PlayStation Plus members subscribed to the Extra or Premium tiers should take note of these imminent departures. Unlike the monthly Essential games that remain accessible as long as you claim them, titles removed from the Extra and Premium catalog become completely unavailable to subscribers after their removal date.

This system has led to some disappointing updates for PS Plus members recently. The May 2025 update saw 22 games removed from the service, sparking significant community backlash. While June's removals are fewer in number, the quality of departing titles makes this update particularly noteworthy.

Games Departing PS Plus in June 2025

The following games will leave PS Plus Extra and Premium on June 17:

• After Us
• AVICII Invector
• Inscryption (Metacritic: 86)
• Kayak VR: Mirage
• Monster Hunter Rise (Metacritic: 87)
• Rogue Legacy 2 (Metacritic: 89)

Among these, Inscryption, Monster Hunter Rise, and Rogue Legacy 2 stand out as particularly noteworthy departures due to their critical acclaim and popularity among players.

Time Investment Considerations

For subscribers looking to experience these games before they're removed, completion times vary:

• Inscryption: Approximately 12.5 hours (roguelike elements may affect this)
• Monster Hunter Rise: Around 23 hours for main story
• Rogue Legacy 2: About 26.5 hours on average

While the roguelike nature of Inscryption and Rogue Legacy 2 means individual playtimes may vary, dedicated players should have sufficient time to complete these titles before the June 17 deadline.

Special Note for VR Enthusiasts

PS VR2 owners should pay special attention to Kayak VR: Mirage's departure. This visually stunning VR experience represents another reduction in the service's virtual reality offerings, continuing a trend of VR titles being removed from PS Plus Premium.

Looking Ahead

Following the substantial May 2025 removals, the gaming community is curious to see what new titles Sony will introduce to compensate for these June departures. The balance between incoming and outgoing games remains a crucial factor in the perceived value of PS Plus Extra and Premium subscriptions.

Subscribers are encouraged to prioritize these departing games in their play queues to make the most of their PlayStation Plus membership before these acclaimed titles disappear from the service.