PlayStation Plus Game Catalog Sees Frequent Departures Across 2026
Numerous titles are scheduled to leave PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium throughout 2026. Departures are confirmed for April, May, July, and September, affecting various genres. Subscribers should check the 'Last Chance to Play' section for specific removal dates.
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PlayStation Plus Is Removing 7 Games Soon, So Play Them While You Can
Seven games are being removed from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog soon, including Silent Hill 2 and Yakuza: Like a Dragon. While an exact date hasn't been provided, subscribers have a limited time to play these titles. The article highlights Silent Hill 2's improvements and Yakuza: Like a Dragon's shift to turn-based RPG gameplay.
Games Leaving PlayStation Plus in September 2026 Confirmed
Several games are set to leave PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in September 2026, including Persona 5 Tactica and EA Sports Madden NFL 26. Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3 will also be removed from the Premium catalog. These titles will be unavailable by September 15th when the new monthly lineups are added.
PlayStation Plus Subscribers Have 9 Games To Finish Before August Ends
Nine games will be removed from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog on August 18, including Dead Island 2 and Harold Halibut. Subscribers have until this date to play these titles. Additionally, new games are being added to the catalog throughout July and August, with classic titles also becoming available for Premium-tier members.
Games Leaving PS Plus in August Revealed, July List Updated
Sony has revealed the list of games departing the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers in August 2026, earlier than usual. The July departure list was also updated, with some titles now leaving later in August. Notable games leaving in August include Clash: Artifacts of Chaos and Roki.
Games Leaving PS Plus in May 2026 Confirmed
Several games are confirmed to be leaving PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in May 2026, including Sand Land and Soul Hackers 2. While Control Ultimate Edition and The Dark Pictures Anthology titles are also departing, the Cat Quest series will remain. The full list of departures is expected to be finalized by May 19.
Games Leaving PS Plus in May 2026 Might Include Hit RPGs
Sony has not yet confirmed the list of games departing PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in May 2026. Predictions suggest titles like Cat Quest, Cat Quest 2, and potentially Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption may leave the service based on their addition dates.
PS Plus Games Leaving April 2026 Include Dave the Diver and EA Sports PGA Tour
Sony has announced that several games will be leaving the PlayStation Plus service on April 21, 2026. Titles confirmed to be departing include Dave the Diver, EA Sports PGA Tour, and Lost Records: Bloom and Rage.
List of Games Leaving PS Plus in April 2026 Quietly Updated
Sony has updated the list of games departing PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium in April 2026. Notable titles leaving the service include Dave the Diver and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. The departures are scheduled to occur on April 21st, coinciding with the addition of new games to the catalog.
You Lose These 2 PS Plus Extra Games in April 2026
Two games, EA Sports PGA Tour and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, will be removed from PlayStation Plus Extra in April 2026. Players will lose access to these titles if they do not purchase them before their removal date. Lost Records: Bloom & Rage is a story-based game estimated to take around 12 hours to complete.
Games Leaving PS Plus in April 2026 Confirmed
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers will lose access to several games in April 2026, including Lost Records: Bloom & Rage and EA Sports PGA Tour. The list of departing titles is expected to grow as the April catalog update approaches, with the current departures slated for removal by April 21.
Games Leaving PS Plus in April 2026 – Where’s the List?
The list of games departing PlayStation Plus in April 2026 has not yet been updated on the PlayStation Store's 'Last Chance to Play' section. This delay is attributed to an unusual five-week gap between the current and upcoming monthly catalog updates, with Sony typically revealing departures four weeks in advance.