The best PS Plus Premium games available right now (November 2023) By Lee Brady, 27 Mar 2023 FollowtopicsApe EscapeSony Interactive EntertainmentPlayStation PlusLee Brady Whether you're streaming some of your favorite PS3 titles or looking to collect some retroactive PS1 platinum trophies, this list of the top 10 best PS Plus Premium games will make sure you make the best of your top tier subscription. These 10 games cover all the mainline PlayStation consoles available via PS Plus Premium, so if you're looking to revisit any particular era of the Classics Catalog, we have you covered.Top 10 best PlayStation Plus Premium games — rankedWith a library this diverse and jam-packed with classic titles, it kind of feels ridiculous to rank them at all. Still, if you want to know our recommendations for anyone trying to make the best of PS Plus Premium, our ranking lets you know which games we think you're most likely to have a good time with. We only ranked games with trophy lists for this top 10 — sorry, R4 Ridge Racer Type 4, better luck next time.10. Killzone LiberationDeveloper: Guerrilla GamesPS Plus Premium join date: June 2023Can it be downloaded? Yes9. Wild Arms 2Developer: Media VisionPS Plus Premium join date: February 2023Can it be downloaded? Yes8. Ape EscapeDeveloper: Japan StudioPS Plus Premium join date: June 2022Can it be downloaded? YesIf you manage to overcome the not-insignificant hurdle of how bizarre its "innovative" control scheme feels, one thing you might notice while collecting Ape Escape trophies is just how fresh the game feels as a platformer even today. As you navigate platforming challenges with your array of gadgets and employ strategy before chasing each monkey, you'll find the game has more in common with modern games like Super Mario Odyssey than it does contemporaries like Super Mario 64.7. Star Ocean First Departure RDeveloper: TosePS Plus Premium join date: September 2023Can it be downloaded? Yes6. Resident Evil Code Veronica XDeveloper: CapcomPS Plus Premium join date: June 2022Can it be downloaded? No5. Ratchet and Clank Up Your ArsenalDeveloper: Insomniac GamesPS Plus Premium join date: November 2022Can it be downloaded? No4. The Legend of DragoonDeveloper: Japan StudioPS Plus Premium join date: February 2023Can it be downloaded? YesEven the merest hint of future The Legend of Dragoon trophies back in August 2022 had us hungry for this game on PS Plus Premium, and we were thrilled to see it eventually come true back in February 2023. One of the best PlayStation RPGs of all time, the miraculous thing about The Legend of Dragoon is just how fresh it continues to feel nearly 25 years removed from its original release.Japan Studio took an ambitious shot at the Final Fantasy crown, and in many ways succeeded in refreshing the RPG formula with its more active, timing-based battle system and its darker, twistier, genuinely weirder storytelling techniques. The result feels off-brand in the very best way, even with its considerably aged graphics. Thankfully, the abstract backgrounds and striking character design still allow the full effect of this classic to register easily with players today.3. Infamous 2Developer: Sucker Punch ProductionsPS Plus Premium join date: June 2022Can it be downloaded? No2. Fallout New VegasDeveloper: Obsidian EntertainmentPS Plus Premium join date: June 2022Can it be downloaded? No1. Uncharted The Nathan Drake CollectionDeveloper: Naughty DogPS Plus Premium join date: June 2022Can it be downloaded? YesMore Ape Escape stories: PS Plus is getting two more inferior PSP games for August 2023 PS Plus Premium: How hard are the PS1 Classic trophy lists? Poll: Which of PS Plus Premium's PS1 and PSP trophy lists were good? PS Plus Premium update makes dramatic changes to Ape Escape Ape Escape PS1 trophies review — seamless update of a PlayStation gem PlayStation PlusBest Of Written by Lee BradyStaff Writer Lee keeps one eye on the future (Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth), one eye on the past (PS Plus Premium, recent Sony news), and his secret third eye on the junk he really likes (Sonic Superstars, Final Fantasy 16). Then he uses his big mouth to blurt out long-winded opinions about video games.