Sony is expected to reveal the PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue for January 2026 at any moment, but a fresh leak has already outlined what Extra and Premium subscribers may be getting. If the details hold up, January looks like a particularly strong month for anyone searching for new PS5 and PS4 games to play through PlayStation Plus.
The information comes from Billbil-kun, a leaker with a solid track record for accurately sharing PlayStation Plus lineups ahead of official announcements. This time, the leaked January 2026 PS Plus Game Catalogue list includes a mix of major hits, newer releases, and indie favorites.
Leading the rumored additions is Resident Evil Village, the standout title in the leak and one of the most talked-about survival horror games of recent years. Continuing Ethan Winters’ story, it blends tense horror set pieces with heavier action, making it a top pick for players who like cinematic scares and intense encounters.
Also reportedly on the way is Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, a big, content-packed RPG and the latest entry in the long-running series. Known for its turn-based combat and expansive adventure, it’s the kind of lengthy game that can easily dominate your January gaming schedule.
The rest of the leaked PS Plus Extra and Premium lineup rounds out the month with variety. Expeditions: A MudRunner Game is said to be included, bringing exploration-focused off-road driving and challenging terrain traversal. Horror fans may also see A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, a game inspired by the film franchise and designed to deliver tension-heavy moments. On the indie side, The Exit 8 is listed as a short walking simulator experience, while Art of Rally adds stylish, stripped-down rally racing that has earned a dedicated following.
Platform availability is expected to be broad: aside from A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, which is listed only for PS5, the leak suggests the other titles will be playable on both PS5 and PS4.
As for timing, the leak claims Sony’s official announcement is expected around 5:30 PM French time, with the games becoming available to download and play starting January 20.
Premium subscribers may also get an extra classic download, as the original Ridge Racer is rumored to join the PlayStation Plus Classics Catalogue on January 20 as well. If true, it’s a nostalgic bonus that complements the month’s mix of modern horror, RPG action, off-road exploration, and indie standouts.
