Sony has given PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers one early look at June’s Game Catalog additions: Destiny 2: Legacy Collection is scheduled to join the service on June 9.
The listing comes through Sony’s Days of Play details, where the company named Destiny 2: Legacy Collection as a bonus Game Catalog entry for Extra and Premium, while saying the rest of the Game Catalog lineup would be revealed later. That makes this a narrower announcement than the usual full monthly catalog drop, but it is still useful for subscribers deciding whether to download Destiny 2 or return to it around the June update window.
For PlayStation players, the main point is access. Destiny 2 itself has been around since 2017, but its paid content has often been split across expansions, packs, and dungeon access. Adding the Legacy Collection to PS Plus Extra gives subscribers a way to sample a large portion of the game’s paid library without buying that collection separately, provided they keep an eligible subscription active.
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What PS Plus Subscribers Are Getting
The version named by Sony is Destiny 2: Legacy Collection (2025), including The Final Shape expansion. Store listings for the collection describe it as a bundle built around several major expansions and older content packs, though it should not be confused with a complete ownership pass for every piece of Destiny 2 content.
| Included content | What it adds |
|---|---|
| The Final Shape, Lightfall, and The Witch Queen Standard Editions | Major expansion content from Destiny 2’s later years |
| Beyond Light Pack, Shadowkeep Pack, and Forsaken Pack | Access to selected pack content tied to older expansions |
| 30th Anniversary Pack | Bungie anniversary content, including Grasp of Avarice |
| Pit of Heresy, Shattered Throne, and Grasp of Avarice dungeons | Dungeon content associated with older releases and the anniversary pack |
There are limits worth noting. Dungeon Keys for The Final Shape, Lightfall, and The Witch Queen are sold separately, and the Beyond Light and Shadowkeep campaigns are already open to all Destiny 2 players rather than being part of the paid pack itself. That distinction matters for anyone trying to work out exactly what PS Plus Extra access does and does not cover.
Why the June 9 Date Matters
The timing is unusually important because June 9 is also the date Bungie has set for Destiny 2: Monument of Triumph, described by the studio as the game’s final live-service content update. Bungie has said Destiny 2 will remain playable after active development winds down, but the update marks a clear transition for the long-running shooter.
That context makes the PS Plus addition more than a routine catalog move. For returning players, the collection offers a way back into much of the game’s expansion-era content just as Bungie prepares a broad farewell update. For newer players, it could be the most practical entry point into Destiny 2’s later campaigns and systems, even if the game’s long history and removed older content still make the full story difficult to approach from the beginning.
The Legacy Collection also arrives before Sony has detailed the rest of the June Game Catalog lineup. Subscribers should therefore treat this as a confirmed early catalog addition rather than a complete picture of what Extra and Premium will receive for the month.
What To Keep In Mind Before Downloading
Destiny 2 remains a large, live online shooter with years of expansions, currencies, gear systems, and activities behind it. The Legacy Collection helps reduce the cost barrier for PS Plus Extra and Premium members, but it does not turn the game into a simple, all-inclusive package.
Players who want every dungeon or every later expansion should check the content they already own before buying anything extra. Players who mainly want to see The Final Shape, Lightfall, The Witch Queen, and several older packs may find the PS Plus addition a more straightforward way to catch up.
The broader June PS Plus Extra and Premium lineup has not been fully laid out in this early announcement. For now, the clear update is that Destiny 2: Legacy Collection is scheduled for Extra and Premium members on June 9, giving subscribers one of the month’s Game Catalog additions ahead of the full reveal.