PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium August 2026 titles roll out

PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium’s August 2026 catalog began rolling out Aug. 18, with several titles delayed until Aug. 25 in the US, UK and Japan as part of a release-schedule test.

Sony has begun rolling out the August 2026 lineup for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium. Some games became available globally on Aug. 18 while a group of titles will arrive on Aug. 25 for subscribers in the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Vampire Survivors went live globally on Aug. 18. Helldivers 2 is already available in all regions. Hell is Us, Umamusume Pretty Derby – Party Dash, Two Point Museum, Metro Exodus and Dying Light 2 are accessible from Aug. 18 in most regions but will not appear for PlayStation Plus members in the US, the UK and Japan until Aug. 25.

Premium members receive the same Extra catalog plus two classic titles. Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire launched globally on Aug. 18 and are available to Premium subscribers.

Sony confirmed the staggered schedule is a test limited to the US, UK and Japan rather than a permanent global change. The PlayStation Store updates around noon local time, so the exact moment a game appears in a subscriber’s library will depend on their time zone and local update window.

Subscribers retain access to games until each title is formally removed from the service. For most regions outside the three test markets, the Aug. 18 dates apply to the new entries; subscribers in the US, UK and Japan should expect the Aug. 25 availability for the listed titles.

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