PS Plus Extra and Premium games for March 2026: Metal Eden, Warhammer, and more

Sony has revealed the list of new PlayStation Plus games coming in March to the Extra and Premium tiers, and the list is pretty much stacked. From brutal sci‑fi shooters to JRPG adventures, and some indie action, the catalogue has something for almost every kind of player.

These titles will be available to Extra and Premium members from March 17.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2

For players who just want pure action, Space Marine 2 brings exactly that. The game drops you into the Warhammer universe as a genetically enhanced super soldier taking on hordes of Tyranids in brutal third-person combat.

It mixes heavy melee attacks with explosive gunplay, making every battle feel chaotic and cinematic.

Metal Eden

Metal Eden is one of the more futuristic titles in the lineup. The game blends fast-paced combat with a cyberpunk-inspired world full of hostile machines and strange environments.

Expect intense action sequences and plenty of stylish sci-fi atmosphere.

Madden 26

Sports fans also get something big this month. Madden NFL 26 brings the latest version of EA’s American football series with improved gameplay systems and updated teams. The game not only lets you play quick matches, but also allows you to manage a franchise over several seasons.

Persona 5 Royal

One of the most stylish RPGs ever made finally lands in the catalogue. Persona 5 Royal follows a group of high school students who secretly become Phantom Thieves and dive into supernatural palaces to change corrupt hearts.

It blends turn-based combat with life simulation. It also features some great soundtracks that fans love.

Blasphemous 2

If dark fantasy and punishing combat sound appealing to you, Blasphemous 2 should be on your list. The Metroidvania-style action platformer features brutal boss fights, haunting pixel art, and a strange world filled with twisted enemies.

Astroneer

Astroneer is all about space exploration and creativity. Players can land on colourful planets, gather resources, and reshape the terrain while building their own bases.

The relaxing sandbox gameplay makes it a great pick if you want something more chill compared to intense action games.

The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria

Set in Middle-earth, Return to Moria lets players explore the dwarves’ underground kingdom. The survival crafting gameplay centres on rebuilding ancient halls, mining resources, and defending against different dangers.

It is a different take on the Tolkien universe, focusing more on exploration and survival.