The PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium Game Catalog update for July 2026 brings together action RPGs, open-world adventure, cooperative simulation, sci-fi narrative design, arcade brawling and two PlayStation 2 classics. The lineup covers PS5 and PS4 games, with most titles landing in the Game Catalog and two older releases joining the Classics Catalog for Premium subscribers. Steam user ratings add useful PC-side context for the games available on Valve’s platform.
Rise of the Ronin leads the month with Team NINJA’s open-world action RPG set in 1863 Japan, during the final years of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Players control a nameless warrior moving through a country shaken by war, disease, foreign pressure and political unrest, with the fate of Japan tied to the path they carve. On Steam, the game holds a 69 percent positive user rating based on around 2,326 user reviews.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora adds a first-person open-world adventure set in Pandora’s Western Frontier. The player is a Na’vi who was taken and raised by the RDA, then freed fifteen years later into a homeland that feels unfamiliar. The story is built around reconnecting with lost heritage, meeting other clans and fighting back against the human military threat. On Steam, it sits at 78 percent positive from around 8,258 user reviews.
Firefighting Simulator: Ignite shifts the catalog toward cooperative emergency response. Players step into the role of firefighters in a Midwestern U.S. city, facing missions driven by dynamic flames, heat and smoke simulated in real time. The game supports up to four players in co-op or a solo setup with AI-controlled crew members, with each intervention built around danger, timing and rescue work. On Steam, it has a 79 percent positive rating from around 1,800 user reviews.
Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector brings a tabletop-inspired narrative RPG to the lineup. Players become a sleeper, an emulated human mind in an artificial body, running from the corporation that created them and from a gang trying to take control. Progression revolves around class choice, skills, crew building, contracts, dice rolls and difficult decisions across the Starward Belt. On Steam, it has a 91 percent positive rating based on around 1,846 user reviews.
Dying Light remains one of the strongest names in the update for players looking for parkour, zombies and first-person survival. The game drops players into a city devastated by infection, where brutal melee combat, scavenging, traversal and online co-op shape the fight to stay alive. Its day-night cycle still defines the tension, with more dangerous threats emerging after dark. On Steam, it holds a 94 percent positive rating from around 98,067 English-language user reviews.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind adds a 2D brawler built around 1990s television nostalgia. Robo Rita travels back in time to team up with Rita Repulsa and alter the very formation of the Power Rangers, creating a remixed version of the original timeline. The game combines side-scrolling beat ’em up action, arcade sequences and fan service for longtime viewers. On Steam, it has a 64 percent positive rating based on around 695 user reviews.
Snow Bros. Wonderland revives the arcade series with a 3D isometric style while keeping the core idea of freezing enemies into snowballs and using them to clear the screen. The new version expands the scale with larger bosses, colorful stages and support for up to four players. It is a catalog addition aimed at players who know the classic and want a more modern cooperative version. On Steam, it has an 80 percent positive rating from 36 user reviews.
Indigo Prophecy, also known as Fahrenheit, joins the Classics Catalog as Quantic Dream’s paranormal thriller. The story follows a string of murders in New York City where ordinary people appear to become possessed and kill strangers in public. Its structure lets players see the conspiracy from different perspectives, mixing interactive drama, mystery and supernatural tension. On Steam, Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered holds a 74 percent positive rating from around 2,452 user reviews.
Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy completes the Classics selection with a third-person action game built around psychic powers. Nick Scryer uses telekinesis, mind control, pyrokinesis and other abilities to fight rogue operatives and solve environmental situations inside the Mindgate Project. Unlike the other titles in the lineup, it does not currently have an active Steam store page with user reviews, so there is no comparable Steam user rating available.
