Six PlayStation Plus titles are set to vanish from the free‑game catalog in March, and Sony is giving subscribers until March 31 to download and play them. If you’ve got a Plus Essential, Extra or Premium plan, you need to act now—grab the games, finish any campaigns, and prepare for the next free title arriving on March 3.
Which Titles Are Saying Goodbye?
Sony’s recent announcement confirmed that six games will be removed from the library after March 31. While the exact list isn’t public, the important takeaway is simple: any title you haven’t downloaded yet will disappear. Check your PlayStation account, spot the missing games, and prioritize the ones you’ve been meaning to try.
Why Sony Is Pruning the Catalog
Rotating the catalog keeps the service fresh and gives space for new releases. By clearing out older titles, Sony can introduce fresh content without overloading the library. This approach mirrors other subscription services and reinforces the “download‑and‑play‑while‑you‑can” mindset that keeps value high for you.
What’s Coming After the Exit?
Starting March 3, Sony will add PGA Tour 2K25 to the free‑game lineup. The new golf simulation offers a polished multiplayer experience and a deep career mode, providing a solid replacement for the departing titles. It’s a clear signal that the catalog will stay lively and engaging.
How to Maximize Your PlayStation Plus Subscription
Follow these steps to ensure you don’t miss out:
- Check your account for any of the six exiting games you haven’t downloaded yet.
- Prioritize the titles you’ve been eyeing—whether it’s a story‑driven adventure or a competitive shooter.
- Set a deadline for yourself before March 31 to finish any lingering campaigns or multiplayer matches.
- Mark March 3 on your calendar so you can claim PGA Tour 2K25 as soon as it drops.
By acting now, you’ll squeeze every last bit of value from your subscription and stay ready for the fresh content Sony rolls out next. The clock is ticking—make sure you’re in the game before the purge hits.
