As June 2026 approaches, PlayStation Plus subscribers brace themselves for a turbulent month. Several popular titles, including fan favorites like LEGO Horizon Adventures and Assassin’s Creed Mirage, may soon exit the service.
The potential departures have sparked concern among gamers. Speculation suggests that key titles such as LEGO Horizon Adventures, Assassin’s Creed Mirage, and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty could leave the platform. This news comes on the heels of PlayStation Plus announcing its free offerings for May, which included EA Sports FC 26—a game available across various platforms including PC and Nintendo Switch.
Historically, first-party Sony games tend to linger longer in the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium libraries compared to third-party titles. For instance, while Assassin’s Creed Mirage is part of Ubisoft+ Classics and likely remains accessible for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, other titles may not be afforded the same luxury.
Current offerings include:
- EA Sports FC 26
- Wuchang: Fallen Feathers
- Nine Sols
A free Icon Pack for EA Sports FC 26 can be claimed by any PlayStation Plus subscriber until June 16, 2026. This pack includes three of five Icon or Hero Picks along with a ‘Gold XI Pack’ featuring players rated 84 or higher—an enticing offer for avid gamers.
Initial reactions from the community reveal a mix of disappointment and nostalgia. “Crusader Kings 3 would be a devastating loss,” lamented one user on social media. Others echoed similar sentiments regarding their favorite titles potentially disappearing from the service.
User sentiments include:
- “LEGO Horizon Adventures gets so much right… a truly wonderful experience,” said GAMINGbible’s Kate.
- “Assassin’s Creed Mirage is also a banger,” remarked GAMINGbible’s Sam, who scored it an impressive 8/10.
- “Thank you for giving these a go… it’s useful to know what is most likely to leave,” added user 10pencefredo.
The exact titles leaving PlayStation Plus in June remain uncertain. However, as subscribers prepare for what could be significant changes to their gaming library, many are left questioning how this will impact their gaming experience in the months ahead.