Playstation plus lineup leaks again: lords of the fallen gets company
The PlayStation Plus Game Catalog additions for April 2026 were prematurely revealed once more, and this time, the leak wasn't a solitary event. Following last week’s disclosure of Lords of the Fallen as the headlining title, reliable Dealabs leaker billbil-kun has surfaced with confirmation of a second addition: Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream.
A dual offering of action and anime
Billbil-kun’s track record is impeccable within the PlayStation community, making this latest revelation all but certain. Lords of the Fallen, the 2023 Souls-like action RPG, was already generating considerable buzz amongst subscribers. Now, it will share space in the catalog with Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream, the 2024 installment incorporating MMORPG elements and deeply entwined with the popular anime franchise. The game boasts a roster of 21 characters drawn from various arcs of the series, organized into four-player battle parties ready to tackle large-scale raid encounters.
The official description paints a vivid picture: “Enter a distorted version of the Sword Art Online world that exists beyond memories, time and space in this action game that features solo play and online co-op.” Players can select their champion—one of the iconic Sword Art Online characters—and assemble teams of up to 20 to confront formidable enemies. The strategy element of party composition, combined with the established anime lore, promises a unique experience within the Plus catalog.
Subscribers across all tiers—Essential, Extra, and Premium—will have access to both titles starting April 7th, with availability extending until May 5th. The full slate of April additions is expected to be formally announced by Sony this Wednesday, April 1st, so expect further details to emerge shortly.
While the leak provides a clear picture of two key inclusions, it’s worth noting the consistency of billbil-kun’s reporting. Sony's reactive response—or lack thereof—to these pre-announcements remains a perennial point of discussion within the PlayStation community. The steady stream of leaks, however, underscores the significant anticipation surrounding the service and its ever-evolving library.