Sony has yet to reveal the list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in May 2026, and we’re back with our monthly predictions for upcoming departures based on the usual patterns. While there’s no guarantee that every single game we mention will leave the service, players are advised to keep an eye on these titles.
Games expected to leave PS Plus Extra and Premium in May 2026
As a reminder, games tend to leave the service either at the 12-month or the 24-month mark. Occasionally, you’ll see games leaving PS Plus after six months, too. This article contains predictions based on this pattern and is meant to give our readers a heads-up.
Starting with games that were added two years ago, players should prioritize acclaimed RPGs Cat Quest and Cat Quest 2. Watch Dogs is also hitting its two-year mark, but Ubisoft games tend to stay in the catalog for a long time as part of Ubisoft+, so this one might be safe. Still, it’s better to wrap things up.
Other notable games approaching two years in the catalog include Crime Boss: Rockay City and The Settlers: New Allies.
Games added a year ago that are still in the catalog include Sand Land, Soul Hackers 2, Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted, Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, and Stalker: Legends of the Zone Trilogy.
As for games added six months ago, Rockstar Games titles do have a history of leaving within that time frame, so players are advised to prioritize GTA V and Red Dead Redemption. If they don’t leave next month, they are expected to stay in the catalog until November 2026.
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This post highlights an interesting topic, as many gamers will be anticipating which titles might be leaving PS Plus. It’s always a good idea to keep an eye on these updates to make sure you don’t miss out on any favorites! Looking forward to seeing the final list.
Absolutely! It’s definitely a hot topic for gamers. It’ll be intriguing to see if any fan-favorite RPGs make the list, as those often have a lasting impact on the community. The anticipation can really add to the excitement of the gaming experience!
I completely agree! It will be interesting to see how Sony decides which titles to remove. Some RPGs have such dedicated fan bases that their departure could spark a lot of discussions. It might also encourage players to dive into those games before they’re gone!
Absolutely! The selection process for removing titles could really impact player engagement. It’s always a bummer when beloved RPGs leave, especially since they often have such rich narratives that players want to revisit.