Cat Game Stray and 9 Other Games Leaving PlayStation Plus This July

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The next batch of PlayStation Plus titles leaving the service next month has been revealed as cat game Stray and nine other titles are leaving the Games and Classics catalog on July 18, 2023.

Here are the titles leaving the service.

Games Leaving PS Plus Extra on July 18

  • Stray

  • Fluster Cluck

  • Marvel's Avengers

  • Raiden V

  • Rogue Stormers

  • Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell

Games Leaving PS Plus Premium on July 18

  • Bioshock Remastered

  • Bioshock 2 Remastered

  • Bioshock Infinite Complete Edition

  • Borderlands Handsome Collection (Includes Borderlands Pre-Sequel & Borderlands 2)

Fans noticed these titles leaving when browsing through the PlayStation Plus section of the PS5 dashboard, as the service now has a ‘last chance to play section’, highlighting the games leaving to give players a heads up.

The most notable title leaving the service is Stray, an indie cat adventure that I didn’t expect to be emotionally invested in its voice-less cast of characters that populated this post-apocalyptic journey. It was released on the PlayStation Plus Games Catalog for Extra and Premium/Deluxe subscribers on day one of its official releases back in July 2022, clearly showing the title’s developer and publisher had a one-year deal of some sort with Sony.

If you haven’t tried the game, best to try it now as it’s worth the time and is rather short as all you need is a weekend to get through the game.

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