November PlayStation Plus Catalog Adds Death Stranding 2, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza, and More

November is bringing a massive influx of titles to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, headlined by major new additions like Death Stranding 2: On the Beach and Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. According to the official PlayStation Blog, the bulk of these titles will be available for Extra and Premium subscribers starting November 17.

The November Lineup

Players can look forward to a diverse mix of genres. Death Stranding 2: On the Beach joins the catalog for PS5, tasking players with connecting Australia to the Chiral Network. For those who prefer action, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii puts players in the shoes of Goro Majima, reimagined as a pirate captain, though this specific title arrives on November 24 in the US, UK, and Japan. Other notable arrivals include the survival-action title Atomfall, the Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, the supernatural-focused Trepang2, MotoGP 26, and the tactical WWII shooter Hell Let Loose.

Premium members are also getting two classics: Soul Reaver 2 and Freedom Wars Remastered, both available on PS5 and PS4.

Changes to PC Streaming

Alongside the game announcements, Sony confirmed a reduction in its service offerings for PC users. The dedicated PlayStation Plus app for PC is being retired on December 10. The company noted that this decision stems from very low usage rates—specifically less than 0.4% of eligible Premium members. This change is strictly limited to the PC application and will not impact existing PlayStation Plus benefits or access to titles on PS5 or PS4 consoles.

Why it matters

This month’s update offers a significant injection of high-profile games, providing a robust reason for subscribers to check their libraries throughout November. With the varied release dates—particularly for titles like Like a Dragon, Trepang2, and MotoGP 26, which arrive on November 24—players should note that not every game drops on the same day.

For those who primarily play via PC cloud streaming, the retirement of the dedicated app on December 10 represents a major shift in how the service is accessed. While console-based memberships remain entirely unaffected, PC-based subscribers will need to transition away from the platform for cloud gaming after the December deadline. Players should always verify availability in their local PlayStation Store, as regional variations can occur regarding specific game titles and features.