Sony announced the November lineup for the PlayStation Plus game catalog on November 11, bringing ten new titles to the service on November 17.
The update adds Death Stranding 2 and the multiplayer tactical shooter Hell Let Loose to the subscription library. Subscribers to the higher-tier PlayStation Plus Premium service also gain access to two returning classic games. Unlike monthly promotional titles, these additions remain playable in the catalog until Sony removes them.
- Ten new games arrive on the PlayStation Plus service on November 17, following a previous batch added by Sony for Extra and Premium members.
- The November lineup spans multiple genres, including the sci-fi adventure Atomfall, action titles like Tomb Raider: Rise and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, and the role-playing game Final Fantasy VII Remake.
- Premium tier subscribers receive two additional classic titles alongside the main catalog additions, following Sony's schedule of library expansions.
The official announcement lists ten titles heading to the catalog this month. Among them is Death Stranding 2, which continues the exploration and survival mechanics of the original release. Joining it is Hell Let Loose, a multiplayer title focused on strategic World War II combat.
The list includes the sci-fi indie adventure Atomfall and the action-adventure sequel Tomb Raider: Rise. Players will also find the modern role-playing release Final Fantasy VII Remake and the loot-shooter Borderlands 3.
The November rollout rounds out its selection with sports simulation via NBA 2K21 and historical role-playing through Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. Creative building returns with LittleBigPlanet 3, while physics-based puzzle solving is represented by Human: Fall Flat.
The inclusion of classic titles specifically for Premium tier members extends the value of the higher subscription tier, following a similar content drop delivered to Extra and Premium subscribers last month.
