Here Are the 3 Games Coming to PlayStation Plus in November

PlayStation Plus monthly game lineup for November 2026 is finally here. If you’re a PS5 and PS4 player, you should save room for a zombie-slaying adventure in Los Angeles, three classic Tomb Raider games in one remastered collection, and a strategy roguelite built around defending a train travelling between Heaven and Hell.

All three games will be available to claim from Tuesday, November 3, through Monday, November 30. So, you have almost the entire month to add them to your library.

It covers quite different tastes, too. Dead Island 2 is my pick for players who want bloody melee combat; Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered brings Lara Croft’s older adventures to modern consoles, while Monster Train 2 promises something more tactical for anyone who prefers building strategies over fighting zombies.

September 2026 PlayStation Store Top DownloadsMarvel’s Wolverine, EA Sports FC 27 and Red Dead Redemption 2 topped PlayStation Store’s September 2026 download charts across PS5 and PS4.

What are the PS Plus games for November 2026?

The November lineup includes three games across PS5 and PS4, though Monster Train 2 is PS5-only. Here’s a closer look at each game.

1. Dead Island 2 (PS5, PS4)

Dead Island 2 takes you to HELL-A, a zombie-infested version of Los Angeles where the undead have overrun familiar locations. You can rely on guns, cut, smash, and tear through the infected with an assortment of improvised and specialised weapons.

Beyond the fighting, there are quests for you to complete, survivors to meet, and a deliberately over-the-top story that leans into the chaos of its setting. You can also explore alone or team up with up to two others in online co-op.

2. Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered (PS5, PS4)

Lara Croft returns to the Remastered version, bringing together three games from a darker period of the long-running adventure series.

The package includes Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation, Tomb Raider: Chronicles, and Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness. Across the trilogy. You can expect exploration, environmental puzzles, dangerous traps, and the kind of platforming challenges that helped define the earlier Tomb Raider games.

Meanwhile, you can also switch between the original polygonal models and the remastered graphics at any time.

This is my November pick for players who enjoy puzzle-solving and exploration more than constant combat.