The latest wave of games arriving to the PS Plus Game Catalogue have been revealed, with a host of blockbusters joining the lineup in June.
This class is headlined by high fantasy epic Final Fantasy 16, and it’s joined by an array of other, highly-acclaimed titles like Sonic x Shadow Generations, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and more.
If you’re keen to jump into a brand new game this month, or you want to dabble in a few before you commit to your next adventure, the latest PS Plus offerings are strong and diverse, with plenty of novel options in the lot.
Here’s the full list of the latest games arriving to the PS Plus Game Catalogue, which is exclusive to PS Plus subscribers on the Premium, Deluxe, and Extra tiers.
All games will available to play on 16 June in Australia.
PS Plus new game arrivals in June 2026 – quick links
PS Plus: New games for all subscribers in June 2026
- Final Fantasy 16 (PS5) – ‘The 16th standalone entry in the legendary Final Fantasy series marks a darker turn for the RPG franchise, with a complex tale of revenge, power struggles and unavoidable tragedy. Play as Clive Rosfield, First Shield of Rosaria and guardian of his younger brother Joshua, the Dominant of the Eikon Phoenix, in the first fully-fledged action-RPG in the mainline Final Fantasy series.’
- Sonic x Shadow Generations (PS4, PS5) – ‘When Shadow’s old nemesis, Black Doom, reemerges and threatens to take over the world, Shadow must journey into his own past, confront painful memories, face familiar foes and unlock new powers to save the world and prove why he’s known as the Ultimate Lifeform … Sonic X Shadow Generations also includes a complete remaster of the classic hit Sonic Generations.’
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance (PS4, PS5) – ‘(Re)discover Henry’s saga from the start in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the story-driven open-world RPG set in medieval Bohemia. You are Henry, son of a blacksmith, thrust into a raging civil war that took away your family and entire village. Narrowly escaping this brutal attack, you grab your sword to fight back.’
- Life is Strange: Double Exposure (PS5) – ‘Step into an all-new adventure in the Life is Strange series starring the original game’s protagonist Max Caulfield. Photographer-in-residence at the prestigious Caledon University, she discovers her closest new friend, Safi, dead in the snow. Murdered. To save her, Max tries to rewind time – a power she’s not used in years.’
- Farming Simulator 25 (PS5) – ‘Whether you build your legacy single-handedly or cooperatively in multiplayer – you decide: Farming Simulator 25 invites you to join the rewarding farm life. With the introduction of rice farming, spinach and other crops, as well as new environments in East Asia, North America and Central Europe, the family-friendly series takes another giant leap forward.’
- Blades of Fire (PS5) – ‘You are Aran de Lira, the last warrior capable of forging true steel in a world where metal turns to stone. Your journey is not about collecting weapons, but about forging them through intent, sacrifice, and consequence, and surviving long enough to master their weight.’
- Black Desert (PS5) – ‘Fight back the forces that threaten the world or test your might against other adventurers in Black Desert, Pearl Abyss’s open-world MMORPG. From the scorching heat of a desert metropolis to the serene peace of hidden forest enclaves, a thrilling story follows wherever your footsteps take you.’
PS Plus: New classic game for Premium and Deluxe subscribers in June
In addition to the above games, those on the PS Plus Premium or Deluxe subscription tiers will also gain access to an additional title this month:
- Gitaroo Man (PS4, PS5) – ‘The classic PlayStation 2 rhythm game is back to rock your world! Rhythm game hero Gitaroo-Man comes to PS4 and PS5 for the very first time. Go from loser to legend with the mythical Gitaroo, an instrument-turned-weapon that can take down any enemy with the power of music. Press, pitch, and play to the rhythm as the young protagonist U-1 fights his way through enemies and gains confidence in himself along the way.’
