All PlayStation owners warned of SIX games disappearing in weeks as gamers told they now have ‘last chance to play'
PLAYTIME'S OVER
There's one doomed game players are being urged to try right away
MILLIONS of PlayStation owners are about to lose access to six games.
It's part of Sony 's monthly cull that will see the titles vanish from loads of consoles around the world in weeks.
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That's because these six titles are being removed from PlayStation Plus.
PS Plus is the popular membership scheme for PlayStation consoles that lets you enjoy online multiplayer.
But it also gets you access to a rolling library of free titles to enjoy.
Now Sony has confirmed that at least six titles are leaving this roster in mid-June, including Monster Hunter Rise.
The list of games vanishing now classified as "Last Chance to Play" titles includes:
After Us
Avicii Invector
Inscryption
Kayak VR: Mirage
Monster Hunter Rise
Rogue Legacy 2
These six games will disappear on June 17, 2025.
These are PS Plus library games – and not free downloads.
That means you don't get to keep them once they're off PS Plus, even if you've downloaded them already.
Once they're out of the PS Plus library, you'll be locked out from playing them.
The only way to get around it would be to actually buy the games at full retail cost.
DON'T MISS IT!
Fans on Reddit were quick to react to the news of the removals.
One wrote: "Highly recommend people dig into Inscryption if they haven't yet. Very addictive and great fun. Don't read up about it before playing."
Another said: "Inscryption is 10/10. Not really into roguelikes or card games, but damn this game is sick. Vibes, loop, puzzles, endgame?! Whole game changes and evolves wtf don't miss out."
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One noted: "Finally a month where I'll play every game I wanted to play before the games leave – time to finally give Inscryption a go!
And another added: "Guess I'm buying Rogue Legacy 2 next month, then."
TIME TO PLAY
Of course, a fresh selection of titles will be added to PS Plus in June for gamers to enjoy.
Several titles were added in May 2025 too, including one free download that gamers were warned to avoid.
PS PLUS PRICES – HOW MUCH IS IT?
Here's how much you'll pay, and the perks you'll get with each tier...
PlayStation Plus Essential
Monthly: £6.99 / $9.99
Monthly games
Online multiplayer
Exclusive discounts
Exclusive content
Cloud storage
Share Play
PlayStation Plus Extra
Monthly: £10.99 / $14.99
Monthly games
Online multiplayer
Exclusive discounts
Exclusive content
Cloud storage
Share Play
Game catalogue
Ubisoft+ Classics
PlayStation Plus Premium
Monthly: £13.49 / $17.99
Monthly games
Online multiplayer
Exclusive discounts
Exclusive content
Cloud storage
Share Play
Game catalogue
Ubisoft+ Classics
Classics Catalogue
Game trials
PS5 Cloud Streaming
Sony Pictures Catalogue
Picture Credit: Sony PlayStation
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PlayStation fans were also recently warned about a major game shutting down for the PS4.
And there are three classic PlayStation games now worth over £400 each if you've still got them.
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