PlayStation Plus November and December 2026 games, Digi Mart USA News: Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed early details about upcoming PlayStation Plus catalog updates for the Extra and Premium tiers for November and December 2026, according to a publisher report that cites an article that appeared unexpectedly on the official Japanese PlayStation blog.
The article was published as part of a presentation announcing the PlayStation Portal handheld, which will be available in a new Midnight Black color and will feature increased internal storage capacity. The report did not specify the device’s price.
The highlight of the November catalog expansion will be the long-awaited HD-2D remake of the role-playing game Dragon Quest III. The remake will be available to active members of both senior subscription tiers starting November 17.
The December digital catalog will also include the large-scale historical tactical action game Dynasty Warriors: Origins.
Beyond modern titles, the company confirmed an upcoming expansion of its classic game library, available exclusively to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers. The retro catalog will include the original adventure platformer Ratchet & Clank, released in 2002 for the PlayStation 2 and developed by Insomniac Games.
The exact date of its addition to the service will be announced later.
Company representatives also emphasized that the additional internal memory of the black version of the PlayStation Portal has been reserved for future features, which will be detailed in separate announcements.
The complete list of remaining games included in the November update for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium will be officially unveiled on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The full catalog launch and general access to these titles are scheduled for Tuesday, November 17.
Games will be added to digital stores in regional phases for the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan, as is customary. According to the report, this early announcement strategy helps the publisher maintain strong interest in its paid services and gradually showcase content from its digital libraries to players.
