PS Plus Extra & Premium Review: Best and Easiest Platinums to Earn

Sony has officially locked in the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium lineup for February 2026, and yeah—this month is stacked for trophy chasers. As always, let’s run through the games real quick, focusing on platinum difficulty, missables, and time to completion.

All titles will be available to download starting Tuesday, February 17, so let’s see which platinums are worth your grind.

PS Plus Extra Games – February 2026 Trophy Breakdown

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (PS5)

We’re starting strong. This one comes with 42 trophies, plus one free DLC trophy tied to completing the game in New Game+.

Platinum-wise? Super chill.

• No missable trophies
• One playthrough only
• Fun from start to finish

You’re looking at roughly 25 hours for the platinum, making this an easy recommendation for both casual players and hardcore trophy hunters.

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown

This one had a rough launch, not gonna lie—but after multiple patches and added content, it’s now in a much better place.

• 65 trophies
• No missables
• No DLC trophies (even though DLC exists)

The list is pretty straightforward, though it can get a bit grindy. There are three multiplayer trophies:

• Two are very easy
• One is mildly annoying (defeat 10 Rival Clan players in instant challenges)

Good news: that tricky one can be easily boosted with a second player.

Neva (PS4 & PS5)

If you’re hunting a super easy platinum, this one’s for you.

• 19 trophies
• No missables
• No cross-save, no autopop

The game offers two difficulties, and if you play on Story Mode, it’s an absolute breeze. Collectibles come in the form of flowers, and yes—it really does feel like a peaceful walk in the park. Beautiful game, easy platinum, 100% worth your time.

Season: A Letter to the Future

Another relaxing experience, but with a small caveat.

• 16 trophies
• No platinum trophy
• Some missables due to a point of no return

Available on PS4 and PS5 (no cross-save). Easy completion overall, just make sure you clean up trophies before progressing too far.

Monster Hunter Stories (PS4)

Monster Hunter fans, you’re eating good this month.

• 51 trophies
• No missables
• Turn-based RPG gameplay

Very manageable trophy list, and if you enjoyed this one…

Monster Hunter Stories 2 (PS4)

You can jump straight into the sequel.

• 49 trophies
• No missables again
• Slightly longer completion time than the first game

Nothing complicated here—just expect a longer grind.

WBA (PS5)

Another very easy platinum, though some trophies are missable.

• 16 trophies
• Narrative-focused cooking experience

Even if you miss something, it’s no big deal—the entire game can be finished in under two hours, or even one hour if you know what you’re doing.

Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition (PS5)

Here’s where things get a bit more serious.

• 45 trophies
• Some missables
• Difficulty-related trophy (Challenge Mode required)
• Speedrun trophy: finish in under 10 hours

This one will test your skills and your planning, so trophy hunters—go in prepared.

Rakip 25 (PS4 & PS5)

Sports fans get their fix too.

• 26 trophies
• Mostly unmissable
• One online trophy: win a single online match

No cross-save here, but overall the list is pretty straightforward.

PS Plus Premium Game – February 2026

Wally (PS4 & PS5)

Premium members get just one title this month.

• 21 trophies
• No cross-save

Platinum time is still a bit of a mystery. At first glance, the list looks somewhat challenging—but there’s also a trophy for unlocking all cheats, which might trivialize a lot of the difficulty. This one’s a wait-and-see situation once it drops.

Final Thoughts on the February 2026 PS Plus Lineup

Overall? This is a very trophy-friendly month, especially for Extra subscribers. Multiple easy platinums, a few longer grinds, and only a handful of annoying online or missable trophies.