Seven games leave PlayStation Plus in November 2026

PlayStation Plus subscribers have seven games scheduled to leave the Extra and Premium catalogues on November 17, 2026, with Grand Theft Auto V leading the list. The lineup was visible on the Japanese and Asian PlayStation Stores as the October catalogue began rolling out, according to PlayStation LifeStyle.¹

The November departures

The confirmed list is Grand Theft Auto V, Red Dead Redemption II, Football Manager 26, Thank Goodness You’re Here!, The Talos Principle 2, Cricket 24 and Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break.¹ Sony is expected to remove the games by Tuesday, November 17, when the next Extra and Premium selections are added to the service.

The source notes that regional catalogues can differ slightly while individual PlayStation Stores update. It also warns that Sony may add more entries to the Last Chance to Play section later in the month, so this should be treated as the first confirmed November list rather than an immutable final tally.¹

For subscribers, the practical deadline is clear: download or play anything on the list before it leaves the service. A PlayStation Plus catalogue licence is not the same as owning a game, so access can end when the title is removed even if it remains installed. Members who already claimed a title through a separate monthly-game offer may have different entitlement rules, depending on how Sony originally supplied it.

What this means for players

Grand Theft Auto V is the most recognisable departure, while Red Dead Redemption II and The Talos Principle 2 are the other obvious time sinks. Anyone midway through a long campaign should prioritise those games rather than assuming a later catalogue refresh will restore them. The list also includes shorter or more specialised releases, meaning the deadline matters even if you only planned to try one for a weekend.

PlayStation LifeStyle says the list came from the Japanese and Asian stores and expects other regions to align when their local stores update.¹ That wording matters: check the Last Chance to Play section on your own console before treating every item as confirmed for your account.

Our opinion

This is a useful warning rather than a reason to panic. Seven departures give subscribers enough notice to choose one or two games, but the regional caveat means the safest approach is to verify the list locally and start with the longest game you genuinely intend to finish. Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption II are the obvious priorities; the rest are better treated as quick experiments before the catalogue changes.