GamingBible reported on October 20 that the US PlayStation Store’s “Last Chance to Play” list showed three PlayStation Plus games scheduled to leave on November 17, 2026: Football Manager 2026, Thank Goodness You’re Here!, and The Talos Principle 2. The report said more titles could be added.
Other reported regional lists
The counts vary because the reports cover different storefronts. ClaveCD reported seven games on a Japanese listing. PlayStation LifeStyle described a 12-game Japan-and-Asia aggregate, with six entries marked for selected regions. PSX Brasil reported nine titles available in Brazil’s Extra/Deluxe catalog after excluding Football Manager 26 Console, which it said was unavailable there.
| Reported storefront scope | Games named | Qualification |
| Japan | Red Dead Redemption II; Football Manager 26; GTA V; Thank Goodness You’re Here; The Talos Principle 2; Cricket 24; Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break | Seven titles reported from a Japanese listing |
| Japan and Asia aggregate | GTA V; Red Dead Redemption II; Football Manager 26; Thank Goodness You’re Here; The Talos Principle 2; Cricket 24; Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break; Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom; Hotshot Racing; Earth Defense Force 4.1: The Shadow of New Despair; Rapala Fishing: Pro Series; Yet Another Zombie Defense HD | Twelve titles; Thank Goodness You’re Here, Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom, Hotshot Racing, Earth Defense Force 4.1: The Shadow of New Despair, Rapala Fishing: Pro Series, and Yet Another Zombie Defense HD were marked for selected regions |
| Brazil, Extra/Deluxe | Grand Theft Auto V; Red Dead Redemption 2; The Talos Principle 2; Thank Goodness You’re Here!; Cricket 24; Hotshot Racing; Monster Boy e o Reino Amaldiçoado; Earth Defense Force 4.1: The Shadow of New Despair; Yet Another Zombie Defense HD | Nine locally available titles reported; Football Manager 26 Console was excluded as unavailable in Brazil |
For context, NeoTeo’s earlier coverage of possible October catalog departures addressed the previous month’s rotation.
What happens when a game leaves the catalog
Sony’s catalog-access rule, quoted by Push Square, means an Extra or Premium game stops being playable through the subscription when it leaves the service, even if you downloaded or claimed it. To keep playing, you need to buy the game unless it returns to the catalog. The reported departure date is November 17; the access change is scheduled for that date.
