Sony has announced the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for July 2026 and subscribers can now pick up and download three new games. The lineup includes Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, For the King II and Cross Code. The games will be available from July 7 through August 3, giving members a few weeks to add all three releases to their PlayStation libraries.
The July selection provides three very different gaming experiences. There’s something for every subscriber, from large-scale military action to cooperative fantasy strategy and a retro-inspired action RPG. The latest monthly line-up is a great mix of titles making it perfect for those looking for competitive multiplayer, co-op adventures or a longer story-driven experience.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare III Top of the Bill
The biggest title for July 2026 is Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III. PlayStation subscribers can get their hands on the military shooter on PS4 and PS5 systems with the Cross-Gen Bundle. The game includes a single-player campaign, multiplayer modes based on a large pool of maps, and a Zombies mode based on an open-world format.
Adding it to PlayStation Plus offers those that missed the game at launch the opportunity to try out the different modes with an active subscription. Multiplayer fans can check out competitive matches, while coop fans can spend time fighting zombies and completing objectives.
King II – Cooperative Fantasy Strategy for King
The King II is a very different experience than Call of Duty. This fantasy adventure is a mix of role playing mechanics and turn based combat, exploration and strategic decision making. Create a party of heroes and explore a dangerous world where combat and surprise events can turn the tide of an adventure in an instant.
This game is especially interesting for those who love to cooperate and plan tactical moves. To make a good party you have to think about character abilities, equipment, positioning and teamwork. For subscribers looking to plan ahead instead of react fast, its slower, more strategic gameplay offers an alternative in the July lineup.
CrossCode brings a retro-style RPG adventure
Completing the July lineup is CrossCode, mixing pixel-art visuals, fast-paced action combat, puzzles, exploration and RPG progression. The game combines a retro-inspired visual style with modern combat mechanics and a big sci-fi story.
Players control Lea as they explore environments full of enemies, towns, dungeons and complex puzzles. Combat requires quick movement and accurate strikes, while character progression allows players to learn new skills as they advance. This one is a very different animal from the other two July releases, helping give Sony a little more variety in the monthly lineup.
Subscribers must claim the games by August 3.
PlayStation Plus members can claim the July games for all tiers of the service’s membership. The period of availability begins on July 7 and subscribers have until August 3 to claim them. When redeemed, the games are tied to the gamer’s account and are available as long as the appropriate PlayStation Plus subscription is maintained.
You don’t have to download all of the titles right away. You just need to add a game to your library during the claim window and then you can continue to access it under the normal terms of your PlayStation Plus subscription. This may be handy for users with limited console storage space.
Conclusion
PS Plus July 2026 lineup adds decent mix of action, strategy, and role-playing titles for subscribers. King II is a cooperative tactical game and CrossCode is a long retro-inspired RPG adventure. Fans of the shooter genre are most drawn to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III. All three games are live now and subscribers have until August 3 to claim them before the next monthly selection goes live.
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