Sony has detailed the new arrivals for its PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup for February 2026. This month, we see the addition of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Test Drive Unlimited, and more.
Announced during the latest State of Play, PlayStation revealed that Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will be added to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium. This month, subscribers will gain access to a small assortment of games to play.
The full lineup will be available to play on February 17. Here are all the details you need to know.
Released in 2023, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 features both Peter Parker and Miles Morales as the duo save New York City from a gallery of iconic villains. Fight Kraven as his band of thugs look to overtake the city all the while the looming threat of Venom grows in the shadows. Swing through an open New York City and experience one of the most thrilling PS5 games available.
13 years following the release of Test Drive Unlimited 2, this new racing game joins the fold and aims to reinvent the open world racing genre. Race stunning vehicles across Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Bugatti, Koenigsegg, and Aston Martin. The game features over 30 car manufacturers and types of cars. Challenge other players in races and climb the ranks to unlock new rewards.
From the creators of Gris, Neva looks like another emotionally resonant, art-forward adventure that leans as heavily on mood as it does mechanics. You follow Alba and a wolf cub bonded by trauma, trekking through a world slowly rotting from within. Their relationship is the core hook, evolving as the cub grows into a fiercely independent companion, testing loyalty and love in a decaying landscape that feels as symbolic as it is literal.
Season is an atmospheric road trip where you pedal through a world on the brink of collapse, documenting everything before it disappears. Armed with recording tools, you capture sounds, stories, architecture, and culture, piecing together a living archive of a society on the verge of its end.
Ahead of the release of Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, this entry flips the franchise’s usual hunt-first formula into a monster-bonding RPG with a surprisingly heartfelt story. As a Rider and the grandchild of a legendary hero, you raise and battle alongside Monsties, uncovering a mystery tied to a potentially world-ending Rathalos.
As the first entry in the Monster Hunter Stories series, you’ll form lifelong bonds with creatures, explore a story-driven world, and experience a more approachable side of the franchise. This version adds full voice acting and a museum mode packed with music and concept art, making it a nice entry point for newcomers and a nostalgia trip for longtime fans.
A personal favourite of mine, Venba is a narrative-driven cooking game that uses food as a bridge between generations, cultures, and memories. You play as an Indian mother immigrating to Canada in the 1980s, rebuilding a damaged recipe book while navigating family life, identity, and belonging.
Echoes of the End is a cinematic action-adventure that blends ancient magic, political turmoil, and Iceland-inspired landscapes into a sweeping fantasy journey. You play as Ryn, a magically gifted protagonist searching for her captured brother while navigating a world on the brink of war.
Rugby 25 aims to be the definitive rugby experience, covering everything from grassroots clubs to international championships. With an emphasis on realism, strategy, and authenticity, every tackle and try is designed to capture the intensity of the sport.
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Originally released on PS2, Wall-E brings Pixar’s lovable trash-compacting robot to modern PlayStation platforms, letting you relive his lonely cleanup mission on an abandoned Earth and his cosmic journey after meeting Eve. The game mixes light platforming and puzzles with family-friendly mini-games for up to four players.
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