PlayStation Plus subscribers can start discovering new games for the month of March 2026. Sony has launched the rollout of titles included in the Extra and Premium offers, with gradual availability depending on the region.
Players located in Asia and Japan are the first to access it on March 17. In other regions, games typically appear on the PlayStation Store around noon local time.
March 2026 PS Plus Extra and Premium games available
The new selection includes several recent titles and games already well known to players. In the PS Plus Extra offer, subscribers can access:
– Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 (PS5)
– Persona 5 Royal (PS5, PS4)
– Persona 5 Royal – Ultimate Edition (PS4)
– Madden NFL 26 (PS5)
-Metal Eden (PS5)
– The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria (PS5)
– Astroneer (PS5, PS4)
– Blasphemous 2 (PS5, PS4)
As for the Premium subscription, a classic completes the selection: – Tekken: Dark Resurrection (PS5, PS4)
Recent titles and classics in the catalog
Several additions are attracting particular attention this month. Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is among the most notable titles in this selection. Metal Eden, more recent, is also one of the new features that may arouse the interest of players.
At the same time, some older games are also included. Persona 5 Royal, for example, remains a benchmark RPG, even if its original version dates back several years. Astroneer is also one of these titles already established in the video game landscape. This combination of new releases and classics allows Sony to offer a varied catalog.
Progressive availability depending on the region
Like every month, the catalog is not updated simultaneously throughout the world. Japanese and Asian players are the first to access new games. In other regions, availability depends on local time, with typically going live around midday. This operation may create a slight gap between players depending on their location.
Watch out for games that will soon leave PS Plus
Along with the new additions, certain games will soon disappear from the catalog. Sony has not yet detailed all of the departures for the month of April, but players are encouraged to complete their current games before their withdrawal. This regular rotation of the catalog is part of how PlayStation Plus works. Subscribers should therefore regularly check for updates so as not to miss the titles that interest them.