A trusted leaker suggests GTA 5 will be added to the PS Plus Game Catalogue on November 18, 2025.
Players with PS Plus Extra or Deluxe subscriptions can access and download the game directly from the PlayStation Store.
The addition of GTA 5 would join a strong PS Plus lineup featuring Ghost of Tsushima, Alan Wake II, and Spider-Man.
The GTA 6 (Grand Theft Auto 6) has been delayed by six months to November 2026; however, there’s good news for PlayStation players as GTA 5 might soon be part of the PS Plus Game Catalogue. According to a new leak, the game could arrive in November 2025, letting players revisit Los Santos while waiting for GTA 6. Whether you’re new to the GTA universe or a long-time fan of Michael, Trevor, and Franklin’s criminal adventures, this could be the best time to play one of the most loved open-world games of all time.
SurveyReliable tipster Billbil-Kun, via Dealabs, claims that GTA 5 will be added to the PS Plus Game Catalogue on November 18, 2025. Sony hasn’t confirmed this yet, but given the leaker’s track record, this could be true.
Here’s how you can play GTA 5 on PS Plus in November 2025.
How to play GTA 5 on PS Plus in November 2025
To access GTA 5, you’ll need to be subscribed to either the PS Plus Extra or Deluxe tier. The Extra plan costs Rs 749 per month (Rs 6,699 annually), while the Deluxe plan costs Rs 849 per month (Rs 7,599 annually). All you have to do is visit the PlayStation Store via your console or browser and choose a plan that fits your needs – PS Plus Extra or Deluxe.
Once the catalogue updates around November 18, search for GTA 5 under the PS Plus section. Hit ‘Add to Library,’ download the game, and jump right into the action.
If this leak is accurate, GTA 5 will join an impressive list of titles like Ghost of Tsushima, Alan Wake II, Mortal Kombat 1, and Spider-Man on PS Plus.
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