Sony removes 7 titles from PlayStation Plus Game Catalog
Sony confirmed the upcoming removal of seven video games from the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, affecting members across the Extra and Premium subscription tiers. Players retain access for a brief window before the titles exit the digital library.
Seven titles depart soon.
Complete list of titles leaving the catalog
The service will pull both high-budget releases and indie productions across multiple genres. Subscribers lose access to these titles once Sony finishes updating the active service roster.
- Silent Hill 2
- Yakuza: Like a Dragon
- Gloomhaven: Mercenaries Edition
- Jurassic World Evolution 2
- Rogue Lords
- Lake
- Death Squared
Departure of the psychological horror remake
The exit list features the remake of Silent Hill 2 developed by Bloober Team, which launched with critical acclaim in 2024 and revitalized the historic psychological horror franchise by combining modern dynamic combat, upgraded artificial intelligence for enemies, and expanded locations with intricate puzzles throughout the fog-covered town. Players lose access just ahead of the next seasonal surge in horror game engagement.
Bloober Team currently develops a remake of the original Silent Hill release, while series spin-off Silent Hill Townfall prepares for its standalone launch on September 24.
Turn-based shift for the underworld franchise
Yakuza: Like a Dragon marks another major departure after introducing turn-based combat alongside fresh protagonist Ichiban Kasuga. The release originally arrived in late 2020, establishing a comedic yet emotional narrative foundation that paved the way for its direct sequel, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.
Current claims and incoming catalog additions
Active subscribers across all tiers retain access to claim four monthly games, consisting of Sniper Elite: Resistance, MLB The Show 26, Chained Echoes, and Wobbly Life. Sony added Runescape: Dragonwilds and WWE 2K26 to the catalog, with Ball X Pit, Slitterhead, and Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound scheduled to join the service in the coming weeks.
