As we know, PlayStation Now will die this summer, starting from June the service will no longer exist and will in fact be integrated into the new Premium and Extra tiers of PlayStation Plus. It seems that Sony is already preparing to discontinue the Now and soon dozens of games will be removed.
As discovered on Reddit and reported by VGC, almost 60 games will disappear from the catalog in May but it seems that there are already some cases of titles no longer available and removed “silently” without any warning.
Among the games that will no longer be available from May we find for example NBA 2K18, Destroy All Humans, Yakuza 4 and Yakuza 5, Sonic The Fighters, Sonic Generations, Silent Hill HD Collection, Bomberman Ultra, Castlevania Lords of Shadow, Sonic Mania and Virtua Fighter V.
- Akibas Beat (NA)
- Akibas Trip (NA)
- Anomaly 2
- Exile’s End
- Transylvania 3 Hotels
- Lovely Planet
- NBA 2K18
- No Time To Explain
- Steredenn Binary Stars
- The Final Station
- The Golf Club 2019
- Destroy All Humans
- Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeroes
- Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain
- MX vs ATV Supercross Encore
- Sonic Mania
- Sonic Forces
- Team Sonic Racing
- The Dwarves
- Virtua Fighter V
- Valkria Chronicles Remastered
- WWE 2K19
- Alex Kidd in Miracle World
- Altered Beast
- Bomberman Ultra
- Castlevania Lord of Shadow
- Catherine
- Comic Zone
- Crazy Taxi
- Fighting Vipers
- Golden Axe
- House of the Dead 3, 4 and Overkill
- Metal Gear Rising
- Metal Gear Solid 4
- Nights into Dreams
- Renegade Ops
- Bass Fishing Saw
- Silent Hill HD Collection
- Sonic Adventure
- Sonic Adventure 2
- Sonic 4 Episode 1+2
- Sonic the Fighters
- Sonic Generations
- Sonic Unleashed
- Super Hang On
- The Revenge of Shinobi
- Virtua Fighter 2
- Yakuza 4 and Yakuza 5
- Zeno Clash 2
Will these games be included in the PlayStation Plus lineup? At the moment we do not know since Sony has not yet released the complete list of games included in PlayStation Plus Premium and Extras, it is likely that the company is renegotiating the licenses with the publishers before announcing the final catalog.