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ENDLESS Legend 2 on PlayStation 5
Short answer
Yes — ENDLESS Legend 2 is on PlayStation 5, it is a current-generation release, and it released alongside the PC version on 2026-09-17. It is $49.99 on the PlayStation Store. Online play requires PS Plus, and the listing states that it supports up to 8 online players with PS Plus while also marking online play as optional — so the single-player campaign does not need a subscription.
What the PlayStation page actually says
The listing's fine print is unusually specific, and it answers the PS Plus question directly rather than leaving it to be inferred.
| Field | What the listing states | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | PS5 | Official |
| Publisher as listed | Hooded Horse Inc. | Official |
| Release date | 2026-09-17 (see /release-date/ for the cross-platform picture) | Official |
| Price at capture | $49.99 | Official |
| PS Plus | PS Plus required for online play | Official |
| Online players | Supports up to 8 online players with PS Plus | Official |
| Online play | Optional — marked as optional in the same list | Official |
| Offline players | 1 player | Official |
| Remote Play | Supported | Official |
| Cloud streaming | PS5 and PS Portal cloud streaming supported only with a Premium subscription | Official |
| Store rating | 3.76 from 104 ratings at capture | Official |
| Age rating | ESRB Everyone 10+ — Alcohol Reference, Animated Blood, Fantasy Violence, Language | Official |
| Combat handling | Store copy describes auto-resolve and free-form battle | Official |
| Faction creation | Store copy describes the custom faction creator | Official |
So do you need PS Plus?
Only for online play, and the listing is explicit about the distinction. Three separate lines matter together, and reading any one of them alone gets it wrong:
- "PS Plus required for online play" — multiplayer needs the subscription. There is no free online path documented on this platform.
- "Supports up to 8 online players with PS Plus" — the 8-player figure is stated as being with the subscription, so it is an online figure and not a local one.
- "Online play optional" — the single-player side does not require it. A player who never opens a multiplayer session never needs PS Plus.
This is worth spelling out because the three lines were designed to be read together and are commonly quoted one at a time. It is also why /multiplayer/ treats the 8-player figure carefully: it is a console-platform figure that comes with a subscription attached, not a statement about how many players a session can hold on PC.
A second subscription, which is easy to miss
Cloud streaming of the game on PS5 and PlayStation Portal is listed as supported only with a Premium subscription — a different and higher tier than the one online play requires. If you specifically want to stream the game rather than install it, that is the line that decides it, and it is separate from the PS Plus requirement for playing online.
The "up to 8" number, read carefully
Sony's storefront shows a platform-level player figure. It is the PlayStation listing's own number, and the PC store page states its own figure separately. The two happen to agree in this case, but they are separate claims with separate sources — and neither is a promise about a specific mode's player cap, which the studio has not published per mode. See /multiplayer/ for the fuller picture, including why the studio's own director described the multiplayer state as not yet good enough.
What the console version means in practice
- The console release is a full launch, not an Early Access extension. 1.0 is the same version on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox.
- Cross-platform play is documented on the Xbox listing; if your group is split across platforms, read
/multiplayer/before assuming a session will work. - Controller play changes how you read the map. The game is playable on console, but the interface is the same information-dense builder interface; expect to spend time in menus.
- If you are deciding between platforms for the same purchase, the tie-breaker is usually which storefront you already use and whether your friends are on it — the content is the same.
Ratings and reviews on the store page
Store ratings are not reviews. The PlayStation figure above is a user rating shown by the storefront at the moment this page was checked; it is volatile, it can be driven by a launch-window reaction, and it is not comparable to a critic score. This page shows it with its rating count and capture date precisely so that it is not mistaken for a review score. See /review/ for critic scores and their limits.
Not published
- A PS5-specific technical breakdown (resolution modes, performance modes, haptics) — Not published in the material read by this stage.
- Whether the physical PlayStation release exists — the physical editions documented here are sold through Strictly Limited Games; check that listing for platform coverage.
Sources read for this page
Every source this page was written from, checked 2026-09-18.
- Steam store page, app 3407390
- PlayStation Store listing
- Amplitude official blog — All you need to know (launch FAQ)