GTA V headlines PlayStation Plus Game Catalog in November – Red Dead lands December 2

Sony has detailed the next wave of titles for PlayStation Plus. The November lineup goes live on November 18 for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members, headlined by Grand Theft Auto V and a slate of recent releases across action, horror, racing and puzzle genres. Tomb Raider: Anniversary expands the Classics catalogue for Premium on the same date. An additional update confirms Red Dead Redemption will join the Game Catalog on December 2.

What arrives on November 18 – Game Catalog (Extra & Premium)

The November selection blends open-world crime drama, experimental survival driving, narrative horror and tactical multiplayer shooters. Below is a quick-look overview before the deeper breakdown.

Grand Theft Auto V – open-world crime saga returns

Platforms: PS5, PS4

• Interwoven campaigns for Franklin, Michael and Trevor in Los Santos and Blaine County.
• Focus on heist-driven missions and shifting perspectives between three protagonists.
• Listed as a PlayStation Plus re-release for the catalog.

Pacific Drive – survival on four wheels

Platforms: PS5

• Run-based, first-person driving survival through an anomaly-scarred Pacific Northwest.
• Your car is the primary companion and lifeline; restore and upgrade it in a home-base garage.
• Progress toward the Olympic Exclusion Zone while uncovering a long-buried mystery.

Still Wakes the Deep – horror at sea

Platforms: PS5

• First-person narrative horror from The Chinese Room.
• Navigate an oil rig with failing comms, searching for crew amid an unknown threat.
• Movement-driven survival – run, climb, swim across flooded corridors and storm-beaten decks.

Insurgency: Sandstorm – methodical modern combat

Platforms: PS5, PS4

• Co-op and PvP modes in contemporary conflict zones.
• Emphasis on close-quarters firefights, ammo management and team tactics.
• Includes vehicle-mounted weapons and coordinated fire support.

Thank Goodness You’re Here! – comedic chaos

Platforms: PS5, PS4

• Exploration-driven comedy “slapformer” set in the town of Barnsworth.
• Complete odd jobs to unlock new areas and ever stranger tasks.
• Hand-drawn animation and fully voiced characters.

The Talos Principle 2 – puzzles with purpose

Platforms: PS5

• Expands on the original’s philosophical themes with large, intricate puzzle spaces.
• Set in a world where biological humanity is extinct but culture persists in a robot society.
• Player choices influence perspectives on civilization’s future.

Monster Jam Showdown – licensed trucks, arcade handling

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Platforms: PS5, PS4

• Features the current fleet, historic icons and toy-universe designs.
• Off-road races, tricks and boost management with environmental damage elements.
• Aims for an accessible dual-steering racing model.

MotoGP 25 – the official two-wheeled grid

Platforms: PS5, PS4

• Compete in the official Championship with riders, bikes and tracks from the season.
• Built on Unreal Engine 5 with MotoGP Stewards and revamped on-site recorded sound.
• Career adds Turning Points, bike evolution and off-track relationships that influence weekends.

Premium Classic – Tomb Raider: Anniversary

Platforms: PS5, PS4 (PS2 classic via emulation)

A reimagining of Lara Croft’s original globe-trotting quest for the Scion artifact, featuring third-person action, larger environments, faster movement and a refined narrative – now playable on modern PlayStation hardware through emulation.

Update – Red Dead Redemption dated for December 2

Platforms: PS5, PS4

Red Dead Redemption will join the Game Catalog on December 2. The story follows former outlaw John Marston as he is compelled to track down his old gang across the American West and Mexico – the predecessor to the 2018 sequel.

Availability notes

• All listed November titles are planned for November 18.
• Red Dead Redemption is scheduled for December 2.
• Game Catalog and Premium selections may vary by region; availability can change over time.

Bottom line – a varied slate with clear dates

For November, PlayStation Plus leans on breadth – from a major open-world entry to experimental survival and cerebral puzzling – with a notable December addition in Red Dead Redemption. If you rotate genres, these dates provide a straightforward plan for what to try next.