The Games Leaving PlayStation Plus in July have been Announced
PlayStation Plus continues to expand with new games every month, but it also makes headlines from time to time with titles leaving the catalog. In July 2026, a significant change will be made affecting Extra and Premium subscribers. According to Sony’s current list, 12 games from different genres will no longer be accessible through the service after the specified date. Therefore, those who want to try the games on the list don’t have much time left.
12 Games Leaving the PlayStation Plus Library
The games leaving the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog will be removed from the library as of July 21. The list includes roguelike, management simulation, action, adventure, and indie titles. The games leaving are as follows:
- Risk of Rain 2 | PS4, PS5
- Tropico 6 | PS4, PS5
- Clash: Artifacts of Chaos | PS4, PS5
- Roki | PS4, PS5
- Source of Madness | PS4, PS5
- Space Crew: Legendary Edition | PS4
- Infinite Minigolf | PS4
- Onechanbara Origin | PS4
- Get Even | PS4
- Bomber Crew | PS4
- Cursed to Golf | PS4, PS5
- Hundred Days | PS4, PS5
These games will no longer be playable via subscription after being removed. Previously downloaded games will also become inaccessible after leaving the catalog, so those eager to finish highly anticipated titles like Risk of Rain 2, Tropico 6, or Cursed to Golf need to act before July 21st.
What’s noteworthy is that the list isn’t just comprised of small indie games. Tropico 6 is a significant loss for those who enjoy management-based games, Onechanbara Origin for action, and Get Even for those seeking an atmospheric experience. The July update may change the playlists of some subscribers.
On the other hand, the catalog isn’t emptying. In June, Final Fantasy XVI, Sonic X Shadow Generations, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Life is Strange: Double Exposure, and Farming Simulator 25 were added to the service. Additionally, access to Blades of Fire and Black Desert will open in some regions on June 30th. Therefore, while the July loss is noticeable, PlayStation Plus is trying to maintain catalog balance with new additions.
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