Eight games are reportedly set to leave the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog in October 2026, affecting subscribers to the Extra and Premium tiers. Silent Hill 2 Remake appears in every reported version of the list, but the remaining titles are disputed and the reported cutoff is either October 13 or October 20, 2026.

The most frequently reported list includes eight games

The list repeated most often consists of:

  • Silent Hill 2 Remake
  • Yakuza: Like a Dragon
  • Jurassic World Evolution 2
  • Death Squared
  • Rogue Lords
  • Gloomhaven Mercenaries Edition
  • Harvest Moon: Light of Hope Special Edition
  • Lake

That group puts two substantial campaigns near the top of the priority list: Silent Hill 2 Remake, developed by Bloober Team and published by Konami, and Yakuza: Like a Dragon, developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and associated with SEGA. The former is a psychological-horror remake; the latter is a large role-playing game built around turn-based combat and a lengthy story.

A second list changes almost everything except Silent Hill 2

Another reported version keeps Silent Hill 2 Remake but replaces the other seven games with:

  • Dragon Quest XI S: Ecos de un pasado elusivo
  • Gungrave G.O.R.E
  • Alien: Isolation
  • Gotham Knights
  • Far Cry 5
  • The Medium
  • Limbo

That difference matters if you are choosing what to start next. A long RPG such as Yakuza: Like a Dragon or Dragon Quest XI S: Ecos de un pasado elusivo demands a very different time commitment from a shorter game such as Limbo or Death Squared. With the lists diverging, subscribers have a practical reason to prioritize any title they already know they want to play rather than waiting until the last moment.

The reported cutoff date is split between October 13 and 20

Two written accounts give October 20, 2026 as the last reported day of access. A separate account that showed a PlayStation “Last Chance to Play” screen gave October 13, 2026 instead. Both dates concern the reported October rotation, so players with an unfinished campaign should treat the earlier date as the safer deadline.

The date applies to the catalog rotation described for Extra and Premium. It does not describe the separate Essential monthly-game claim-and-keep system.

Installing a game does not reportedly preserve access

A game downloaded through the catalog reportedly stops being available through the subscription after it leaves, even if its files remain installed on the console. Continuing to play it would therefore require buying it separately unless the game returns to the catalog.

That makes the departure list more than a routine catalog shuffle for anyone midway through a campaign, chasing trophies or working toward a platinum. Check the games you have already started first—especially the longer RPGs—before committing to another lengthy save.