PlayStation fans are shocked as 16 games leave PS5 – play them now before they’re gone

PLAYSTATION has announced a number of games that will be leaving in October.

This always happens periodically, but there are some excellent titles leaving on October 17, 2023.

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The Yakuza Remastered Collection is being removed from PS Plus.[/caption]

There were some games that we were expecting to leave PlayStation’s subscription service PS Plus this month. 

The excellent indies Inside and Limbo were expected to leave PS5 after the announcement that they were both coming to Xbox Game Pass.

It was also expected that The Crew might leave after the latest entry, The Crew Motorfest, launched this month.

However, there are some surprises. Two of the more recent games from the Far Cry series will be leaving in October.

These are open-world games, with a focus on fun ways to traverse the world in order to take on different missions.

Another game on the list is The Quarry, the latest release from Supermassive Games, the team behind the hugely successful title Until Dawn.

This is another ‘choices matter’ horror game, where your decisions determine who lives and who dies.

For Premium subscribers, three games from the Yakuza series are leaving the classics catalogue, and all of them are critically acclaimed.

A spin-off from the series, Like a Dragon Gaiden, will launch in November, so this is your last chance to catch up on the series.

There are a few weeks left until the 16 games are removed from PS Plus, so if you are a subscriber, there is still time to download and try them out.

Here are the games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium on October 17.

• The Quarry
• Far Cry 4
• Far Cry 5
• The Medium
• Inside
• Limbo
• The Crew
• Naruto to Boruto: Shino Striker
• Clouds and Sheep 2
• Astebreed
• Torquel
• Gal Gunvolt Burst
• Goosebumps: The Game

In addition to the games from PS Plus Extra, these are the others leaving PS Plus Premium.

• Yakuza 3 Remastered
• Yakuza 4 Remastered
• Yakuza 5 Remastered

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.