PlayStation Plus subscribers are bracing for what they perceive as a potentially disappointing month ahead following speculation about games leaving the service in November. This comes after an October lineup that was well-received by many users.
- A Reddit user has shared a list of games “most likely” to leave PlayStation Plus in November, including popular titles such as Skyrim, Red Dead Redemption 2, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Definitive Edition, and the Kingdom Hearts Series.
- It’s important to note that these departures are speculative and not officially confirmed by Sony.
- Subscribers are expressing frustration over the perceived decline in service quality compared to last year, especially in light of recent price increases.
- Some users hesitate to start longer games due to uncertainty about how long titles will remain available on the service.
- There’s a mixed reaction to the addition of indie games, with some appreciating their quality while others argue for a better balance with “bigger” titles.
User reactions on the PlayStation Plus subreddit highlight growing concerns:
- JanosBlueberry1 commented on the service quality, saying, “It’s getting ridiculous. The service is far worse quality-wise than last year, and they still raised the price!”
- Another user sarcastically remarked about the potential replacements for departing games, expecting “one 7/10 and five indies nobody has ever heard of next month!”
While some defend the quality of indie games added to the service, there’s a general sentiment that a better balance with more prominent AAA titles is needed to maintain subscriber satisfaction.
As November approaches, PlayStation Plus subscribers remain anxious about the future lineup, hoping for official announcements from Sony to clarify the situation.
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