Silent Hill 2 Remake Likely Among October PS Plus Exits

Sony will reveal the full list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in October 2026 in the coming weeks. Industry tracking of catalogue dates and contract lengths points to several candidates, and subscribers are being advised to prioritise titles that may depart, particularly the Silent Hill 2 remake.

Games on Extra and Premium commonly exit after about 12 or 24 months on the service, with occasional shorter, six-month placements. Predictions for October are based on the dates games were added to the catalogue and on those typical contract terms. Sony will post an official departure list ahead of October, giving members a final window to download or play affected games or purchase them outright.

Titles added roughly a year ago that are considered likely candidates include Silent Hill 2 (2024 remake), the original Until Dawn and its remake, V Rising, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Poppy Playtime: Chapter 1, As Dusk Falls, and Wizard With a Gun. Because these games were added around the same time last year, they match the common one-year rotation pattern.

A smaller group of games added about two years ago remain available, including Two Point Campus, Gris, Return to Monkey Island, Overpass 2, and Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands. Ghost Recon Wildlands is seen as less likely to leave because Ubisoft often maintains its titles on PlayStation platforms through Ubisoft+ arrangements, which can affect availability in third-party subscription catalogues.

Premium-classic titles are generally retained for longer periods, with occasional exceptions. Catalog turnover results from time-limited agreements between publishers and Sony. Members who use Extra and Premium for on-demand access should watch for Sony’s imminent list to confirm which specific games will be removed and plan playtime, downloads or purchases accordingly.