Depending on your selected tier of PS Plus, you can get access to new monthly freebies, and even a deep catalog of excellent titles – akin to Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass. Learning about the latest free games on PS Plus is always an exciting prospect. And to help keep you in the loop, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide on all monthly PlayStation Plus free games, including February 2026.
PS Plus Free Games This Month (February 2026)
The PS Plus free games lineup for February is largely a mixed bag, featuring titles that will scratch some very specific itches. While the games might not be for everyone, this month’s selection is still worth checking out:
Undisputed Subnautica: Below Zero Ultros Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown
Undisputed
Release Date: October 11, 2024 Platforms: PS5
The days of Fight Night and Mike Tyson’s Punch Out are long behind us, but if you’re looking for a boxing sim, then Undisputed has you covered. The 2023 release features true-to-life visuals, bone-jarring action, and 70+ licensed fighters, including the likes of Canelo Alvarez, Oleksandr Usyk, Terrence Crawford, and even Jake Paul. Undisputed gives you the freedom to set up dream bouts between old-school icons and modern legends. Outside of the exhibition mode, you can play through an epic Career, starting from amateur boxing tournaments, all the way to becoming the Undisputed Champion. The game also supports couch co-op if you simply want to mash up your friends from time to time.
Subnautica: Below Zero
Release Date: May 14, 2021 Platforms: PS5, PS4
The second free game on PS Plus for February is Subnautica: Below Zero, the critically acclaimed spin-off to the 2018 original. In this survival adventure title, you’ll play as a xenologist who lands on the mysterious Planet 4546B with little more than your wits and some survival equipment. Right from the jump, simply sustaining from one day to the next is an intense struggle, made worse by all manner of hostile marine creatures. The game’s atmosphere is so rich and oppressive that you’ll be staring at its biomes with awe, while also dreading the thought of being ravaged by a Leviathan. In between your deep dives, you’ll be engaged in the title’s base building and resource management systems, which organically add new things to your checklist before every new adventure. Below Zero’s gameplay loop might not be for everyone, but it’s one that we highly recommend trying.
Ultros
Release Date: February 13, 2024 Platforms: PS5, PS4
Grounded in science fiction, Ultros comes wrapped in both an eccentric art style from the visionary El Huervo, renowned for his work on Hotline Miami, and a mystical soundtrack composed and performed by Ratvader – Oscar Rydelius. Experience brutal, intimate, close-quarter combat with cosmic lifeforms, juxtaposed with cultivating the greenery and tending to plant life in The Sarcophagus, providing precious moments of contemplation and peace. In turn, this grants deeper access to obscured paths. A unique loop-based mechanic will allow you to start over at key moments in the story, providing opportunities to unfold such secrets, unlock different areas of the world, and acquire new abilities on a branching skill tree.
Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown
Release Date: January 18, 2019 Platforms: PS4
Rounding out this month’s PS Plus free games is Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, giving you the perfect chance of checking out the franchise before Ace Combat 8 takes center stage in 2026.
In Skies Unknown, you take on the role of an Ace – an elite fighter pilot tasked with patrolling the most open and intimidating space on Earth: the sky. Strap yourself into the cockpit of some of the world’s most formidable fighter planes and skim through the clouds, engaging in daring aerial stunts and nerve-shredding tactical dogfights.
PlayStation Plus Free Games List
While 2025 is firmly in the rearview mirror, it’s still worth taking a look at the PS Plus free games released last year, as well as the offerings in 2026 so far. We’ll be updating this section each month to flesh out this year’s backlog. Of course, this is just the tip of the PlayStation Plus free games iceberg. As you might know, PS Plus has its own games catalogue, which can be accessed by purchasing either the Extra or Deluxe membership tiers. In the broader catalogue, you’ll find first-party classics such as God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us Part 1 & Part 2, alongside third-party hits like Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption, and more.
PS Plus Subscription Prices to Access Free Games
Over the past few years, the PlayStation Plus service has evolved into a multi-tier model, with each level offering unique benefits. You’ll get free games and online features such as cloud saves across all tiers, but there are some differences to take note of. Starting at the entry level, the PS Plus Essential tier offers online multiplayer features, access to exclusive sales, and monthly games. The slightly more expensive PS Plus Extra tier lets you access the expansive games catalogue, as well as a selection of Ubisoft titles. Finally, PS Plus Premium serves up the complete package, including a Classics Catalogue (Games from the PS1 and PS2 era) and exclusive game trials for the latest titles. And now, here are the subscription prices for all PlayStation Plus tiers:
How to Claim Free PS Plus Games
Before claiming the latest PlayStation Plus free games, make sure you have an active subscription – no matter the tier. Now, follow these steps to add the titles to your library:
On your PS5’s home screen, hold down the left d-pad button to go to the PlayStation Plus tab. From here, go into the ‘Monthly Games’ section. Click on the game you’d like to claim, and select ‘Add to Library.’
You can also claim PS Plus free games on the PlayStation app. Just fire it up on your device, tap on the Store icon, and then navigate to the ‘Subscriptions’ tab. And that wraps up everything you need to know about the latest free games on PS Plus. We’ll be updating this guide with the latest games as soon as they’re revealed, so be sure to bookmark it. Name Email ID
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