Tom Phillips said PS Plus July 2026 games are changing again, with 12 titles set to leave PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium on July 21, 2026. His reminder centers on three games readers may want to finish first: Risk of Rain 2, Tropico 6 and Roki.
Phillips wrote that Sony's PlayStation Plus library is shedding titles while new ones arrive, so subscribers in Extra and Premium are dealing with both additions and removals at the same time. That leaves a short window before the catalog changes again.
Tom Phillips and the July 21 cutoff
The July 21 date is the key deadline in the PS Plus June 2026 lineup story. Twelve games are due out of the PlayStation Plus Extra/Premium catalog on that day, and Phillips singled out the three titles he said subscribers have only a few weeks left to play.
For readers using Extra and Premium, the practical step is simple: check the games you still want to play before the removal date arrives. Once the catalog turns over on July 21, those titles will no longer be part of the service lineup Phillips described.
Sony's June 2026 additions
Sony is adding Final Fantasy 16, Sonic X Shadow Generations, Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Life is Strange: Double Exposure this month. Phillips said the additions arrive alongside the removals, which means the service is expanding and contracting at the same time.
That mix matters for subscribers deciding what to start first. A game added in June may be available now, while a title leaving in July has a fixed end date, so the order of play becomes the difference between finishing it through PlayStation Plus and losing access through the catalog.
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium
The split between the two tiers is part of the story. Extra and Premium subscribers get the digital catalog that is losing 12 games, while Sony continues to refresh it with new additions during the same cycle.
Phillips ended his reminder with a direct warning to anyone eyeing Risk of Rain 2, Tropico 6 or Roki: the clock is already running. For subscribers, the immediate move is to decide which of the leaving games still deserves a spot in the remaining weeks before July 21.
