The PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium catalogs have just expanded for the first time in November 2026 with the addition of Hell Let Loose. The popular online shooter is no stranger to the service, having previously been offered to PS Plus subscribers roughly half a decade ago.

Originally developed by Australian studio Black Matter, Hell Let Loose is a World War II tactical shooter that entered Steam Early Access in June 2019, following a successful 2017 Kickstarter campaign that raised approximately $220,000. Version 1.0 arrived on PC in July 2021, with console ports following three months later. The PS5 version of Hell Let Loose was also a day-one addition to the October 2021 PS Plus monthly lineup. British publisher Team17 then acquired the IP in January 2022, subsequently taking over development in early 2023. The company established Cover 6 Studios to support the game, while British developer Expression Games joined the project as a co-development partner in April 2023. The latter went on to co-develop Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, a sequel released in August 2026.

Hell Let Loose Returns to PS Plus After 5 Years

While there is still no word on the Vietnam-set sequel making its way to PS Plus, the original Hell Let Loose game has just returned to Sony’s subscription catalog on November 11, 2026, just over five years after its initial appearance. The service has changed considerably in the meantime, most notably with the introduction of its three-tier structure in 2022.

All PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium Games for November 2026

[▲▲]Added

[▲]Game

[▲]Platform(s)

[▲]Tier

[▲▲]Release

[▲]Value

[▲]User Rating*

[▲]OpenCritic

Player(s)

Nov 11

Hell Let Loose

PS5

Extra

Oct 5, 2021

$49.99

3.99

76

100

Nov 17

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

PS5

Extra

Jun 26, 2025

$69.99

4.86

90

1

Nov 17

Atomfall

PS5, PS4

Extra

Mar 27, 2025

$54.29

3.99

75

1

Nov 17

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

PS5

Extra

Nov 14, 2024

$59.99

4.27

85

1

Nov 17

Soul Reaver 2

PS5, PS4

Premium

Nov 17, 2026

N/A

N/A

N/A

1

Nov 17

Freedom Wars Remastered

PS5, PS4

Premium

Jan 10, 2025

$39.99

4.24

73

1–8

Nov 24

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii

PS5, PS4

Extra

Feb 21, 2025

$59.99

4.63

81

1–4

Nov 24

Trepang2

PS5

Extra

Oct 2, 2023

$29.99

4.54

78

1

Nov 24

MotoGP 26

PS5

Extra

Apr 29, 2026

$59.99

3.58

78

1–2

Nov 24

Cricket 26 – The Official Game of the Ashes

PS5, PS4

Extra

Nov 19, 2025

$59.99

3.12

N/A

1–4

*The listed PS Store user scores are approximated as of November 11, 2026, but the actual ratings are dynamic and change daily, sometimes even hourly.

Whereas Hell Let Loose was originally offered as a monthly game that PS Plus subscribers could claim for roughly four weeks, its latest addition makes it available through the Extra and Premium catalogs for the foreseeable future. The original offer was part of what is now known as PS Plus Essential, meaning anyone who claimed the shooter in October 2021 can still access it with an active subscription, regardless of their current tier.

While its multiplayer-only nature means Hell Let Loose may not have as wide an appeal as the average PS Plus release, fans of tactical shooters may still find it well worth their time. Its 50-versus-50 battles emphasize teamwork, communication, and strategy, with specialized roles focused on capturing territory, establishing spawn points, and coordinating support. Realistic weapon lethality and unforgiving combat further distinguish Hell Let Loose from faster-paced multiplayer shooters, rewarding patience and planning over reckless aggression and kill count chasing.







The second wave of November 2026 PS Plus additions will be considerably larger, bringing Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, and Atomfall to the service on November 17. The lineup will also include two Premium-exclusive titles: Soul Reaver 2 and Bandai Namco’s 2025 remaster of Freedom Wars.



Released

July 27, 2021

ESRB

M For Mature 17+ due to Blood and Gore, Violence

Developer(s)

Black Matter


Share.
Exit mobile version