Several Excellent Games and Easy Platinums to be Removed from PS Plus Extra Soon

PlayStation Plus Extra September 2025 Games Announcement Sparks Community Disappointment as Popular Titles Depart

The new PlayStation Plus Extra games for September 2025 are set to arrive soon, but Sony’s recent announcement has left many fans underwhelmed. The selection features fewer games than typical, with only one new addition confirmed for PlayStation Plus Premium. Compounding the disappointment, several highly regarded titles are departing the catalog to make way for the new arrivals, a decision that has not been well-received by the community.

PS Plus Extra and Premium Game Departures September 16: Estimated Completion Times

As new titles join the service, others will be removed. Effective September 16, 2025, before 11:00 AM, a collection of games will depart from the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium catalogs. Players have a limited window to complete or earn platinum trophies in several of these titles before their removal. The games leaving PS Plus Extra on September 16 include: WWE 2K25 (PS5/PS4) Persona 5 Tactica (PS5/PS4) Green Hell (PS5/PS4) Fate-Samurai Remnant (PS5/PS4) Crow Country (PS5/PS4) The Invincible (PS5) Conscript (PS5) For those looking to play or platinum these games before they depart, here are some estimated completion times: Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir: Approximately 2 hours for the main campaign, with platinum trophy taking up to 7 hours. Pistol Whip: The campaign can be completed in less than 10 hours. Road 96: This title takes under 10 hours to complete. The Plucky Squire: Another quick play, requiring under 10 hours. UFC 5: Earning the platinum trophy might require up to 20 hours.

PlayStation Plus Extra Shifts Gear September 2025 with Fewer Titles and Legacy of Kain: Defiance Addition

New games will be added on September 16, 2025. This month’s PlayStation Plus Extra additions are fewer than usual and do not match the quality seen from Sony’s recent offerings. Additionally, Legacy of Kain: Defiance (PS5/PS4) has been confirmed as a new title for PlayStation Plus Premium. This update presents a notable shift for the service in September.

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