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Death Stranding 2, Atomfall and More Land on PlayStation Plus Soon

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Death Stranding 2, Atomfall and More Land on PlayStation Plus Soon

PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra subscribers can play these games and more starting in November 2026.

CNET’s Oscar Gonzales called Death Stranding 2: On the Beach a “big, beautiful and weird” game. And PlayStation Plus subscribers who enjoyed the first game in the series, or who are fans of the game’s creator, Hideo Kojima, can play the sequel starting on Nov. 17.

PlayStation Plus, which is Sony’s version of Xbox Game Pass, offers a large, constantly expanding library of games. Subscribers can choose from the Essential, Extra and Premium tiers, each with unique perks and benefits. Starting at $11 per month, plans give subscribers access to monthly games and rewards, and each month, all subscribers can access a handful of games at no additional charge. However, only Extra and Premium subscribers can access the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog.

Here are all the games PlayStation is adding to the Game Catalog on Nov. 17, unless otherwise noted.

This award-winning game where you deliver packages to folks is about establishing human connection. You play as Sam (Norman Reedus), who is sent from the US to Australia to connect the continent to the Chiral Network. To do that, he’ll have to traverse dangerous landscapes full of enemies you’ll either have to confront or evade. 

Available to subscribers in the US, UK and Japan on Nov. 24.

This over-the-top, modern-day adventure follows an amnesiac ex-yakuza member who has reinvented himself as a swashbuckling pirate. He’s in search of legendary treasure as well as his lost memories in the Hawaiian Islands.


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