Sony Interactive Entertainment has quietly updated the list of games leaving the PlayStation Plus catalog, making one final addition to the system. This change to the PlayStation Store’s “Last Chance to Play” section has increased the number of titles leaving the service next month. As a result of its latest update, Sony will permanently remove a total of 10 games from the PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe catalogs on December 16, 2025.
Sony’s last-minute addition to the PlayStation Plus list: 10 games are saying goodbye
A recent addition to the list, which attracted considerable attention, is the adventure game 11-11 Memories Retold, developed in collaboration with Bandai Namco Entertainment and DigixArt. This removal directly impacts both the mid-tier Extra catalog and the higher-tier Premium and Deluxe packages, depending on the game type and the package it’s included in. As is well known, these subscription levels build on the core Essential package, which offers online multiplayer and cloud saves.
The list of games leaving the service includes some very notable titles. In addition to 11-11 Memories Retold, popular games like Battlefield 2042, Firefighting Simulator – The Squad, Forspoken, Grand Theft Auto III, and Sonic Frontiers are preparing to bid farewell to the platform. The list also includes titles like Star Trek Bridge Crew, Surviving Mars, Arcade Paradise VR, and Star Wars Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge. Therefore, subscribers who want to finish these games should act quickly and prioritize them by December 16th.
A last-minute addition to the list, 11-11 Memories Retold tells a compelling story set during World War I. First released in 2018, the game tells the story of war through the eyes of two distinct protagonists. Canadian photographer Harry Lambert, voiced by Elijah Wood, seeks fame, while German engineer Kurt Waldner, played by Sebastian Koch, joins the army hoping to find his missing son. The paths of these two characters, driven by differing motivations, create an emotional experience for players.
This circulation in the PlayStation Plus library is constant, due to the nature of the service. So, which of the games on this list are you most upset about leaving the library? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section.
