If you stream PlayStation Plus games to a Windows PC, that stops on 10 December. Sony is retiring the PlayStation Plus app for PC, giving a small user base as the reason.
Memberships and benefits on PS5 and PS4 are unchanged, and Sony says it will contact affected users directly.
The notice sits at the bottom of Sony’s monthly Game Catalog post. It puts usage at under 0.4% of eligible Premium members and says dropping the app lets the company spend effort on things more subscribers want.
The catalog itself starts on 17 November. Extra and Premium subscribers get Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, where Sam sets out to link Australia to the Chiral Network, and Atomfall, Rebellion’s survival game set after a nuclear accident in northern England. Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is on the list too.
Sony’s list also includes Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, the Goro Majima pirate adventure, plus Trepang2, MotoGP 26 and Cricket 26, the Ashes game. Those four arrive on 24 November, in the US and the UK only for Trepang2, MotoGP 26 and Cricket 26, with Japan added for Pirate Yakuza. The World War II shooter Hell Let Loose comes first, on 11 November (12 November in Japan).
Hell Let Loose is a World War II shooter built around 50-versus-50 battles on large maps, with 14 playable roles from medic to tank commander. Atomfall casts you as a survivor in a quarantine zone full of cults and rogue agencies, and Sony describes Cricket 26 as featuring a new Management Career mode and a bigger Pro Team.
Death Stranding 2 and Atomfall differ on platform: Atomfall is on PS5 and PS4, Death Stranding 2 on PS5 only. Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake and Trepang2 are PS5 only.
Pirate Yakuza stars Goro Majima, who loses his memory and ends up a pirate captain, and Trepang2 is a first-person shooter about an escaped soldier with supernatural powers. MotoGP 26 updates rider ratings with real race results through the season.
Two titles are exclusive to Premium: Soul Reaver 2, the Legacy of Kain sequel, and Freedom Wars Remastered, a mission-based action game set in a futuristic prison society. Sony adds that lineups vary by region, so the PlayStation Store on release day is the reliable check for what a given account sees. The PC app goes dark on 10 December, so anyone who relied on it to stream Premium titles has until then to finish what they are playing.
