PlayStation Plus Extra users have been issued a warning regarding several games set to leave the service on May 1, 2026. Notable titles such as GTA V and Red Dead Redemption are among those likely to be removed, raising concerns among subscribers.
Games typically exit PlayStation Plus Extra when their contracts expire, which usually occurs after 6, 12, or 24 months. The current situation is particularly pressing as games added six months ago, including Moto GP 25, are now at risk of removal.
Additionally, titles added 12 months ago, such as Sand Land and Battlefield V, are also expected to leave the service. Furthermore, games introduced two years ago, including Crime Boss: Rockay City and Cat Quest, will no longer be available.
The PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games for April 2026 will be revealed on April 15, 2026, with new games available for download starting April 21, 2026. This announcement is crucial for users looking to maximize their gaming experience before the removals take effect.
In a recent update, it was noted that two new free games, Forgive Me Father 2 and Deathless: The Hero Quest, are currently available for PS Plus Premium members. Importantly, any save data from the free trial will carry over if the full game is purchased, ensuring players do not lose progress.
As the gaming community anticipates the upcoming changes, reactions have varied. One user remarked, “It’s been a decent year for PlayStation Plus in 2026, and it’ll hopefully keep getting better as the year progresses.” This sentiment reflects a cautious optimism among subscribers.
However, the year 2026 has been a bit hit or miss for PlayStation Plus across all tiers, prompting users to stay alert for updates. As the deadline approaches, many are eager to see which titles will be highlighted in the Last Chance To Play section of the app.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the exact titles leaving the service, but the warning serves as a reminder for users to act quickly if they wish to play these games before they disappear.