up to 22 riders.

The headline is the Management Career, where you run the side: scout and sign players, bring them along, pick the lineup and set the plan for each match. If you’d rather run the club than bat for it, that’s your mode. The Ashes mode gets bigger too, and you can play it as Australia or England.

Three criminals, a young hustler, a retired bank robber and an unhinged psychopath, pull off heists across Los Santos in Rockstar's 2013 open world. You switch between them at will, and GTA Online is included. This is the 2022 PS5 version, and it leaves two days before GTA VI launches.

In 1899, Arthur Morgan rides with Dutch van der Linde's gang as the law closes in and the Wild West ends. It's a slow, detailed open world full of hunting, camp life and side stories, and Red Dead Online comes with it. It's the 2018 PS4 version, and it plays on PS5 too.

You play a robot born into a future where humanity is gone, solving laser, light and logic puzzles across a strange island. Between puzzles, the story asks big questions about what makes someone human and where civilisation should go next. It came out in 2023 and builds on the first Talos Principle.

A travelling salesman turns up in Barnsworth, a small Northern English town, for an appointment and ends up doing odd jobs for the locals, mostly by slapping things. Every scene is a hand-drawn gag, and the whole thing takes a few hours to finish. Short, silly and very British.

You step into the Ashes, the cricket rivalry between England and Australia, with the real teams and players from the 2023 series. If you'd rather write your own story, the career mode takes one player from club cricket all the way to the international stage.

You turn into a pig, a snake, a frog, a lion and a dragon, and each new form opens paths through a hand-drawn kingdom you couldn't reach before. If you grew up on Wonder Boy, this is its spiritual follow-up, and Ryuichi Nishizawa, who created Wonder Boy, worked on it. It came out in 2018.

You and up to three friends can race on one split screen, sliding through corners to charge your boost and firing it on the straights. It came out in 2020 but looks like a 90s arcade racer, with chunky cars made of flat, blocky shapes. Besides normal races, there's a mode where every car carries a bomb that goes off if you drop below a certain speed.

Giant ants, spiders and robots invade, and you blast them back with absurd amounts of firepower as one of four soldier classes. Cities crumble around you while you fight. It's from 2015, and friends can join you in co-op, online or on a split screen.

You hold out against waves of zombies at night and spend the day building barricades and turrets. Each night gets harder, and your score is how long you last. It plays alone or with friends, online or on one screen.

If you never played the first Soul Reaver, the short version is this: you’re Raziel, and you’re after Kain. This sequel sends that chase back through time, into older and more dangerous eras of Nosgoth, the world these games are set in, and you dig into the mysteries of its ancient races along the way.

Earth has run out of resources, and in this future just being alive is a sin. So you start life with a one-million-year prison sentence and chip away at it by volunteering for deadly missions, fighting with your Thorn weapon next to allies and your cyborg Accessory. The remaster sharpens the look with high-resolution textures and 4K, and adds difficulty settings and a reworked weapon crafting system.

Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light, the 2010 and 2013 shooters set in Moscow's subway after a nuclear war, in one package. You play Artyom, scavenging ammo and gas mask filters between tense fights and quiet stealth. This is a new PS5 version, with up to 120 frames a second on PS5 Pro.

You play James Bond before he's 007, a young naval aircrewman pulled into MI6's revived 00 programme. Each mission leaves the approach up to you: sneak past the guards, bluff your way through, lean on gadgets, or go in with fists and guns, and there's driving too. If you've played Hitman, it's from the same studio, IO Interactive. Premium members can play the first hour as a Game Trial.

You're Enzo Favara, working your way up the Sicilian mob in the early 1900s. There are shootouts, knife fights, sneaking around and horse riding alongside the cars. The story runs in a straight line, and a Free Ride mode added after launch lets you roam its Sicily on your own. It's a 2025 prequel to the Mafia series.

You're Aloy, a hunter in a far-future America where giant machines shaped like animals roam the land. You take them down with a bow and traps, then climb, glide and dive your way across a huge open world. If you played Horizon Zero Dawn, this is where her story goes next.

A crew of up to four robot misfits, hired by a corporation, fights an alien fungus outbreak across a strange planet. Between missions, you spend loot on hundreds of upgrades that change how your guns and abilities work. It arrived on PS5 on day one in the catalog.

You're the Burnt One, walking a world of strange creatures with a little lantern buddy called Potboy, and everything around you is made of real clay. You sneak, solve puzzles and use Potboy's flame to light the way. If you played Lost in Random, it's from the same studio, and you can play it in PS VR2 too.

You return to the abandoned Playtime Co. toy factory and solve puzzles while living toys hunt you, this time Mommy Long Legs among them. You use the GrabPack, a pair of extending hands, to pull levers and swing across gaps. It's first-person horror with plenty of jump scares.

Two heroes from rival worlds, an amnesiac slave and a cursed noblewoman, fight to free one world from the other's rule. Battles play out in real time, and you chain your own attacks into the moves of the rest of your party. This edition includes the 2023 Beyond the Dawn story expansion.

You race dirt bikes on tracks built inside stadiums, up against the real riders from the 2025 supercross season, which makes it one for anyone who follows the sport. There's a career mode with rivals to beat, and a track editor if you'd rather build your own course.

Capcom's 2000 PlayStation game sends Regina and Dylan back in time to a jungle full of dinosaurs. It's more action than survival horror, rewarding you for chaining kills. The Classics version adds rewind and quick saves.

The 2004 theme park builder with both of its expansions, Soaked! and Wild!. You design coasters piece by piece, run the park's money and keep the visitors happy, and you can ride your coasters in first person. It's the 2025 PS5 and PS4 version, part of Premium's Classics catalog.