Major PS5 Title May Leave PS Plus in November

Sony will publish the full list of PS Plus Extra and Premium games leaving the service on Nov. 17, 2026. Early predictions indicate the departures could include a major PS5 title and that Grand Theft Auto V may be flagged for removal.

Those making the forecasts base them on the service’s contract patterns. Games commonly remain on Extra and Premium catalogs for 12 or 24 months, and some agreements last six months. Observers compare the dates when games were added to estimate which entries are likely to appear in the PlayStation Store’s “Last Chance to Play” section on Nov. 17.

The PlayStation Store’s “Last Chance to Play” hub is expected to list confirmed departures and show exact removal dates. Titles placed there typically have a short notice period before they leave subscription access, after which players must purchase the game to keep playing.

Only five titles remain from November 2024 catalog additions: Chivalry 2, Hungry Shark World, Killer Frequency, Stick Fight: The Game and Overcooked! All You Can Eat. Dying Light 2 was re-added to the catalog in August 2026 and is not expected to leave soon.

Games added roughly a year ago that are still available include Grand Theft Auto V (re-added), Monster Jam Showdown, The Talos Principle 2, Thank Goodness You’re Here!, Insurgency: Sandstorm, Still Wakes the Deep and Pacific Drive.

Because GTA V returned to the catalog, it fits common 12-month or 24-month scheduling windows and is listed as a likely candidate for rotation. The prediction does not confirm GTA V’s departure; final outcomes depend on contract renewals between Sony and publishers.

Subscribers should check the PlayStation Store on Nov. 17 for the official list. Players who want to preserve access to a departing title can finish campaigns before the removal date or purchase the game to retain play rights. Tracking teams will update forecasts once Sony posts the confirmed departures.