PlayStation will remove nine games from the PS Plus Extra and Premium catalog with its next update. Subscribers now have only a few days left to try Dead Island 2, Unicorn Overlord, and the other titles included on the list.

PlayStation is currently at the center of a major storm. The decision to halt physical disc production in 2028 has triggered a massive wave of outrage across social media, with gamers flooding nearly every Sony post with criticism of the move. Nevertheless, the company’s gaming division continues to operate normally and is already preparing the next update to the PS Plus Extra and Premium catalog. Sony has now selected the nine titles that will disappear from the subscription service within days.

The games from the July 2026 batch are now available on the platform, which has also prompted an update to the system’s “Last Chance” section. This part of the service now indicates that nine titles will be removed from PS Plus Extra and Premium with the next catalog update, scheduled for mid-August 2026. Players therefore have only a few days left to try and enjoy the following games.

Games Disappearing From PS Plus Extra and Premium in August 2026

• Earth Defense Force 6
• Unicorn Overlord
• Harold Halibut
• Dead Island 2
• Clash: Artifacts of Chaos
• Röki
• Onee Chanbara Origin
• Bomber Crew
• Space Crew: Legendary Edition

Something unusual has happened with this list. PlayStation originally planned to remove Clash: Artifacts of Chaos, Röki, Onee Chanbara Origin, Bomber Crew, and Space Crew: Legendary Edition with the July 2026 update, but all five games escaped removal and remained on the subscription service for another month. Barring any further surprises, however, their time in Sony’s catalog will finally end in August.

Players Continue to Insist: No Disc, No Purchase

Meanwhile, gamers continue to flock to PlayStation’s social media channels to criticize the decision to discontinue physical discs starting in 2028. Nearly every new Sony post, especially on its Xbox-related profiles, is met with a flood of complaints reminding the company that the community does not want to lose physical media. The message is clear: no disc, no purchase. Although PlayStation continues operating normally and maintains a steady stream of posts, users are ensuring that every new online appearance from the company is followed by overwhelmingly negative reactions to its latest decision.

Source: 3DJuegos