PlayStation Plus Extra Leak Points to Space Marine 2 Joining March Catalog
Space Marine 2 has reportedly leaked as a PS Plus Extra addition for March 17, with Dealabs insider Billbil-kun naming six titles ahead of Sony's expected reveal today.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is set to land on PlayStation Plus Extra this month, according to a leak from Dealabs insider Billbil-kun that has been picked up across multiple outlets. The PS5 title is reportedly among six games joining the Extra and Premium catalogs on March 17, 2026, with Sony's official confirmation expected today, March 11, at around 3:30 p.m.
Billbil-kun's Dealabs post, which has been amplified across Reddit's r/PS5 community, lists the full leaked lineup as Space Marine 2, Persona 5 Royal, Madden NFL 26, Metal Eden, The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria, and Astroneer. IGN provides the most detailed platform breakdown of the group: Space Marine 2 is listed as PS5-only, Persona 5 Royal as cross-gen PS4 and PS5, and Madden NFL 26 as PS5. Platform details for Metal Eden were not included in the available information.
Wccftech describes Billbil-kun as a consistent and reliable source, noting that "practically every month, a report from Billbil-kun at Dealabs accurately reveals which games will be included in the monthly PS Plus Essential and PS Plus Extra titles." The February 2026 Extra catalog, which Wccftech previously reported, was headlined by Marvel's Spider-Man 2, suggesting Sony has maintained a pattern of high-profile additions.
There is a minor discrepancy in the coverage worth noting. Wccftech and News Instant-gaming both cite six titles in the leak, while Gg Deals references "seven upcoming additions." None of the available excerpts consistently name a seventh title beyond the six listed above.
PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers may also be getting an additional bonus. News Instant-gaming reports that Tekken: Dark Resurrection will appear as a Premium-tier classic, though no other outlet in the current coverage corroborates this specific claim.
Sony's official announcement, expected this afternoon, should resolve both the complete title count and any remaining platform questions before the March 17 catalog update goes live.
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