PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for August: Helldivers 2, Kingdom Come Deliverance II, Vampire Survivors, Hell is Us and

This month, players can step into the boots of Super Earth’s elite peacekeepers in Helldivers 2, battle for freedom across a hostile galaxy, or chart a destiny in the meticulously rendered 15th‑century Bohemia of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. For those craving relentless action, Vampire Survivors offers a bullet‑hell experience where you mow down endless night‑creatures, while Hell is Us invites you to carve a path through lands overrun by terrifying chimaeras in pursuit of their mysterious origins. All of these titles, along with a host of other surprises, are now part of August’s PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup.

PlayStation Plus Premium has expanded its roster with the return of Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams and the cinematic adventure Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire, giving subscribers even more reasons to dive into their library.

Helldivers 2 will launch for PlayStation Plus Extra members on August 12 worldwide, while all other catalog titles will become available on August 18 unless otherwise noted.

In Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, players assume the role of Henry of Skalitz, an unassuming blacksmith thrust into a whirlwind of revenge, betrayal, and discovery. His journey takes him from humble forge to royal courts, traversing bustling streets and verdant forests in an expansive open‑world that faithfully recreates the turmoil of 15th‑century Bohemia’s civil war.

Meanwhile, Vampire Survivors continues to captivate with its gothic horror aesthetic and rogue‑lite mechanics. Players must survive endless waves of monsters, leveraging strategic choices to snowball into a relentless bullet‑hell barrage that keeps the tension high until death ultimately ends the struggle.

Hell is Us blends visceral close‑quarters combat with expansive exploration in a semi‑open world. The story follows UN peacekeeper Rémi, who abandons his post to uncover the truth behind his missing parents and the mysterious calamity that has torn the isolated nation apart.

Throughout his odyssey, Rémi confronts enigmatic foes and unravels the secrets that bind his past to the present. The game’s narrative underscores the idea that humanity itself is the most harrowing demon, turning war into a personal hell.

Hell is Us will launch on August 25 in the US, UK, and Japan.

Pixel‑art racing stars Umamusume line up for the chaotic Slapdash Grand Prix, a school festival packed with four outrageous contests. Each squad of five competes in Hurtling Hurdles, Blazing Baskets, Dodgeball Demolition, and the Gourmet Gauntlet, battling for the coveted gold medal amid unpredictable twists. Umamusume Pretty Derby – Party Dash launches on August 25 across the US, UK, and Japan.

In Two Point County, intrepid explorers venture into uncharted territories, bringing back rare artifacts for your museum and revealing coordinates for a fresh expedition site that will host a unique exhibit and special events. As curator, you steer the growth and curation of your collection. Dispatch your semi‑trained experts on missions to recover well‑preserved relics, and when they return, showcase their discoveries proudly.

Metro Exodus, the latest first‑person shooter from 4A Games, marries intense combat and stealth with deep exploration and survival horror. Players flee the ruined cityscape to traverse a sprawling, continent‑wide post‑apocalyptic landscape in the franchise’s most ambitious adventure yet. The game offers expansive, non‑linear environments and follows a gripping narrative—drawn from Dmitry Glukhovsky’s novels—that chronicles a year of survival, from spring through nuclear winter.

In Dying Light 2, the line between survival and action‑adventure blurs as you navigate a hostile, post‑apocalyptic metropolis. Factions vie for control, but the true menace is a virus that has turned most of humanity into monstrous beings. You step into the shoes of Aiden Caldwell, a wandering hero whose extraordinary powers come with a haunting cost. As memories flicker beyond comprehension, you must uncover the truth, forge alliances, and master combat in a world that constantly tests your humanity.

Re‑imagining Feudal Japan, Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams invites players to assume the role of Soki, the fierce Oni of the Ash, as he rallies allies to confront the demonic Genma. Following Oda Nobunaga’s death, the Genma’s reign of terror subsides, only to be eclipsed by Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s claim to peace. Yet on June 29, 1596, a luminous, otherworldly planet appears, unsettling Hideyoshi and setting the stage for chaos. Two years later, he embarks on a quest to gather cherry trees from Japan’s farthest reaches, while a young warrior with dark powers surfaces. Originally launched on the PS2, the title now arrives on PS5 and PS4, offering a fresh experience for both nostalgic fans and new players.

Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire returns to the PlayStation ecosystem, now upgraded with up‑rendering, rewind, quick‑save, and customizable video filters. Players follow Milo Thatch and his expert crew as they delve beneath the ocean’s surface to unlock the mysteries of the fabled lost city. The journey to uncharted depths is fraught with hidden dangers, and every discovery reshapes the narrative, promising an experience that feels both fresh and familiar.