PlayStation Plus août avec Helldivers 2 et les jeux du catalogue 2026

Helldivers 2 Opens the PlayStation Plus August 2026 Lineup on August 12

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The PlayStation Plus August 2026 catalog is defined by its staggered schedule. Helldivers 2 is announced for August 12 for Extra members worldwide, while other games follow on August 18 or 25 depending on the title and region. The latest PlayStation news is therefore worth checking before searching the PlayStation Store.

Sony Interactive Entertainment’s official publication, dated August 12, 2026, is an availability schedule for the Game Catalog rather than a gameplay update. Its publication date does not mean that every game arrives at once.

The August dates listed by Sony

Official PlayStation Plus August visual used as gameplay context for section 2 of the article
PlayStation Plus August 2026: official visual reference for the player information above.
Official PlayStation Plus August screenshot showing gameplay context for step 1 of the player guide
PlayStation Plus August 2026: official screenshot keeping the guide tied to the exact game.

Helldivers 2 joins the catalog on August 12, 2026 for PlayStation Plus Extra members, with worldwide availability announced. The other titles are scheduled for August 18 unless otherwise noted.

A second wave is explicitly dated for August 25 in the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan. The publication does not confirm identical availability in France. Because catalogs can vary by region, the local listing should be checked on the scheduled date.

Sony’s official post remains the reference for the dates and platforms. It does not provide a game price, a subscription price or a removal date.

The games scheduled for August 18 and 25

The first announced date belongs to Helldivers 2. Its August 12 arrival is stated for Extra members worldwide. The publication does not specify the title’s platform, so no console or edition should be added beyond the confirmed information.

August 18 is the reference date for the other additions unless otherwise stated. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is listed for PS5, while Vampire Survivors appears on PS5 and PS4.

The August 25 wave is announced for the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan. It includes Hell is Us on PS5, Umamusume Pretty Derby – Party Dash on PS4 and Two Point Museum on PS5.

The same date is given for Metro Exodus and Dying Light 2, both listed on PS5 and PS4. That regional detail means an American, British or Japanese date cannot automatically be treated as confirmation for France.

The subscription tiers confirmed so far

The August selection is spread across several days instead of arriving in a single catalog update. Checking a game therefore requires attention to its title, platform and market, not just the month.

The tier is explicitly stated for Helldivers 2, which is announced for PlayStation Plus Extra members. Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire are associated with PlayStation Plus Premium on PS5 and PS4. The applicable tier for the other listed titles is not confirmed.

A game included in a catalog announcement is therefore not automatically part of Essential, and its presence in the publication does not guarantee the same date in every country.

For upcoming details, jeu.video’s news section can serve as a reference point. The regional listing on the PlayStation Store remains the most useful check on the relevant date.

A catalog schedule rather than an update roadmap

This program promises neither a new mechanic, nor balancing, nor a transformation of the games. It is an access schedule: a roadmap indicates what a studio plans to change, while this catalog specifies what a subscriber may find on a given date. The official publication provides no further details about each game’s internal content, so broader conclusions would go beyond the confirmed information.

Anyone considering buying a listed title should check the region and subscription tier before paying. PS5 and PS4 owners can identify the relevant platforms quickly, but no price, saving or access duration is confirmed. The announcement supports planning a check; it does not establish a financial gain.

The schedule’s clearest strength is its separation of dates: Helldivers 2 opens the announced month on August 12, general additions follow on August 18, and several regional releases arrive on August 25. That hierarchy is more reliable than assuming worldwide availability on the same day.

The platforms named in the announcement

The publication focuses largely on platforms. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is planned for PS5, while Vampire Survivors is listed on PS5 and PS4. Hell is Us and Two Point Museum are indicated for PS5. Umamusume Pretty Derby – Party Dash is announced for PS4.

Metro Exodus and Dying Light 2 are both associated with PS5 and PS4. The classics Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire join the Premium tier on PS5 and PS4.

The publication does not detail cooperative features, cross-play or multiplayer modes. Those elements should not be inferred from a game’s name or its presence in the catalog. For Helldivers 2, the confirmed information here is its announced date, Extra tier and worldwide availability; its platform is not specified.

This platform-based presentation helps identify relevant titles without turning the announcement into a complete technical sheet. Any missing information will require further official confirmation.

What still depends on the local listing

The schedule is precise enough to organize a check, but several details remain tied to the region and subscription tier.

  • Will availability in France follow the August 18 and 25 dates exactly? This must be checked to avoid waiting for a game that follows a different regional schedule.
  • Which subscription tiers apply to titles other than Helldivers 2 and the two Premium classics? That information will determine which members can launch them.
  • Will the catalog display a removal date for some games? Without one, it is impossible to announce an access period or create a reason to buy urgently.

The PlayStation Plus August 2026 schedule provides a clear reference without promising more than it confirms. Helldivers 2 is the August 12 release, several titles follow on August 18, and a regional wave is announced for August 25. Beyond that, local verification remains decisive. Readers can find our gaming articles to follow the next announcements.

Frequently asked questions

When does Helldivers 2 join the PlayStation Plus catalog?

Helldivers 2 is announced for August 12, 2026, for PlayStation Plus Extra members worldwide.

Which games are scheduled for August 18?

The publication schedules the other titles for August 18 unless otherwise stated. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Vampire Survivors appear in this general schedule.

Which games are announced for August 25?

Hell is Us, Umamusume Pretty Derby – Party Dash, Two Point Museum, Metro Exodus and Dying Light 2 are announced for August 25 in the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan.

Is availability in France confirmed?

No. The publication notes that catalogs may vary by region and recommends checking the PlayStation Store on the scheduled day.

To keep following the topic, also read our article on PlayStation Plus Extra: Helldivers 2 arrives on August 12 and our article on Helldivers 2 coming to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog.

To verify the information at the source, consult the official source.

Verified sources

These links can be used to verify the key information used in this article.

  • blog.playstation.com: PlayStation.Blog — Sony Interactive Entertainment’s official publication dated 2026-08-12. It confirms Helldivers 2 on August 12 for Extra members worldwide and gives the schedule for the other titles.
  • blog.playstation.com: Official visual associated with the publication dated 2026-08-12. It provides the cover image for the PlayStation Plus August 2026 catalog used by the article.
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