PlayStation Plus November 2026 Monthly Games guide by CODSKINS

PS Plus November 2026 Games: Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider & More

PlayStation Plus members can claim three November 2026 Monthly Games from 3 November: Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered and Monster Train 2. The lineup is available to Essential, Extra and Premium members until 30 November, provided the games are added to the account during the claim window.

Sony confirmed the selection on 28 October through the official PlayStation Blog. October's Monthly Games leave on 2 November, creating a short deadline for anyone who has not added them to their library.

PS Plus November 2026 games and dates

  • Dead Island 2 — PS5 and PS4
  • Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered — PS5 and PS4
  • Monster Train 2 — PS5

All three become claimable on Tuesday, 3 November and remain available until Monday, 30 November. Monthly Games are different from the rotating Game Catalog: once claimed, they remain in your library and can be played while your qualifying PlayStation Plus membership is active.

Dead Island 2

Dead Island 2 is the largest mainstream release in the November trio. The first-person action RPG sends players through a zombie-filled Los Angeles with melee-focused combat, character builds and co-operative play. Both PS5 and PS4 versions are included, making it the most broadly accessible option in the lineup.

Players who skipped it at release can use the Monthly Games window to sample the full campaign without buying the base game separately. Download size and optional add-ons vary, so check available storage before the 3 November launch. The Plus entitlement is for the listed base game; do not assume every premium expansion is included unless it is shown on the PlayStation Store page.

Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered

Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered collects The Last Revelation, Chronicles and The Angel of Darkness. It gives the three later classic adventures updated presentation while retaining their original-era design and puzzles. Sony lists both PS5 and PS4 editions.

This is the most nostalgia-focused selection of the month, but it also offers a useful entry point for players who want to explore Lara Croft's less frequently re-released adventures. Expect older level design and control conventions beneath the remaster work rather than a modern reboot-style experience.

Monster Train 2

Monster Train 2 is the PS5-only game in the lineup. It builds on the original's deck-building roguelike structure, asking players to defend a multi-level train through repeated runs, card combinations and faction synergies.

Its run-based format makes it a strong complement to the two longer action-adventure games: sessions can be short, but the strategic progression and build experimentation are designed for repeat play. PS4 owners should note that Sony lists only a PS5 version for November's Monthly Games offer.

Last chance to claim October's PS Plus games

Members have until 2 November to add October's Monthly Games to their library:

  • F1 25
  • Hunt: Showdown 1896
  • Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2

You do not need to install a Monthly Game before it leaves. Adding it to the library is enough to retain the entitlement for later use while your Plus membership remains active. That makes the quickest action simple: claim October's trio now, then return for the new lineup on 3 November.

Which November game should you play first?

Dead Island 2 is the obvious first download for co-op action and a modern campaign. Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered offers the most content for classic-adventure fans, while Monster Train 2 is the best fit for players who prefer tactical runs and deck experimentation.

There is no penalty for claiming all three, even if you only plan to install one. Add every title before 30 November, then manage downloads around your storage and play schedule. CODSKINS tracks more limited-time offers in the Latest Promotions hub, alongside codes and rewards in the Other Games, DLC and Digital Rewards collection.

If your membership expires after claiming the games, the titles normally become unavailable until the subscription is renewed; the claim itself is not converted into a permanent standalone purchase. Availability can also differ by region, so use the PlayStation Store listing attached to your own account as the final check before relying on a particular edition.

Confirmed facts versus speculation

The games, supported consoles and 3–30 November claim window are confirmed by PlayStation. Sony has not announced extra November Monthly Games in this post, and the selection should not be confused with a future Game Catalog update for Extra and Premium. Any additional titles circulating without a PlayStation announcement remain unconfirmed.