PlayStation has slipped two fresh games into its Plus catalogue weeks before the usual Wednesday reveal.
Key points
- Dragon Quest 3 HD‑2D Remake is expected on PS Plus in November; Dynasty Warriors: Origins follows in December.
- Both titles are part of the PS Plus Extra tier, not requiring the Premium tier.
- The early reveal came via PlayStation’s Japanese blog, but regional rollout is likely universal.
PlayStation Plus typically unveils its monthly catalogue additions on a Wednesday in the middle of each month, but a recent PlayStation Blog post from the Japanese division disclosed two titles ahead of schedule, giving subscribers a preview of what’s coming.
The first title, Dragon Quest 3 HD‑2D Remake, is slated to join the PS Plus Game Catalogue in November, with the remainder of the November lineup expected to be announced on Wednesday, November 11, according to the blog.
Early announcement breaks the usual mid‑month rhythm
The second game, Dynasty Warriors: Origins, will arrive later in the year, scheduled for December and likely alongside that month’s other additions.
Both games are tied to the PS Plus Extra tier, meaning subscribers do not need to upgrade to the Premium tier to access them.
Release windows for the two upcoming titles
Although the announcement came through PlayStation’s Japanese channels, the company usually rolls out catalogue updates across regions, making it highly probable that the titles will be available to worldwide subscribers as well.
Reader questions
When will Dragon Quest 3 HD‑2D Remake be added to PlayStation Plus?
The game is scheduled to join the PS Plus Game Catalogue in November, with the full November lineup to be announced on November 11.
Which PlayStation Plus subscription tier includes the new titles?
Both Dragon Quest 3 HD‑2D Remake and Dynasty Warriors: Origins are available to subscribers of the PS Plus Extra tier.
Will the announced games be available outside Japan?
While the announcement was made through PlayStation’s Japanese channels, catalogue updates are generally shared across regions, so the titles are expected to be accessible worldwide.
Source: insider-gaming.com
