Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is joining November's PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, alongside Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, Atomfall and Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake. The additions are for Extra and Premium subscribers, but they do not all have the same confirmed arrival date.
Sony's November 10 announcement also confirms that the PlayStation Plus cloud streaming app on PC will close on December 10.
November's catalog dates and platforms
Sony lists Death Stranding 2, Atomfall and Dragon Quest III for November without specifying their individual arrival days. The full Extra and Premium selection is:
| Game | Platforms | Announced catalog date |
|---|---|---|
| Hell Let Loose | PS5 | November 11, US and UK; November 12, Japan |
| Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii | PS5, PS4 | November 24, US, UK and Japan |
| Trepang2 | PS5 | November 24, US and UK |
| MotoGP 26 | PS5 | November 24, US and UK |
| Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes | PS5, PS4 | November 24, US and UK |
| Death Stranding 2: On the Beach | PS5 | November, day not specified |
| Atomfall | PS5, PS4 | November, day not specified |
| Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake | PS5 | November, day not specified |
Death Stranding 2 brings Sam's journey to connect Australia to the Chiral Network into the subscription library. It originally released on PS5 on June 26, 2025. Pirate Yakuza puts an amnesiac Goro Majima in command of a pirate crew with combat on land and at sea.
Premium subscribers also get Soul Reaver 2 and Freedom Wars Remastered, both listed for PS5 and PS4. Sony has not specified their arrival days in the announcement. Lineups can differ by region, so check the local PlayStation Store when the games become available.
These are catalog additions, not the Monthly Games offered with Essential. Sony's membership comparison places Game Catalog access in Extra and Premium; an Essential subscription alone does not include it. Catalog access also depends on an active eligible membership and the games remaining in the service.
PlayStation Plus PC app closes December 10
Sony says fewer than 0.4% of eligible PlayStation Plus Premium members use its PC app. It cites that low usage as the reason for retiring the cloud streaming application and says affected users will be notified directly.
Sony says the change does not affect PlayStation Plus memberships or the benefits available on PS5 and PS4 consoles.