June's PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup includes Xbox's Grounded
Sony has announced the lineup for June's PlayStation Plus Monthly Games, which includes the Xbox-owned title Grounded. Other games available for subscribers include Nickelodeon All Star Brawl 2 and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide. Additionally, the Destiny 2: Legacy Collection will be added to the Game Catalog for Extra and Premium subscribers on June 9.
- ▪Grounded is a survival game from Obsidian Entertainment that was previously exclusive to Xbox.
- ▪The PS Plus Monthly games will be available starting June 2, with May's games still accessible until mid-June.
- ▪The Days of Play sale will feature discounts on various games and accessories, running from May 27 to June 10.
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Gaming PlayStation June's PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup includes Xbox's Grounded A Destiny 2 collection will join the Game Catalog for Extra and Premium subscribers on June 9. By Kris Holt May 26, 2026 10:40 am EST Obsidian Entertainment/Xbox Game Studios Sony has revealed the games that PlayStation Plus members can claim in June and retain access to as long as their subscription remains active. There's a very interesting name in the mix this time in the shape of Grounded (PS4 and PS5), which is from the Xbox-owned studio Obsidian Entertainment. The Honey, I Shrunk The Kids-esque survival title — which left early access on Xbox and PC in fall 2022 — hit PS4, PS5 and Nintendo Switch in April 2024 after Microsoft loosened its grip on first-party game exclusivity.
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