PlayStation Plus September 2026 Lineup Adds Ten Games
PlayStation has officially confirmed the full list of games joining the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for September 2026, covering the Extra (second tier) and Premium (third tier) membership levels. According to the announcement, every new addition will become available to eligible members on September 15. The lineup spans a wide range of genres, from open-world co-op survival and licensed sports to indie action, horror, and retro classics, giving subscribers a broad selection to work through this month.
Members on the Extra tier will receive eight games. These include 《符文世界：龙之荒野》(RuneScape: Dragonwilds), an open-world co-op survival adventure built on the classic RuneScape IP that supports parties of up to four players; WWE 2K26, the latest wrestling sim featuring hundreds of current and legendary stars; and 《球比伦战记》, an indie action game combining brick-breaking, Roguelite, and base-building systems. Additional titles are Date Everything, a lighthearted dating sim built around unusual objects; 《野狗子》(Slitterhead), a third-person horror game from Silent Hill core creator Keiichiro Toyama set in Republican-era China; 《忍者龙剑传外传：怒之羁绊》(Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound), a pixel-art hardcore side-scroller from the Blasphemous team; Dungeons of Hinterberg, an adventure RPG mixing Zelda-style dungeon puzzles with town social systems; and Sniper Elite: Resistance, set in occupied France during World War II.
The Premium tier’s Classics Catalog will gain two titles this month. The first is Mega Man X: Command Mission, the turn-based RPG entry in the Mega Man X series, in which players control X and his companions, collect armor pieces, and take on classic villains from the franchise. The second is Metro Redux, a remastered collection bundling Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light. Both titles are narrative-driven shooters set in a post-nuclear Moscow underground and are known for their immersive, dark atmosphere. Members will be able to access both additions starting September 15 alongside the Extra tier games.
PlayStation confirmed that once these titles join the Game Catalog, members can play them at any time as long as they maintain an active subscription at the corresponding tier. That means access is tied to membership status rather than a permanent purchase. The September 2026 selection leans heavily on variety, pairing a large licensed sports release and a recognizable survival IP with several shorter indie and horror experiences. For subscribers who favor narrative-driven shooters, the arrival of Metro Redux on the Premium tier is arguably the standout of the month.
