PlayStation Plus: 7 Games Leaving the Catalog in October 2026, Including Silent Hill 2
Sony has quietly refreshed the “Last Chance to Play” section on the PlayStation Store. Seven notable games are officially scheduled to leave the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium library in October 2026.
Subscribers have a hard deadline to finish their playthroughs. All seven titles will be pulled from the catalog on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, when the next monthly catalog refresh rolls out.
Silent Hill 2 Headlines the Departing Games
The biggest departure this month is undoubtedly Silent Hill 2. Bloober Team and Konami’s acclaimed psychological horror remake is packing its bags, giving fans roughly one month to face Pyramid Head.
Completing James Sunderland’s nightmare usually clocks in around 15 to 20 hours. That makes it completely manageable before the October deadline if you start diving into the fog this week.
Yakuza, Dinosaurs, and Tactical RPGs: Full October Lineup
The second heavyweight leaving the catalog is Yakuza: Like A Dragon. Ichiban Kasuga’s turn-based adventure is massive, often requiring 50 to 80 hours to conquer, so players will need to commit serious time right away.
Here is the full list of seven games confirmed to leave PlayStation Plus in October 2026:
- Silent Hill 2 (PS5)
- Yakuza: Like A Dragon (PS4, PS5)
- Jurassic World Evolution 2 (PS4, PS5)
- Gloomhaven (PS4, PS5)
- Rogue Lords (PS4)
- Lake (PS4, PS5)
- Death Squared (PS4)
Time to Clear Your Backlog Before October 20
Catalog rotations are an inevitable part of subscription tiers, but losing both Silent Hill 2 and a major mainline Yakuza title in the same batch stings. If you prefer shorter games, indie narrative title Lake and puzzle title Death Squared can easily be beaten over a single weekend.
Prioritize your downloads now before Sony locks the doors on October 20 and announces the next batch of additions.
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