Sony has quietly updated the list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in February 2026, but not for the reason you think. A day ago, we reported that numerous games have randomly disappeared from the catalog — an issue that became noticeable when it emerged that two of the games in February’s departure list have been missing for a while. Now, Sony has addressed the problem.
Sony updates list of games leaving PS Plus in February after fans noticed missing titles
After players noticed that both Carto and Spirit of the North were already removed from the catalog without a warning (the latter of which was yanked without notice last year), some contacted PlayStation Support for an answer. Instead of fixing the problem, Sony decided to scrub the titles from its Last Chance to Play section.
As we’ve said before, the removal of these games wasn’t intentional, as they remain available to players who previously downloaded them. It’s just new players who are prompted to buy.
Sometimes, Sony will update a catalog game’s SKU on the PS Store, resulting in its temporary removal from PS Plus. At times, the company will eventually bring the title back into the catalog. Other times, Sony doesn’t bother, like in the case of Spirit of the North.
Considering these titles have now been removed from “Last Chance to Play,” my guess is that Sony has no intention of bringing them back into the catalog. Those who still have access to them will probably end up losing that access after February 2026, which is when Sony originally planned to remove them from the service.
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