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Here are your free PlayStation Plus games for November 2022
PlayStation Plus subscribers get three free games in November.

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As October closes, it’s time for a new batch of free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. All PlayStation Plus members will get to claim three games for free throughout November.
Like every month, gamers with an active PlayStation Plus subscription can snag some free games in November. And this deal is available to all PlayStation Plus subscribers, even the Essential tier.
PlayStation gamers have three different games that they’ll be able to get for free with PlayStation Plus throughout November. So let’s see what PlayStation has on offer this month.
Free PlayStation Plus games for November
First up on the list of free PlayStation Plus games in November are Nioh 2 and Nioh 2 Remastered. This single-player RPG places you in the role of the samurai as you fight against deadly supernatural enemies.
Next up on offer is the Lego Harry Potter Collection. This collection includes the full Harry Potter story, from year one to year seven. Merge the worlds of Lego and Wizardry in this exciting magical journey.
And finally, we have Heavenly Bodies. Heavenly Bodies is a uniquely challenging physics game. Take control of a cosmonaut as you traverse various scenarios aboard a scientific research station in space.

That does it for November’s PlayStation Plus free games. All of these games are available on PS4 as well as PS5 via backward compatibility.
You can snag these games for free if you subscribe to PlayStation Plus, even just the Essential tier. They’ll become available on November 1.
PlayStation didn’t share when the games become unavailable, so snag them as soon as possible.
And, as a reminder, you still have until October 31 to snag the free PlayStation Plus games for October.
PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra game catalog additions

In addition to free game downloads every month, PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers get additional rewards. Those come in the form of the rotating Game Catalog.
Similar to Xbox’s Game Pass, the Game Catalog gives PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers access to a rotating list of games that they can play for free.
On November 15, the platform is adding several games to the Game Catalog:
November is bringing some pretty sweet games to the Game Catalog. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Special Edition is joining the list, letting you relive the tale of the Dragonborn.
Then, there’s Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, a competitive tactical first-person shooter still extremely popular today.
Those titles are joined by the entire Kingdom Hearts collection on the PlayStation 4 (and PS5 through backward compatibility).
Full list of games coming to the PS Plus Game Catalog on November 15:
These games are available on both the PS4 and PS5 through backward compatibility. If you’re a PS Plus Extra or Premium subscriber, you can play all these games for free.
Finally, five additional games are coming to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers in the Classics catalog. The theme this month is the Ratchet & Clank series, with several of the series’ PS3 titles joining the list:
- Ratchet & Clank
- Ratchet & Clank 2: Going Commando
- Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
- Ratchet & Clank: Deadlocked
- Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction
Ratchet & Clank is one of PlayStation’s more memorable franchises, so this is a great opportunity to go back and play through the games again.
PlayStation Plus’s catalog continues to grow

It’s only been a few months since PlayStation released its new PlayStation Plus system. And the platform has already added tons of value to each subscription tier.
Whether you just subscribe to the Essential plan or go all out on the Premium tier, there are rewards for everyone.
Be sure to check the PlayStation Store regularly to see what kind of freebies PlayStation is offering to subscribers.
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