This is the selection of free titles from PlayStation Plus in May
Subscribers should remember that May 4th is the last day to download the free video games for the month of April

- April 30, 2026
- Updated: May 1, 2026 at 9:51 AM

Sony has revealed the free video games that will be available for PlayStation Plus subscribers in May, a highly anticipated announcement, as every month. Starting May 5, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 users will be able to access a variety of titles that will allow them to enrich their digital library.
The games will be available for all subscription levels: Essential, Extra, and Premium, ensuring that all subscribers have the opportunity to enjoy these new titles.
For all tastes
The May menu includes the EA SPORTS FC 26 football simulator, known as the best in its category, which comes with an exclusive Icon Pack for Ultimate Team, an attractive gift for fans of this game mode.
Additionally, players will be able to experience the action RPG soulslike Wuchang: Fallen Feathers set in the Ming dynasty, where they will take on the role of a pirate warrior facing monsters and disturbances. Finally, ‘Nine Sols’ presents itself as an exciting option, combining 2D platforming and action with an appealing hand-drawn artistic style.
Subscribers should remember that May 4th is the last day to download the free video games for the month of April, so they have little time left to ensure they do not miss these additions to their collection.
With this offer, Sony continues to reaffirm its commitment to adding value to its subscription service, which has seen significant growth in recent years. The diversification of genres and styles of play available ensures that there is something for everyone’s taste, further expanding the options for PlayStation players.
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