PS Plus Game and Classics Catalog update for August 2023 Announced

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Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed the games coming to PlayStation Plus Game and Classics Catalog for August 2023. This batch comes with two titles coming to the service on their respective launch days.

Sea of Stars launches on August 29 while the rest will be available starting August 15, 2023, including the upcoming title Moving Out 2, the second day one title for this month.

Notable inclusions this month are Destiny 2’s The Witch Queen expansion, arguably the best expansion Bungie has ever released for the free-to-play online shooter. We also have the remake of Destroy Humans! 2 Reprobed, the console version of Two Point Hospital, and Medi-Evil: Resurrection coming to the Classic catalog. Moving Out

Have a look at the full list below

August 2023 Game Catalog Lineup

  • Sea of Stars (PS4/PS5)

  • Moving Out 2 (PS4/PS5) 

  • Destiny 2: The Witch Queen (PS4/PS5) 

  • Lost Judgment (PS4/PS5) 

  • Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed (PS4/PS5)

  • Two Point Hospital: Jumbo Edition (PS4/PS5)

  • Source of Madness (PS4/PS5)

  • Cursed to Golf (PS4/PS5)

  • Dreams (PS4)

  • PJ Masks: Heroes of the Night (PS4/PS5)

  • Hotel Transylvania: Scary-Tale Adventures (PS4/PS5)

  • Lawn Mowing Simulator: landmark Edition (PS4/PS5)

  • Spellforce III Reforced (PS4)

  • Midnight Fight Express (PS4)

August 2023 Classics Catalog Lineup

  • MediEvil: Resurrection (PS4/PS5)

  • Ape Escape: On the Loose (PS4/PS5)

  • Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice (PS4/PS5)

In case you missed it, the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for August 2023 are PGA Tour 2K23, Dreams, and Death’s Door. All three games are now available for Essential, Extra, and Premium/Deluxe members of PS Plus and will remain available until September 4.

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