PlayStation Plus terminates games like Resident Evil 7, Tekken 7 and others: this is the list

PlayStation Plus has removed from its platform five distinct video games from the collection it offers to its subscribers. The titles affected by this change are “Tekken 7”, “Resident Evil VII: Biohazard”, “Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown”, “Oninaki”, and “Lost Sphear”.

These games, available for both PS4 and PS5, are no longer available on the subscription service, which Meaning it can no longer be played online and in multiplayer mode. However, they can still be purchased physically from various video game stores.

Tekken 7, is one of the biggest losses for video game console fans. Famous for being the seventh installment of the time-honored fighting saga, it has remained one of the favorite games within the gaming community due to its complex combat mechanics and strategic depth.

On the other side, Resident Evil VII: Biohazardanother world-famous game, has captured the attention of survival horror fans thanks to its immersive narrative and psychological horror that characterize the genre.

For this part, Combat Ace 7: Heaven Unknownallowed users to experience the thrill of air combat through stunning graphics and an immersive story.

them too Oninaki and Lost Sphear gamesboth Japanese role-playing games (JRPGs), offer unique adventures with innovative combat systems and plots that explore profound themes of life and memory.

News has been added to the latest release of these five popular video games Next month, seven more world-famous people will no longer be part of the platform's catalogue.

On March 19, subscribers to the premium and premium tiers of PlayStation Plus will suffer the loss of several video gamesso they have little time to interact with these options that are about to leave Sony's service.

Gamers only have a few weeks to enjoy video games like Ghostwire: Tokyo, the popular open-world game from Bethesda and Tango Gameworks. In addition to NEO: The World Ends With You, Code Vein, and Civilization VI.

These are the confirmed games that won't be available on PlayStation Plus as of the middle of next month:

• Outer Wilds (PS5 and PS4).
• Neo: The World Ends with You (PlayStation 4).
• Haven (PS5 and PS4).
• Code Vein (PS4).
• Civilization VI (PlayStation 4)
• Chia (PS5 and PS4)
• Ghostwire: Tokyo (PS5)

Current and upcoming changes to Sony's service catalog highlight the dynamics of the platformWhich is constantly renewed by offering new titles to its subscribers while eliminating others, with the aim of maintaining a new and diverse offer for its audience.

In addition, the opportunity to purchase games physically after they leave the platform is an advantage for those players who want to keep their favorite titles.

Also, if there are players trying out unknown games, Programming the February game catalog for PlayStation Plus. It combines racing thrills, sci-fi adventures and a selection of entries from classic role-playing game series.

There are video games to suit all tastes, from the city street tours that bring Need for Speed ​​Unbound, or going into space in The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition, or if your taste is more for action, there are the video games Reference Tales series. All of these titles arrived on February 20 and subscribers can now enjoy them.