Sony has confirmed the full PlayStation Plus Game Catalog and Classics Catalog lineup for September 2026, and the headliner is exactly what wrestling fans have been waiting for. WWE 2K26 lands in the catalog as the biggest addition this month, bringing over 400 playable wrestlers including The Rock, John Cena, Triple H, and Rhea Ripley alongside Legends of the Attitude Era content. For anyone who has been sitting on the fence about picking it up, this is the easiest possible entry point.
All 10 titles go live on September 15 for PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium subscribers. Here's the complete breakdown.
The full list of what's coming
The Game Catalog additions cover a genuinely varied mix of genres, which is more than can be said for some recent months.
Game catalog titles (PS Plus Extra and Premium)
Classics catalog titles (PS Plus Premium only)
What's actually worth your time
WWE 2K26 is the obvious draw, but a few other titles here deserve attention. Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is the 2D side-scrolling entry in the series that launched earlier this year to solid reception from action game fans. If you missed it at launch, the catalog is a great way to catch up.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds is the survival crafting spin-off set in the RuneScape universe, which has been building a steady audience since its early access phase. Getting it through the catalog removes the cost barrier entirely.
Dungeons of Hinterberg is the one that might fly under the radar for most subscribers. It's a dungeon-crawling RPG with a social sim layer that drew comparisons to Persona-style structure. Worth a look if that style of game appeals to you.
For Premium subscribers, Metro Redux in the Classics Catalog is a two-for-one deal covering both Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux. If you have never played the series, this is a legitimate classic package worth installing.
Storage and timing
With 10 titles dropping on September 15, it's worth thinking about storage before that date arrives. Games like WWE 2K26 and Metro Redux are not small installs. If you're already managing space on a packed PS5, planning ahead matters.
PS5 storage management has been a recurring headache for subscribers who pile up catalog titles. If you're also tracking upcoming first-party releases, check out our Saros file size and pre-load date guide to plan your storage before September gets busy.
Speaking of upcoming PS5 releases worth preparing for, the Pragmata preload and file size details are also live if you're juggling multiple big installs this month.
September's catalog is a genuine step up from a few recent months that leaned heavily on smaller indie titles with one big name attached. WWE 2K26 alone justifies the month for sports game fans, and the combination of Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, RuneScape: Dragonwilds, and Dungeons of Hinterberg gives the rest of the library real depth. For a full look at what's available across PS5 right now, the GAMES.GG game reviews hub is a good place to check before you commit your download queue.
