Sony has confirmed that from May 9 onwards it will stop offering the PlayStation Plus Collection from its PlayStation Plus subscription which gave PS5 players access to various classic PS4 games.

The PlayStation Plus Collection is a library of several PS4 titles consisting of first party and third party games given exclusively to PS5 owners who are also members of the paid subscription service. The feature was made available at PS5’s launch in 2020 as a perk for owners of the new-gen console only.

While it will be discontinued from May 9, members can still redeem the titles from the collection until that date and continue to access them afterward as long as they remain subscribers to the service.

The games include in the collection comprise of:

·   Bloodborne

·   Days Gone

·   Detroit: Become Human

·   God of War

·   Infamous Second Son

·   Ratchet and Clank

·   The Last Guardian

·   The Last of Us Remastered

·   Until Dawn

·   Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End

·   Batman: Arkham Knight

·   Battlefield 1

·   Call of Duty: Black Ops III - Zombies Chronicles Edition

·   Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy

·   Fallout 4

·   Final Fantasy XV Royal Edition

·   Monster Hunter: World

·   Mortal Kombat X

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