November 2024 PlayStation Plus Game Catalog Update Adds Dying Light 2 and More

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Sony has finally revealed the games coming to PlayStation Plus’s Game Catalog for Extra and Premium/Deluxe subscribers this November 2024. This update adds 17 games to the service.

This month’s most enticing offers are Dying Light 2, Like a Dragon: Ishin, and the return of Grand Theft Auto V, which was added to the service in December 2023 but was pulled out in June 2024, a good reminder that games can come and go at any time with services like this.

November 2024 - Game Catalog (Extra and Premium/Deluxe members)

  • Dying Light 2 (PS5,PS4)

  • Grand Theft Auto V (PS5,PS4)

  • Like a Dragon: Ishin (PS5/PS4)

  • MotoGP 24 (PS5,PS4)

  • The Sims 4: Island Living DLC (PS4)

  • Digimon Survive (PS4)

  • Overcooked! All You Can Eat (PS5,PS4)

  • Stick Fight: The Game (PS4)

  • Clash: Artifacts of Chaos (PS5, PS4)

  • Killer Frequency (PS5, PS4)

  • Hungry Shark World (PS4)

  • Chivalry 2 (PS5, PS4)

November 2024 - Classics Catalog (Premium/Deluxe Members)

  • Synapse (PS VR2)

  • Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain (PS5, PS4)

  • Blood Omen 2 (PS5, PS4)

  • Resistance: Fall of Man

  • Resistance 2

These games will be available to download for PS Plus members starting November 19.

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