Every PS Plus Game Available Right Now in July 2026

A Living, Breathing Catalog

Keeping tabs on a subscription library is its own part-time job. Games arrive, games leave, and unless you check in regularly, something you meant to download has already walked out the door. Push Square is trying to take some of that pressure off subscribers with a continuously updated guide tracking every PS Plus game currently available across all three tiers of Sony’s service.

According to Push Square, the guide covers PS Plus Essential, PS Plus Extra, and PS Plus Premium games across both PS5 and PS4. It lists not just what is available right now but also upcoming additions and confirmed expiry dates, the two pieces of information that matter most to anyone trying to stay ahead of the rotation.

The guide is authored by a four-person team at Push Square: Sammy Barker, Robert Ramsey, Stephen Tailby, and Liam Croft, and as of this writing it was updated just four hours ago, suggesting the team refreshes it on a near-daily basis during active catalog cycles.

New Games for July 2026

The current version of the guide specifically highlights new PS Plus games for July 2026, though the full details of those additions are listed within the filterable catalog itself rather than as a separate announcement. Push Square notes that the complete list can be sorted by platform or subscription tier, giving subscribers a quick way to see exactly what is available to them based on what they pay for each month.

For anyone who does not want to scroll through the entire catalog, the guide also offers three targeted quick-start links: one for all games available now, one for games coming soon, and one for games that are leaving soon. That last link is arguably the most useful. Nothing stings quite like remembering a game exists the week after it left the service.

Why This Kind of Resource Matters

PS Plus has grown considerably more complicated since Sony introduced its tiered structure. Essential subscribers get a monthly handful of games to claim. Extra opens up a broader on-demand catalog. Premium adds classic titles, game trials, and streaming options on top of that. Knowing which games belong to which tier, and whether they are available on PS5, PS4, or both, requires a level of organizational clarity that Sony’s own storefront does not always make easy to find at a glance.

Third-party trackers like the one Push Square maintains fill that gap. By filtering the full list down to a specific platform or tier, a subscriber can quickly answer a very practical question: what can I actually play tonight, given what I am paying for?

Staying Ahead of the Expiry Calendar

The confirmed expiry dates included in the guide are worth singling out. Sony does not always publicize departing titles with much lead time, and games in the Extra and Premium catalogs can leave without the kind of fanfare that monthly Essential drops receive. Having a centralized place to check upcoming removals means fewer situations where a game you added to your library wishlist has already been removed before you got to it.

Push Square reports that the guide is filterable by both platform and subscription tier, which should make it practical whether you are a PS5 owner on Essential who just wants to know what to claim this month, or a Premium subscriber trying to figure out which PS4 classics are still accessible through the service.

The July 2026 additions are live now for eligible subscribers.