PlayStation Plus Game Catalog February 2026 Lineup

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The PlayStation Plus Game Catalog is getting several great additions for February 2026, including Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 on PlayStation 5. This month’s full lineup will be available to play on February 17, and I imagine many will want to jump into Peter Parker and Miles Morales’s adventure if they didn’t get a chance to play it when it originally released in 2023. Like many modern PlayStation Studios sequels, I felt Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 was a great game, but it just feels too similar to its predecessors. Still, it’s a must-play and a great time, especially if you enjoyed the first game and Miles Morales’s standalone adventure.

Automotive enthusiasts can check out Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown on PlayStation 5. Designed as an open-world, massively multiplayer racing game, Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown had a bumpy launch and, for the most part, still hasn’t won over fans. As a PlayStation Plus Game Catalog addition, it might be worth a download to see what all the fuss is about, assuming you like racing games.

For something entirely different, check out Neva on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. This action adventure game comes from the team behind Gris and tells the story of Alba, a young woman who is bound to a wolf cub following a traumatic encounter with dark forces. The two will set off on a journey as the wolf grows from a cub to an imposing adult, and together they will do whatever it takes to survive and make a new home.

Season: A Letter to the Future | Image: Scavengers Studio

If you’re searching for something calming, there’s Season: A Letter to the Future on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. It’s a third-person, meditative exploration game that has players go on a bicycle road trip. As they explore, they’ll collect memories, make recordings, and capture important moments from the current season to preserve them for future generations. The game features a diverse cast of characters as players try to grasp the culture, history, and ecology beneath everything.

With Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection set to launch on March 13, the first two games are heading to PlayStation Plus in hopes of bringing new fans to the franchise. Both Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin are PlayStation 4 titles, and they introduce players to the turn-based RPG spinoffs set in the Monster Hunter universe. So if you’ve had one eye on Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection and want to know whether it’s the right game for you, here’s a chance to check out its prequels ahead of time.

Next on the list is Venba on PlayStation 5, a narrative cooking game that tells the story of an Indian mother who immigrates to Canada with her family in the 1980s. As her recipe book gets damaged during the move, players will have to restore the lost recipes in order to cook dishes that serve as a connection to the home left behind.

Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition | Image: Myrkur Games

Those looking for an action adventure game can check out Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition on PlayStation 5. From developer Myrkur Games, Echoes of the End stars Ryn, a powerful vestige who has been born with an affinity for ancient magic. After her brother is captured by an empire, she sets off on a journey to protect her family and her people. On her adventure, she’s accompanied by Abram, a seasoned scholar with a haunted past. Together, they will explore a world inspired by Iceland, filled with glaciers, volcanic depths, and forgotten ruins.

The final title available to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members is Rugby 25 on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Players can immerse themselves in the world of rugby as they take on local club games and international championships. Developed by Big Ant Studios and published by Nacon, Rugby 25 aims to be the most comprehensive rugby game ever, with over 140 international teams.

PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers can check out Disney Pixar Wall-E on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, a game that was originally released on the PlayStation 2. It’s based on the 2008 Pixar film and has players taking on the role of the lonely robot as he navigates through a trash-filled world.