Sony has officially revealed the new PlayStation Plus monthly games for June. Starting June 2, subscribers on PS5 and PS4 will be able to download three new titles, including “Grounded Fully Yoked Edition,” “Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2,” and “Warhammer 40,000 Darktide.”
The new lineup offers a mix of survival gameplay, co-op action, and arcade-style fighting, giving PlayStation Plus members a variety of experiences across different genres.
These PS Plus Games Arrive in June
The following titles will be available for PlayStation Plus members beginning June 2:
Grounded Fully Yoked Edition
(PS5 & PS4)

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2
(PS5 & PS4)
The sequel to the Nickelodeon crossover fighter returns with a larger roster, improved mechanics, and fast-paced platform fighting inspired by classic arena brawlers.
Warhammer 40,000 Darktide
(PS5)
Fatshark’s co-op action title brings brutal melee combat and intense firefights to the Warhammer 40K universe. Players team up to survive waves of enemies in a dark sci-fi setting.
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Last Chance to Claim May’s Games
Players still have time to redeem the current PlayStation Plus monthly titles before they leave the service on June 1. The May lineup includes:
- WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers (PS5)
- Nine Sols (PS5 & PS4)
Meanwhile, EA SPORTS FC 26 will remain available until June 16. PlayStation Plus members can also still claim the exclusive EA FC 26 Icons Pack during that period.
Days of Play Sale Starts Soon
Sony also confirmed that the annual Days of Play promotion begins on May 27. The PlayStation Store sale will feature discounts on a wide range of games, including many indie titles.
PlayStation Plus members will receive additional savings on selected games such as “Kena: Bridge of Spirits,” “Balatro,” and “Cairn.”
PlayStation Plus Still Available in Three Tiers
PlayStation Plus continues to be offered in three subscription tiers: Essential, Extra, and Premium.
Essential includes online multiplayer access, monthly games, and exclusive discounts. Extra expands the offering with access to a large PS4 and PS5 game catalog, while Premium adds classic PlayStation titles, cloud streaming, and game trials.
Sony’s subscription service remains one of the core features of the PlayStation ecosystem, especially for players who regularly use online multiplayer and digital game libraries.
You may also want to check out our other coverage on PlayStation Plus, Days of Play, and upcoming PS5 releases.



