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PlayStation has announced their June 20 – 26 Game Catalog for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers, which includes Final Fantasy XVI, Sonic X Shadow Generations, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
This latest catalog features a variety of RPGs, action games, simulators, and retro gems for both PS5 and PS4. June’s catalog includes games for just about every gamer out there.
Whether you’re a fan of epic fantasy adventures, historical RPGs, farming simulators, MMORPGs, or rhythmic classics on PlayStation 2 for Premium members. A few games will be hitting the service on multiple dates throughout the month in regional territories.
Square Enix’ action-RPG Final Fantasy XVI makes up the biggest chunk of new releases this month. Dive into the dark fantasy realm of Valisthea and take control of Clive Rosfield as he gets caught up in a world of revenge, political strife, and all-powerful Eikons. Final Fantasy XVI launches worldwide June 16.
Furthermore, Sonic X Shadow Generations marries a completely new Shadow campaign with a remastered Sonic Generations game. Sonic's mysterious counterpart Shadow will square off against his longtime nemesis Black Doom as he revisits pivotal moments from his history.
And if you missed Kingdom Come: Deliverance at launch, its enhanced PS5 version is back this week. Play as Henry, the son of a blacksmith who sets out for revenge and survival in medieval Bohemia during a savage civil war.
More Games Joining in June
Additional titles arriving in the Game Catalog include:
- Life is Strange: Double Exposure
- Farming Simulator 25
- Blades of Fire
- Black Desert
Subscribers to PlayStation Plus Premium will also gain access to Gitaroo Man, the PlayStation 2 rhythm hit. In the cult classic, players control U-1 and utilize the powerful Gitaroo to defeat foes through fun music-based gameplay and catchy tunes.
June of 2026 is going to have one of the best PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineups of all time thanks to heavy hitters like Final Fantasy XVI and Sonic X Shadow Generations.
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