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Forbidden West and more leaving PlayStation Plus Extra next month

Sony’s own action-adventure game Horizon: Forbidden West is strangely leaving the PlayStation Plus Extra lineup next month. What makes it even stranger is that only Europeans are affected by this move.

While North Americans miss out on the Destroy all humans franchise via PlayStation Plus Extra in September, Europeans lose multiple highlights, including Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Nier Replicant, And Horizon: Forbidden West. It was shown in the ‘Last Chance to Play’ section of the service.

Aloy in Horizon Forbidden West
Image via PlayStation

It made sense then Horizon: Zero Dawn left PlayStation Plus in May amid rumors that a remaster is in the works. The already released PS5 Forbidden West being pulled from PlayStation’s own service seems like a mistake to fans. It seems like the company is shooting itself in the foot, and it’s a pretty foot at that. You wouldn’t think Netflix would Stranger ThingsFor example.

As GameSpot highlights, the full list of PlayStation Plus Extra games leaving the service in Europe next month includes:

  • Horizon Forbidden West
  • Marvel’s Midnight Suns
  • Extraterrestrial isolation
  • Kidney Replicant ver.1.22474487139…
  • Ghost Apparition
  • Star Ocean: First Departure R
  • Star Ocean: Until the End of Time
  • Star Ocean: The Last Hope 4K & Full HD Remaster
  • Star Ocean: Integrity and Infidelity
  • Star Ocean: The Divine Power

North Americans, however, will miss these matches:

  • NBA 2K24
  • Need for unlimited speed
  • Destroy all humans!
  • Destroy All Humans! 2: Refuted
  • Spellforce: Reforged
  • Trials of Mana
  • Lost judgment
  • Moving 2
  • Midnight Fight Express
  • Sea of ​​stars

A sign that it’s going to happen?

Hopefully the removal of Horizon Forbidden West is not a sign that the service is coming. It currently has other first-party titles such as Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Demon’s Souls, And Sackboy’s great adventure. You’d hope that PlayStation would add more to the service than it takes away. Luckily, there’s a promising indie called The brave squire comes to PlayStation Plus Extra on day one.


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