PlayStation Plus is removing six titles—including Paradise Killer and Shredder’s Revenge—from its Extra and Premium tiers on March 17, while simultaneously rolling out the new sports title PGA Tour 2K25. Subscribers have one weekend left to finish those games before they disappear, and the fresh golf simulation will be available to claim on the same day.
Games Leaving the Library on March 17
The following six titles will vanish from PlayStation Plus on March 17:
- Paradise Killer
- Shredder’s Revenge
- Four additional titles (names not disclosed)
If you’re still curious about any of these games, now’s the time to dive in—once the deadline passes, they’ll be gone for good.
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New Addition: PGA Tour 2K25
On the same day the six games exit, PGA Tour 2K25 will join the Extra, Premium, and Essential tiers. The title delivers a realistic swing feel, a deep career mode, and a roster that mirrors the real PGA Tour, giving golf fans a polished free‑to‑play experience.
What This Means for You
Here’s why the change matters to anyone with a PlayStation Plus subscription:
- Time‑limited access—the departing games disappear after March 17, so you’ll need to finish them now or lose them.
- Fresh content—PGA Tour 2K25 adds a sports‑simulation flavor to a library that often leans toward shooters and indie hits.
- Ongoing rotation—Sony’s regular refresh keeps the catalog feeling current and encourages you to explore new titles each month.
How Sony Keeps the Catalog Current
PlayStation Plus follows a “rotate‑and‑replace” model: free games are offered for a set period, then removed to make space for newer releases. This approach helps Sony allocate bandwidth, spotlight fresh titles, and maintain subscriber engagement by delivering a constantly evolving lineup.
Quick Action Checklist
- Check your “My Games” list now and play any of the six departing titles before March 17.
- Mark March 17 on your calendar as the deadline for Paradise Killer and Shredder’s Revenge.
- Prepare to claim PGA Tour 2K25 on launch day and explore its career mode and realistic swing mechanics.
- Stay tuned for future PlayStation Plus updates—new titles will keep the service fresh.
Bottom line: the March 17 cutoff is your last chance to grab the six outgoing games, and the arrival of PGA Tour 2K25 signals Sony’s commitment to diversify the free‑to‑play slate. Keep an eye on the calendar, clear your backlog, and get ready to tee off on the new offering.
