The PS Store‘s decluttering continues, as two more publishers have announced that their PS5 and PS4 games will be delisted soon. The latest games on the chopping block are WWE 2K24 and Super Trunko Go.
WWE 2K24 (PS5, PS4) was one of PS Plus Essential 2024 games
2K had previously announced that WWE 2K24, which was made free as part of PS Plus Essential October 2024 lineup, will shut down on January 5, 2026. The publisher has changed its mind and has pushed the server shutdown date to March 31, 2026.
However, WWE 2K24 and all of its DLC and add-ons/microtransactions will be pulled from sale on January 31, 2026. If you own the game or claimed it via Essential, you’ll continue to have access to it and will be able to play it offline. So, if you want to grab any of its DLCs, now is the time to do so.
As for Super Trunko Go, the 2023 top-down shooter is being delisted by the end of this month for undisclosed reasons. It’s a single-player game that can be played offline, so those who own a copy can continue to play.
“After thoughtful consideration, we will be delisting Super Trunko Go from the Nintendo eShop, PlayStation Store, and Xbox Store at the end of December 2025,” a notice from developer 88 Polygons Ltd. reads. “We deeply appreciate your support and thank you for being part of this journey.”
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