In July, PlayStation Plus will see the departure of five games, with notable titles such as Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 and Dying Light 2. This follows higher exit numbers in previous months, emphasizing the unpredictability of the service's game rotations. Recently, Sony has added various new games to its Classics catalog while expanding the regular lineup. The company has also acknowledged the success of its Premium and Extra tiers, suggesting future price increases may be on the horizon, impacting subscribers' decision-making.
On or around July 15, PlayStation Plus is losing five games: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7, Dying Light 2 Stay Human, Job Simulator, Remnant 2, and Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong.
Earlier this month, Sony added several games to its PlayStation Plus Classics catalog, including Deus Ex, Twisted Metal, and Resident Evil titles.
Sony recently touted the success of PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra, and hinted that price increases for both may be coming down the line.
It's difficult to predict how many games will be leaving in any particular month, but the fewer titles that leave, the better it is for subscribers.
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