Which Xbox Games Are Available on PlayStation Plus? 2026 Full List

Playing Xbox games on a Sony console might sound strange, but it’s become increasingly common. Following Microsoft’s industry-shaking acquisitions of gaming companies like Bethesda and Activision-Blizzard, PlayStation Plus has quietly built up a respectable catalogue of games now owned by its biggest console rival. While major Xbox Game Studios releases like Forza Horizon 6, Halo and Sea of Thieves aren’t currently included with PS Plus, subscribers in the UK can still access plenty of Microsoft-owned games. For a more detailed breakdown, let’s take a look at the list of all Xbox games available on PlayStation below.

Every Xbox-Owned Game You Can Play With PS Plus

One thing to remember is that to play every game on this list, you’ll need a PS Plus Premium subscription, which costs £14.99 per month or £119.99 per year. Most titles are included with PS Plus Extra — at £11.99 per month or £99.99 per year — but the classic DOOM games are exclusive to the Premium Classics Catalogue.

Note that Grounded was previously offered as a monthly PS Plus Essential title. Players who claimed it during the promotion can continue playing it while their subscription remains active.

Are Xbox Game Studios Games on PS Plus?

At the time of writing, no games made and published directly by Xbox Game Studios are available in the UK PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue. That means, while games such as Forza Horizon 5, Sea of Thieves, Hi-Fi Rush, Gears of War: Reloaded, and Halo Campaign Evolved can all be purchased on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, none of them are currently included with a PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium subscription.

Nevertheless, thanks to Microsoft’s acquisitions over the years, PlayStation owners now have access to a surprisingly large selection of Xbox-owned franchises, even if not all of them are included with PlayStation Plus. Much of that catalogue comes from Bethesda and its studios, giving subscribers access to some of the best RPGs and shooters Microsoft owns today. Below is a list of every Xbox-owned franchise currently available on PlayStation.

Activision-Blizzard:

• • Call of Duty.
  • Crash Bandicoot.
  • Diablo.
  • Overwatch.
  • Spyro the Dragon.
  • Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater.

Mojang:

• • • Minecraft.

Zenimax:

• • • • Deathloop (Arkane Studios).
      • Dishonored (Arkane Studios).
      • DOOM (id Software).
      • Fallout (Bethesda Game Studios).
      • Indiana Jones (MachineGames / Lucasfilm Games / Disney Interactive).
      • Prey (Arkane Studios).
      • The Elder Scrolls (Bethesda Game Studios).
      • Quake (id Software).
      • Wolfenstein (MachineGames).

Tango Gameworks:

• • • • • Ghostwire: Tokyo.
        • Hi-Fi Rush.
        • The Evil Within.

Xbox Game Studios:

• • • • • • Age of Empires.
          • Fable.
          • Forza Horizon (Playground Games).
          • Gears of War.
          • Grounded (Obsidian Entertainment).
          • Halo.
          • Pentiment (Obsidian Entertainment).
          • Sea of Thieves (Rare).

Will More Xbox Games Come to PS Plus?

It’s certainly possible, although a bit trickier to answer in the current gaming landscape. Both Microsoft and Sony have recently scaled back their multiplatform strategies, signalling a renewed focus on console exclusives. While previously announced titles like the Fable remake and Halo: Campaign Evolved are still on track for PlayStation 5, Xbox has since doubled down on keeping future releases such as Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution locked down to its own console ecosystem.

Even so, that doesn’t rule out older releases eventually joining PlayStation Plus. After all, some games are still coming to PlayStation, with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 even jumping to the Nintendo Switch 2. Microsoft, too, seems willing to support rival platforms with selected releases, while Sony regularly refreshes the PS Plus catalogue with third-party games. As a result, there’s always a chance that older Xbox-released titles could eventually make the jump to PlayStation Plus. Games like Hi-Fi Rush, Pentiment and even Forza Horizon 6 would all be strong candidates if Microsoft and Sony were to reach an agreement.