PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for November 2025: Stray, EA Sports WRC 24, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator

Sony’s PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup for November blends story, speed, and sheer chaos into one diverse mix. Players can explore a decaying cybercity as a cat in Stray, take on rally tracks in EA Sports WRC 24, or create hilarious physics-driven battles in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (TABS).

All three titles will be available for PlayStation Plus members from Tuesday, November 4, until Monday, December 1. Here’s what to expect from each game.

Stray: The Cat Adventure That Won Everyone Over

Stray puts you in the role of a lost cat navigating a neon-drenched city that’s both haunting and beautiful. Developed by BlueTwelve Studio, the game follows a simple yet emotional premise: a stray cat trying to escape a forgotten city while uncovering an old mystery.

It’s a third-person adventure game that’s less about combat and more about exploring, observing, and surviving. You see the world through a cat’s eyes, leaping across rooftops, squeezing through narrow alleys, and interacting with robots and the crumbling environment.

The art direction captures the loneliness and charm of a cyberpunk world that’s falling apart, and the slower pace allows you to take it all in. Stray isn’t your typical PlayStation Plus addition—it’s more of an atmospheric experience that focuses on emotion and immersion rather than fast-paced action.

If you missed this one when it launched, now’s a good time to experience why it became one of the most talked-about indie games of the decade.

EA Sports WRC 24: A New Era for Rally Racing

From quiet storytelling to roaring engines, EA Sports WRC 24 shifts gears completely. Developed by Codemasters, the studio known for the Dirt Rally series, this is the official game of the FIA World Rally Championship 2024 season.

The game includes WRC, WRC2, and Junior WRC cars, along with current teams, liveries, and drivers. But what really makes it stand out are the new gameplay modes. The Builder mode lets you design your own rally car, from the chassis to the engine, while the Moments mode allows players to relive iconic rally highlights or rewrite history by changing the outcome.

Players can also dive into a range of other modes including Career, Championship, Time Trial, and Cross-platform Multiplayer, ensuring a mix of competition and creativity. For those looking for customization, a detailed Livery Editor offers plenty of freedom to design unique car looks.

Rather than going for a casual driving experience, EA Sports WRC 24 leans toward realism and control—perfect for players who enjoy mastering precision racing instead of arcade-style gameplay.

Totally Accurate Battle Simulator: Chaos in Motion

On the lighter side, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (TABS) offers a completely different kind of fun. It’s a quirky strategy and simulation game where you lead armies of clumsy “wobblers” into unpredictable fights.

The premise is simple: you assemble bizarre units from different eras—knights, samurai, skeletons, and even fantasy creatures—and watch them battle it out using intentionally unsteady physics. The result is pure chaos, often hilarious, and sometimes oddly strategic.

The game includes more than 100 unit types, along with a unit creator that lets you make your own fighters. Once you’ve built your army, you can test it against friends or random players in online multiplayer, making for endless replay value.

TABS doesn’t take itself seriously, and that’s part of its charm. It’s the kind of game you can play for a few minutes or lose hours to, simply experimenting with the strangest armies imaginable.

Don’t Forget October’s Games

If you haven’t claimed last month’s titles yet, there’s still time. PlayStation Plus members have until November 3 to add Alan Wake 2, Goat Simulator 3, and Cocoon to their library before they’re replaced by this new lineup.