PlayStation Plus November: Death Stranding 2 and Dragon Quest III Join the Catalog
PlayStation Plus subscribers get Death Stranding 2, Dragon Quest III, and more.
November's PlayStation Plus lineup brings some genuinely interesting additions across the service's tiers. The standout is Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Hideo Kojima's sequel to his meditative delivery adventure, which is now available to PlayStation Plus members. If you've been curious about the first game but haven't taken the plunge, this is a good moment to see what the series is about.
Also arriving this month is Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, which lands on November 24 in the US, UK, and Japan. The Like a Dragon series has been having a real moment lately, and this spin-off takes the franchise's particular brand of character-driven action in a lighter, more playful direction than the mainline entries.
For those drawn to survival games with a bit of historical texture, Atomfall is worth your time. It's a survival-action game set in the aftermath of the Windscale nuclear disaster in Northern England, which gives it a distinctly grounded, atmospheric quality compared to many entries in the genre.
There's also Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, which reimagines the classic RPG with Square Enix's distinctive hand-drawn visual style. If you've been meaning to experience one of the foundational Dragon Quest games but wanted the modern presentation, this is your entry point.
On the PlayStation Plus Premium side, Soul Reaver 2 and Freedom Wars Remastered are joining the higher tier, giving subscribers access to a couple of titles with real staying power.
One piece of housekeeping worth noting: the PlayStation Plus app on PC is being retired on December 10, so if you've been using it to manage your subscription or browse the catalog from your computer, you'll want to make note of that date.
It's a lineup that feels balanced between the blockbuster and the exploratory. There's something here whether you're looking for a big narrative experience or something more experimental to dig into over the coming weeks.
Source: Playstation
