PlayStation Plus Extra And Premium Are Losing 6 Games in March

Time flies

Six games will be leaving the PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra Game Catalog in March 2026, so you don’t have much time left to check out several modern-day classics. One of the biggest departures is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, a retro-inspired beat-’em-up featuring the half-shell heroes that looks and plays great. While it’s inspired by the golden age of TMNT arcade games, TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge also adds several gameplay features to the established formula of the genre, making for a shell-raising action game.

The other big game leaving next month is Paradise Killer, a murder-mystery adventure game where you have to do some proper detective work before you can unleash your inner Hercule Poirot and point your finger at the culprit. Another game worth checking out is Cris Tales, as this turn-based RPG is an elegantly crafted adventure with novel time-bending gameplay mechanics. For the rest of the list, you can take a quick scroll below.

For some good news, you can check out all the other games that were added to the PS Plus Premium and Extra library this month. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 headlined an influx of new arrivals, and you can also check out games like the first two Monster Hunter Stories before the threequel arrives, wholesome family time in Venba, and the critically acclaimed Neva. All PS Plus subscribers can also claim February’s games, as Undisputed, Subnautica: Below Zero, Ultros, and Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown will be available until March 2.