Four Games Leaving PS Plus in October, Including Battlefield 1

PlayStation Plus Loses Four Titles This October

Sony has officially announced the list of games that will be departing the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium game catalogs next month. Starting October 21st, subscribers will say goodbye to four titles, a smaller list than the usual eight games often removed.

The departing games include:

• Battlefield 1 (PS4): A critically acclaimed first-person shooter set during World War I, known for its immersive atmosphere and large-scale battles.
• Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed Ecto Edition (PS4, PS5): An asymmetrical multiplayer game where players can either hunt or haunt as iconic Ghostbusters or mischievous ghosts.
• Tour de France 2023 (PS4, PS5): A realistic cycling simulation game that lets players experience the excitement and challenges of the famous race.
• The Last Clockwinder (PS VR2): A unique puzzle adventure game designed for virtual reality, focusing on automation and creating contraptions to solve puzzles.

This news follows Sony's tradition of refreshing its game library monthly. While four games are exiting, subscribers can look forward to a new batch of titles joining the service. Details on the incoming games are expected to be announced closer to the end of September.

What This Means for Players

For PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers, this serves as a heads-up to play these games before they are removed from the catalog. If you've been meaning to jump into the trenches of Battlefield 1, bust some ghosts, cycle through France, or solve VR puzzles, now is the time. Once these games leave the service, they will no longer be accessible through the subscription and would need to be purchased separately to continue playing.